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The Mainland's Taiwan Affairs Office announced today the establishment of a "Taiwan Independence Informant Column," which will legally hold accountable the Taiwan independence activists who undermine cross-strait peace. Internet celebrity 閩南狼 denies being pro-Taiwan independence and claims to be a staunch supporter of anti-communism. Recently, he has sparked controversy due to provocative statements against the Chinese Communist Party and calls for war, leading to accusations of endangering national security. The Taiwan Affairs Office emphasized that they will hold Taiwan independence supporters accountable for life if there is evidence against them and encouraged the public to report any such individuals. In contrast to those labeled as pro-independence, some independence advocates view this as a badge of honor.

After the incident involving the Taiwan spouse influencer Ah-Ya, the Mainland's Taiwan Affairs Office announced today (the 26th) the launch of a new website column titled "Taiwan Independence Agents Reporting Column," stating that they will "hold accountable according to the law, for a lifetime." The aim is to target those Taiwan independence elements and fringe influencers who undermine peace between the two sides of the Taiwan Strait. In response, influencer Minnan Wolf denied being pro-independence, emphasizing that she is part of the anti-communist true blue faction.

Influencer Ba-Jiong issued a provocation towards the Chinese Communist Party, stating, "Are you going to fight or not? (Winnie)." She claimed that the CCP is not afraid of the battlefield and urged quick action, raising the question of whether this constitutes war incitement. This song was uploaded last year, and due to Ah-Ya promoting "military unification" in Taiwan, she was expelled, sparking discussions among netizens. Legislator Chen Yu-Chen pointed out that the ones truly causing social turmoil and threatening national security are Ba-Jiong and Minnan Wolf, arguing that the government should deport such individuals. Minnan Wolf, on the other hand, stated that her destination should be her motherland, urging the country to act soon, and not to wait for over 70 years without actual action.

In the wake of the Ah-Ya incident, the Mainland also began countermeasures, announcing an expansion of the crackdown on Taiwan independence. Spokesperson Chen Bin-Hua of the Taiwan Affairs Office stated that for actions with conclusive evidence and malicious nature, they will pursue lifelong liability according to relevant laws. This column encourages the public to report behaviors against Taiwan independence and fringe influencers. Chen Jun-Han, the chairman of the Taiwan National Party, pointed out that if pro-independence individuals are named by the Taiwan Affairs Office, it might rather serve as a badge of honor for them. Minnan Wolf reiterated, "I feel I am not pro-independence; I am true blue." Many Taiwan independence supporters expressed indifference to the Mainland's surveillance, considering it instead to be a glorious mark.

Further reports mentioned that Ah-Ya was expelled from Taiwan due to her remarks on military unification, and the Taiwan Affairs Office criticized the green camp for breaking up families, believing such actions violate humane principles. Ah-Ya held a press conference in hopes of having her punishment revoked. Ba-Jiong clashed with protesting crowds and was suppressed by the police, while the countermeasures by the Taiwan Affairs Office regarding the Ah-Ya incident sparked heated discussions, seemingly exposing criminals while also bringing attention to actions for Taiwan independence.