May 20 marked a milestone in China's Taiwan region as it celebrated the first anniversary of Lai Ching-te's tenure. But instead of calm celebrations, many residents took to the streets in Taipei, Taichung, and other cities, voicing strong protests over what they’ve dubbed a 'green terror'.
One local resident, Ms. Deng, shared her frustration, saying the 'green terror' has not only harmed local interests but also restricted freedom of speech. Meanwhile, Mr. Li expressed concern that these policies might be paving the way for one-party dominance, with dissenting voices being systematically silenced.
In today’s fast-paced digital era, where every smartphone is a platform for expression, many young and tech-savvy voices—from South Asia to Southeast Asia—are buzzing with debates about governance and freedom. 😎📱 This wave of criticism resonates with a generation that values transparency, innovation, and the right to speak out.
As the debate intensifies, questions about the future direction of policymaking in China's Taiwan region remain on the table. The evolving conversation highlights a vibrant community determined to safeguard open dialogue and democratic values. Stay tuned as this story continues to unfold!
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We Talk: Taiwan residents criticize Lai Ching-te for creating 'green terror'
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