I watched a program in the afternoon about garbage disposal in Taiwan. Generally, TV programs always have subtitles under the screen. Occasionally, parentheses appear in the subtitles to supplement or explain the intention of speaking. This situation also appeared in today’s program: (China) What about Taiwan? Ten sentences must have five brackets, which is very eye-catching.
What do you think of this phenomenon? The mainland should increase self-confidence. On the one hand, it is said that Taiwan bowls are a sacred and inviolable part of China. Such words are externally showing our determination to regain Taiwan, but internally, What role does that (China) want to play? Since it has been said that Taiwan is Chinese, and Taiwan compatriots and the people on the mainland agree with it, isn’t this (China) redundant? This is not a blow to the self-confidence of the Chinese people. Does it feel like there is no silver or three hundred taels here.
I hope that this phenomenon will not happen again, otherwise (China) Hong Kong, (China) Macau? (China) Yixian Daliang Gang can also be established, not all explanations can play a good role, now seeing the host, I will Tangled panic. Come on China! Come on Taiwan!
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