台湾省出了一位神兵天将，绿媒：台湾人民“有救”了

引子

"Can't make it in the army, but ranked number one in humor." Do you know who this is referring to? If this phrase alone doesn't give it away, let me provide you with a few more nicknames: "Taiwan's famous 'Strawberry Soldier'" and "Brother from the Rural House." That's right; today we are talking about the newly emerged figure in Taiwan, Yu Beichen.

Does Yu Beichen have patriotic sentiments?

Yu Beichen was born in 1968 and, although he grew up in Taiwan, his ancestral roots trace back to Shandong, China. Through his own efforts, he gained admission to the Republic of China Military Academy (ROCMA), also known as the Huangpu Military Academy. Later, he joined the army and served as a brigade commander in the armored forces, earning the rank of major general at the age of 45.

Indeed, after being awarded the rank of major general, Yu Beichen retired from the military citing "health reasons." Following his retirement, he joined the Chinese Nationalist Party (Kuomintang or KMT) and held prominent positions within the party, showing a keen interest in both politics and military affairs in Taiwan.

At this point, many people were confused by his apparent patriotic rhetoric, assuming he was speaking for the revival of the nation. However, in reality, he was merely using these sentiments as his political capital.

However, on a certain day in 2021, Yu Beichen suddenly announced on his social media platform that he was "officially leaving the Kuomintang." Rumors had it that he felt neglected within the KMT, facing difficulties, and no one was willing to help him during challenging times, leaving him deeply disappointed.

Yu Beichen's actions dealt a significant blow to the KMT's internal morale. It's unclear what prompted this change, but since joining the DPP, he started making outrageous statements.

He even suggested that PLA military exercises were just a show and that mainlanders lived in huts while Taiwan had skyscrapers, making it impossible for the PLA to invade. It was this kind of rhetoric that catapulted Yu Beichen into the spotlight, earning him the nickname "Brother from the Rural House."

His astonishing statements pleased the DPP government, allowing him to openly insult and vilify the mainland. However, Yu Beichen didn't stop there; his words became increasingly bizarre.

The other guests in the room were left speechless, offering perfunctory responses. Then, the retired major general delved into "mathematics," stating, "Three air defense missiles intercepting PLA artillery shells, using trigonometric functions."

"Math genius of the millennium, a Yu Beichen born in Taiwan," some quipped, while others said, "Yu Beichen seems to be stealing Guo Degang's job."

In fact, inpiduals like Yu Beichen and certain media outlets are not uncommon in Taiwan. The Tsai Ing-wen administration controls the licenses for TV media operations, leaving little room for dissent. Furthermore, the need to make a living drives many to conform. There's hardly any real freedom of speech left in Taiwan, as all forms of communication, both online and offline, that don't align with the interests of the DPP are subject to censorship and suppression.

Taiwan's media landscape isn't entirely dominated by pro-DPP outlets; there are some media organizations with patriotic and reunification sentiments that continue to struggle against the pro-DPP media. Since the DPP came into power, Taiwan's media sphere has been overtaken by some anti-intellectual and anti-China outlets. We should be clear-eyed about this.

So, if you're feeling down, just take a look at the remarks of these "Taiwanese pundits." Treat them like a lowbrow comedy show; it's not a bad way to lighten the mood.

台湾的媒体格局已经分化成两个截然不同的阵营。一方面，有一些媒体秉持着坚守家国情怀和统一理念的信念，坚定地与绿营媒体作斗争。然而，另一方面，民进党执政后，反智和反华的媒体却占据了台湾媒体领域。

我们不能忽视这一点。这些言论的后果不仅仅是误导公众，而且荒谬地损害了台湾的声誉。这也给整个台湾社会带来了严重的负面影响，使得合理的对话和理性的讨论变得更加困难。

在台湾，言论自由的形势已经变得越来越严峻。蔡英文政府掌握了媒体经营执照的发放权，这使得那些不符合民进党利益的言论几乎无法传播。无论是线上还是线下的传媒渠道，都会受到限制和打压。

这种言论约束不仅损害了言论自由，还侵蚀了台湾社会的多元性和开放性。在一个健康的民主社会中，应该有空间容纳不同声音和观点，而不是把批评性的声音视为威胁。

台湾面临的挑战不仅仅是政治和军事层面的，还包括媒体环境和言论自由的问题。要实现台湾长期繁荣和稳定，必须重视这些方面的问题，并采取措施确保媒体多元性和言论自由。

我们应该鼓励公众更加理性地对待媒体报道，不受盲目偏见的影响。同时，政府也应该采取措施，保障言论自由，并避免将媒体变成政治利益的工具。