Taipei 101 played "❤USA." Xie Meimei sent the vaccine, netizens: please turn off the lights to mourn over 500 grievances
[Global Net Reporter Zhao Youping] Following the lighting of the "USA" at the Grand Hotel in Taipei and thanking the United States for providing 750,000 doses of vaccines, the Grand Hotel again lighted the lights to thank the United States last night (20th).
According to Taiwan's China Times News Network, the United States presented Taiwan with 2.5 million doses of Modena vaccine yesterday. After coming to Taiwan yesterday, the Grand Hotel, which "brightly lights up", made another "new trick". Today it uses "A❤T" to light up the lamp, meaning "American Love Taiwan", "to show Taiwan’s gratitude to the United States for donating vaccines."
In addition, the Taipei 101 building also typed "❤USA." and other 6 groups of words last night to thank the United States for donating 2.5 million doses of vaccine to Taiwan.
In this regard, some netizens on the island criticized the DPP authorities: "Thank you for the'dog food'? I don't think Lao Mei would be so kind." Some netizens suggested: Please turn off the lights in the Grand Hotel and Building 101 to mourn. There are more than 500 grievances in Taiwan.
Three U.S. senators visited Taiwan on June 6. They said at the time that they would provide 750,000 doses of vaccine to Taiwan. That night, the Grand Hotel lights up the words "USA" to thank the United States.
Taiwan’s "Sanli News Network" claimed that the US government has tripled the vaccine originally provided to Taiwan and donated 2.5 million doses. Many people in Taiwan are grateful. The Grand Hotel also decided to light up the lights at 17:30 yesterday. Explain the three words "AIT" to thank the United States again.
The Grand Hotel claims that the "I" is specially replaced with a love symbol, which means "the United States' gift of vaccine to Taiwan is the human spirit of fraternity across borders", "A❤T stands for America, Love, and Taiwan, which means that the United States loves Taiwan and supports Taiwan. "Unexpectedly.
The Grand Hotel was not the only one that lit up last night.
China Times reported that in order to thank the United States for donating 2.5 million doses of vaccines to Taiwan, the Taipei 101 building was lit from 18:30 to 22:00 yesterday, and the words "Taiwan-U.S. cooperation in the fight against the epidemic", "Guardian Taiwan" and "Treasure Taiwan-U.S. friendship" were displayed. "❤USA.", "THANK YOU" and "Taiwan America" and other six groups of words, thank the United States for its care and support for Taiwan.
Zhongshi News.com claimed that the Grand Hotel’s lights this year “beared a reputation”. For the first time in April 2020, to celebrate the zero diagnosis, the lamp was lit with the word “ZERO (zero)”. Later, during the epidemic, the word “ZERO” was also discharged. SALUTE (tribute)", "come on", "peace", "HERO (hero)", "RELAX (relax)" and other words.
In mid-May of this year, the local epidemic broke out in Taiwan. The Grand Hotel added the word "peace" to pray for Taiwan.
The report mentioned that after Japan gave Taiwan 1.24 million doses of AstraZeneca vaccine last time, the Grand Hotel also clicked the Japanese word "kanshi (thanks)" on the 4th of this month to thank Japan.
In addition, the Taipei 101 building also typed and lit the lights that night to thank Japan for providing the vaccine. The text included "Cooperate to fight the epidemic", "Taiwan-Japan friendship lasts forever", "Taiwan ❤ Japan", "Hand in hand", "Taiwan no trip and thanks" Wait.
The current epidemic situation in Taiwan Province is severe. It is understandable to pay tribute to the medical staff and cheer for the people on the island. However, the Grand Hotel and Taipei 101 have lighted up lights to thank the United States, which aroused dissatisfaction among some island netizens.
Some netizens on the island sarcastically: "I have become a vaccine beggar and have a face to show up!" "For the'dog food', thank you for what? I don't think Lao Mei would be so kind." ↓
Some netizens scolded: Do you need to "lick" too much?
Doesn’t it feel too low?
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Some netizens also scolded the DPP authorities: "Like a dog and lick a dog, you have nothing," and "Born to be bones."
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Some netizens saw the true face of the vaccine presented by the United States: "Taiwan can't fall, and we must help us'anti-China'", "Free vaccines depend on military purchases, eating poisonous pigs, and abandoning Diaoyutai Island. The world is not free The free lunch is the most expensive."↓
Some netizens said, please turn off the lights in the Grand Hotel and Building 101 to mourn the 500 dead souls in Taiwan.
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