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The spouse from the mainland, "亚亚" Liu Zhenya, left Taiwan on a flight last night after the Immigration Department revoked her residence permit. The Vice Chairman of the Straits Exchange Foundation, Luo Wenjia, pointed out that the legal basis for the Immigration Department's request for her departure is clear. However, some scholars, including Academia Sinica member Chen Peizhe, issued a joint statement criticizing President Lai Ching-te's populism and calling on the government to stop curtailing freedom of speech. After 亚亚's departure, Interior Minister Liu Shih-fang stated that she would not respond to individual cases and emphasized that she would humbly accept criticism. Scholars are concerned that the actions of the Lai government will affect Taiwan's democratic rule of law and peace and security, warning against allowing a situation of "today Ukraine, tomorrow Taiwan" to become a reality. The social reaction to 亚亚's departure has been polarized.

Chinese spouse "Aya" Liu Zhenya recently had her residence permit revoked by the Immigration Department and decided to leave Taiwan by plane. The vice chairman of the Straits Exchange Foundation stated that the reasons for the Immigration Department requesting her departure are quite clear, but there are also voices supporting her, including Academicians and other scholars who issued a joint statement criticizing the government for using "populism" to rally supporters, pointing out that freedom of speech in Taiwan is rapidly being suppressed, and calling on the ruling party to be vigilant.

The vice chairman of the Straits Exchange Foundation mentioned that if she is unwilling to be forcibly returned or if the other side does not accept her, she may be placed in a temporary shelter, with legal provisions being quite clear. Furthermore, with Aya leaving Taiwan, the Minister of the Interior might feel a sense of relief, but he still stated that he would humbly accept criticism from all sectors.

The day before Aya's departure, social movement activists who previously spoke for her once again sought justice for her. Scholars issued a statement accusing the government of demonizing the other side to suppress dissenting opinions and exacerbate social divisions. They urged the president to be open to a variety of opinions, rather than only listening to those within their echo chamber.

• Scholars jointly stated that the current government is the biggest destroyer of Taiwan's democratic rule of law, posing a potential threat to Taiwan's peace and security.
• They warned against allowing the crisis of "Ukraine today, Taiwan tomorrow" to become a reality.

After Aya's departure from Taiwan, various opinions and discussions started to become the focus of social debate.