Chinese netizens harass immigrant content creators sharing life in Taiwan
Chinese netizens harass immigrant content creators sharing life in Taiwan
2024-11-11
Chinese immigrants in Taiwan report harassment from their compatriots in China, simply for creating online content about their lives in Taiwan. One vlogger reports that her words of praise for Taiwan have been taken as insults to China by nationalistic netizens. Another says she was called scum of the nation after taking part in events held by the Taiwan government. DPP Lawmaker Huang Jie says the hate comments come from a place of jealousy.
Mosa Chian Chian
Chinese immigrant
In the MRT, they have staff to guide blind people, and to push wheelchair users.
A China-born vlogger discusses things she likes about living in Taiwan. Online, Chinese nationalists are slamming her video, saying she is insulting her motherland.
Another Chinese immigrant who took part in events held by Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council and the Straits Exchange Foundation was also harassed and insulted, called scum of the nation. A DPP lawmaker says Chinese nationalist internet users, known as “Little Pinks” are simply jealous.
Huang Jie
DPP lawmaker
Exercising your freedom of speech and living freely is an everyday affair in Taiwan. But these Little Pinks can’t take it. Regardless of whether the comments come from the Little Pinks themselves, or whether it was all orchestrated by the Chinese Communist Party, I believe jealousy is at the core of the issue. Perhaps they are worried that more people in China will want to have a democratic and free society like in Taiwan.
A scholar says the videos highlighting the differences between China and Taiwan could help counter China’s domestic propaganda and reverse brainwashing.
Chen Li-fu
Taiwan Association of University Professors
The videos show that living in Taiwan is not as painful as China makes it out to be. That people aren’t so poor, and that some absurd claims are not so absurd. And they open a window into Taiwan. Accounts that discuss Taiwan’s international oppression, Taiwan-US relations, or Taiwan’s participation in international organizations, can be punished or banned by China’s internet police.
The scholar says that despite its efforts, China’s success at filtering online content remains quite limited.
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眼紅? 中配分享台灣生活 小粉紅出征嗆"民族敗類"
2024-11-11
中配常常透過影片，介紹台灣生活，有學者認為能起到反洗腦作用，讓中國了解台灣真實生活，不過，卻有官員透露，中國發動網軍干擾中配創作自由，不但批評中配是「民族敗類」，也有中配透過影片證實，只要說台灣好，就會被攻擊是污辱祖國。
[[中配 摩沙淺淺-台灣媳婦]]
“捷運有專人的盲人導引服務，有專人幫忙推輪椅”
中配分享台灣生活比中國好，不過這樣的影片，竟遭到中國網軍出征，被批評是污辱祖國。
就連中配參加陸委會、海基會活動，中國網軍也凍未著，大罵是「民族敗類」，立委狠酸，難道是太嫉妒。
[[立委(民) 黃捷]]
“分享自由言論，自由生活，這個在台灣非常人之常情，非常正常行為，被遭到小粉紅出征，我想不管是小粉紅本身，抑或中共的意圖，我相信這是不是對他們來說，都太嫉妒了呢，或是他們擔心台灣自由民主社會，更會引起中國人民的嚮往”
有學者認為，中配影片讓中國看見，台灣和中國的不同，讓中共大內宣破功，有反洗腦的作用。
[[台灣教授協會會長 陳俐甫]]
“幫忙澄清台灣的生活，並不是中國描述的這麼痛苦，這麼貧窮，這麼荒謬的很多現象，這個還可以有機會在中國呈現。但是談到台灣在國際地位被打壓，談台美關係，談台灣加入國際組織，卻會面臨中國網路警察制裁，甚至封號”
不過陳俐甫也表示，中國有網路警察制度，過濾內容，效果恐怕有限。
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