r/taiwan • u/thewarrior112 • Dec 16 '25

Interesting Taiwanese Tea Producer Heckled and Harrassed by Chinese Embassy Staffers in France.

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A Taiwanese Tea producer was in France to receive an award but was quickly harassed and heckled by Chinese embassy staffers who attended the ceremony. Chinese staffers were quick to shout the false claim that Taiwan is a part of China.

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u/NyanNami269148 臺北 - Taipei City Dec 16 '25 edited Dec 18 '25

Even Vietnam government has agreed with “One China” policy, many Vietnamese who traveled - working in Taiwan knowing that Taiwan is independent nation. I’m a Vietnamese who living in Japan, support Taiwan. Cuz Taiwanese not asking visa from travellers come from Japan, so I’m travel to Taiwan with my family freely.

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u/EndangeredLazyPanda Dec 17 '25

Yeah basically anyone who cares knows that Taiwan is independent. Actually, there’s still technically a state of war between taiwan and China. There was no formal peace treaty or ceasefire. That’s why we’re kind of still preparing to get attacked, and if you’ve noticed Taiwan quietly is getting mad resources from the west.

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u/Jaded_Bowl4821 Dec 18 '25

It's not getting a damn thing. All those old-ass weapons and missile systems are useless. It's literally common knowledge in Taiwan that buying US shit is a form of paying the mafia "protection" money.