Criticized as a "human oddity", Xie Changting, the "representative of Japan," spoke wildly
"I think this is the cycle of goodness that showcases true feelings in times of adversity."
According to a report by Global Times citing Taiwan's China Times News on the 4th, Taipei's representative to Japan, Hsieh Chang ting, recently posted on social media claiming that Japanese seafood has been boycotted by mainland China since the Japanese government discharged contaminated water from Fukushima. Some Taiwanese expatriates are calling for more consumption of Japanese seafood, which is "empathy".
The content of the article shows that he not only "acted on his own" by purchasing dried scallops imported from Japan, but also claimed that "they are similar to usual and have a delicious taste". He even brought out relevant data released by the Japanese Ministry of Environment to demonstrate the safety of seawater.
Screenshot of Taipei Representative to Japan, Xie Changting, posting on social media
On August 24th, the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant in Japan activated the discharge of contaminated water into the sea. Two days later, Xie Changting openly declared, "The world is somewhat sensitive to the issue of radioactivity, but in fact, trace amounts of radioactive elements are actually beneficial to the body." This statement immediately sparked controversy on the island.
Li Min, a specially appointed professor at the Department of Nuclear Engineering at Tsinghua University in Taiwan, stated that Xie Changting's sudden statement at this sensitive moment raises suspicions of intentional "escort" Japan's discharge of tritium contaminated water.
Taipei Representative to Japan, Xie Changting. "Xie Changting is really a human oddity. If that's the case, you can drink 1500 milliliters every day and show us." Kuomintang legislator Fei Hongtai commented on this matter on a political commentary program in Taiwan, stating that he knows tritium is harmful to the body, "eating less may not die, but why eat it?"
In fact, due to the continuous emergence of "black hearts" in Taiwanese pineapples exported to Japan, internal browning, and uneven quality, there is an oversupply in the market, and the price has dropped from 700 yen to 100 yen per piece. What is even more ironic is that the relevant departments in Taiwan provide shipping subsidies several times the price of pineapples themselves to achieve the so-called breakthrough in export sales, which is completely different from what Xie Changting called "large-scale procurement to support the market".
A picture shows that just as the first batch of 1.24 million doses of vaccines arrived in Taiwan, Xie Changting braved the rain and escorted the plane, bowing 90 degrees to the plane.
Xie Changting bowed to the plane.While he called for more consumption of Japanese seafood, the Japanese people who continued to organize rallies and protests could no longer bear it.
According to the Global Times on the 4th, Japanese people plan to collectively file a lawsuit with the court on the 8th, requesting a ruling to stop the discharge of nuclear contaminated water from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. The number of plaintiffs exceeds 100, including fishermen from Fukushima and surrounding areas.
"Emissions exacerbate the suffering of victims of nuclear accidents and can never be allowed." The plaintiff stated that the Japanese government had previously stated that it would seek the consent of its own fishermen before making a decision to discharge nuclear contaminated water. However, the former reneged on the promise, disregarded strong opposition from Fukushima and the National Fisheries Organization of Japan, and executed the wrong decision.
A survey by Kyodo News Agency in Japan showed that over 80% of Japanese respondents believe that the government's explanation of nuclear contaminated water is "insufficient.". And this emission process, which is causing huge harm to the world, may last for 20 to 30 years.
According to data from the Japanese Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries, the United States was the country that reduced imports of Japanese agriculture, forestry, and aquatic products the most in the first half of the year. The three main food sources that were reduced were all located in areas affected by nuclear contaminated water discharge.
It is obvious that even the United States knows well that the discharge of nuclear contaminated water affects the marine environment and human health.
