Mainland Tongshu mentions "Come on Wuhan" to make Green Camp jump. DPP authorities urgently ordered the whole platform to be removed
China Taiwan Net, December 3, according to Taiwan's "China Times" report, the DPP authority's sharp edge to suppress ideology has once again been out of the sheath.
After operating the closure of Taiwan's Zhongtian News Channel, the Green Camp directed its attention at publications.
The mainland picture book "Waiting for Dad Going Home" with the epidemic as the background was accused by DPP city councilors and representatives of public opinion that it was a "big foreign propaganda beautifying the epidemic in the mainland" because it mentioned the words "Go on Wuhan" and "Go on China". ".
On the 2nd, the competent authority of cultural affairs in Taiwan further issued a letter to the publishing house that is acting as an agency to prohibit the publication of the book, on the grounds that it violates the so-called "Regulations on Cross-Strait People's Relations". At present, libraries at all levels in Taiwan have successively removed the book. The platform has also lost the relevant content.
According to reports, the content of the book "Waiting for Dad to Go Home" is based on a child's perspective, telling the story of a doctor father who had promised to accompany his children at home during the Chinese New Year, and must be on the front line due to the virus.
DPP member of Taipei City Councillor Chen Yijun recently issued an article saying that the mainland publisher of the book, Changjiang Children's Publishing House, was listed as a strategic partner of the mainland's "Red Reading Program" in 2019 and has the task of "united front" against Taiwan.
DPP public opinion representative Chen Tingfei said that the book "Waiting for Dad to Go Home" even has illustrations of a PLA transport plane, and the DPP authorities "should refuse to read the plan outside Taiwan."
The major libraries in Taipei City are preparing to introduce the book a few days ago. After the operation of the green camp, the Taipei Municipal Library issued a statement stating that it has suspended procurement.
Taiwan’s cultural affairs authority stated on the 2nd that publishers that have sent letters to the island’s agency for distribution must not publish the book.
"China Times" published an article on this, pointing out that the green camp has been bombarded by the people from generation to generation, saying that the book is a "big foreign propaganda" for the mainland, and it is so powerful that it is like a green terror.
Kuomintang member Ye Yuanzhi criticized that the DPP held high the banner of freedom of speech when it was in opposition. Now it is forcing children who do not conform to its stance to take off the shelves, "it is simply a democratic reversal!" (China Taiwan Net Li Ning)