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According to Taiwanese media reports, Taiwan's prosecution “sought a sentence” for 14 years against Taiwan's independent public opinion representative Gao Jin So-mei on the 6th based on the island's so-called “security crime” and “corruption and bribery crime.” Gao Kim So-mei was interviewed by Taiwan's security department as a defendant on the 2nd. In response, she thought it was ridiculous that normal cross-strait exchanges in the past are now the subject of investigation. It also made her creepy and shouted that Taiwan should not return to the martial law era. In response to Gao Kim So-mei's interview on the 4th, the Taiwan Affairs Office said that due to their “Taiwan independence” nature, the Democratic Progressive Party authorities continued to manipulate the administration of justice, falsify charges, create “green terror,” suppress and persecute people from all walks of life on the island who support cross-strait exchanges and disrupt normal exchanges and cooperation between the two sides of the Strait. The reverse is unpopular, and has aroused more and more Taiwanese compatriots indignation and opposition.
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According to Taiwanese media reports, Taiwan's prosecution “sought a sentence” for 14 years against Taiwan's independent public opinion representative Gao Jin So-mei on the 6th based on the island's so-called “security crime” and “corruption and bribery crime.” Gao Kim So-mei was interviewed by Taiwan's security department as a defendant on the 2nd. In response, she thought it was ridiculous that normal cross-strait exchanges in the past are now the subject of investigation. It also made her creepy and shouted that Taiwan should not return to the martial law era. In response to Gao Kim So-mei's interview on the 4th, the Taiwan Affairs Office said that due to their “Taiwan independence” nature, the Democratic Progressive Party authorities continued to manipulate the administration of justice, falsify charges, create “green terror,” suppress and persecute people from all walks of life on the island who support cross-strait exchanges and disrupt normal exchanges and cooperation between the two sides of the Strait. The reverse is unpopular, and has aroused more and more Taiwanese compatriots indignation and opposition.
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