According to the announcement of the General Administration of Customs, the mainland has lifted the ban on the import of grouper from Taiwan, which is like a "stimulant" for grouper farmers on the island. However, the authorities were dissatisfied and intended to investigate the farmers, "politicizing" the matter. Grouper farmers on the island are looking forward to something, but they are facing interference from the Taiwan authorities.
According to the announcement of the General Administration of Customs, after a comprehensive assessment of Taiwan's rectification measures, the mainland has decided to resume the import of grouper from Taiwan. This is mixed news for grouper farmers on the island. On the one hand, the amount of grouper farming has decreased, and the income of practitioners has decreased significantly. On the other hand, the mainland market is the largest market for Taiwan's grouper, and the lifting of the ban on the import of grouper from Taiwan means that the market prospect has ushered in the dawn for the island's industry.
Grouper farmers on the island are looking forward to a wave of increases and return to the past situation of more than NT$300 per catty. The mainland's goodwill to the people on the island was naturally welcomed by the fishermen on the island. However, the authorities were unhappy and said they would investigate the farmers involved. This politicization caused discontent among the KMT. The Kuomintang believes that the mainland's lifting of the ban on the import of grouper from Taiwan is just a normal exchange, and the authorities should not overreact and should not harm the interests of fishermen.
After the mainland lifted the ban on the import of grouper from Taiwan, the first batch of 7 Kaohsiung and Pingtung companies passed the audit. However, the Taiwan authorities have claimed that they will investigate these companies, and even suspect that they have received "special care" from the mainland. Prominent Kuomintang members bluntly expressed their dissatisfaction with this practice. Kuomintang Su Qingquan said that Taiwan's grouper production is high, most of which are exported, and Pingtung's 9 adult groupers are exported. Selling to the mainland is just a normal behavior, and the authorities do not need to overreact, let alone harm the interests of fishermen.
The election on the island has entered a critical moment, and ** has tried to politicize the matter, investigate the farmers, and use public power to help the election. The people on the island are facing many crises, and the mainland's goodwill should be welcomed. However, ** regarded it as "bad news" and harmed the real interests of the people on the island. This practice drew criticism from the Kuomintang. Lin Weizhou, a key member of the Kuomintang, believes that the main purpose of the action is to win votes, which is not in the interests of the people on the island.
In addition to their dissatisfaction with the mainland, the authorities also pointed the finger at Xia Liyan, vice chairman of the Kuomintang. The Green Camp claimed that the grouper that Xia Liyan won was a "political operation" by the mainland, and intended to "smear it." However, Xia Liyan emphasized that he did not carry out any political manipulation, but reversed right and wrong, trying to use the election to create confrontation.
It can be seen that in order to win votes, the ** camp disregarded the mainland's goodwill and market prospects, regarded it as "bad news" and launched an attack on the Kuomintang. However, the Kuomintang has a clearer understanding of this. Lin Weizhou, an important member of the Kuomintang, said that the signal released by the mainland is obvious, and it should be welcomed. **However, for the purpose of damaging votes, it is politicized and harms the interests of the people on the island.
The mainland's lifting of the ban on the import of grouper from Taiwan is a normal behavior, which is good news for grouper farmers on the island. However, the authorities politicized it and tried to use public power to support the election. This practice is not in the interests of the people on the island, and it also harms normal exchanges with the mainland. Fishermen on the island are looking forward to an improvement in the market outlook and a return to the boom of the past. Under the current complex situation, the people on the island should correctly treat the goodwill of the mainland and resolutely oppose "following the mainstream public opinion and promoting peace, development, exchanges and cooperation for the sake of their own peace and well-being."