讀後心得

A Korean student from Fu Jen Catholic University encountered a random stabbing incident in Ximen District, resulting in stab wounds to his back. While he is not in life-threatening condition, the experience has left him deeply shocked. He expressed that he originally thought Taiwan was a safe place, and this incident has prompted him to rethink issues of public safety. At the time of the incident, he was celebrating a friend’s birthday and was suddenly attacked with a knife by a stranger while passing by a McDonald's after the celebration. The police quickly arrested the suspect and found his blood alcohol content to be as high as 0.95. The university stated that it will provide medical and legal assistance.

A Korean university student from Fu Jen Catholic University stated on "Threads" that he encountered a random stabbing incident in Ximending, suffering serious side injuries and excessive bleeding. Although he currently has no major issues and the police have successfully apprehended the suspect, this terrifying experience has left him unsettled. He said, "I can't believe that such an incident occurred in 'Ximen', a place almost all Koreans visiting Taiwan go to. I always thought Taiwan was a safe country, but after this event, I started to reevaluate that idea."

Student Shin pointed out that he went to Ximending to celebrate a friend's birthday today. After having beef noodles, he was preparing to take a bus back to the dormitory when he suddenly got stabbed in the back by a stranger with a knife while passing by a McDonald's. He said, "There was no conflict between us at all; it was my first time seeing that person. He stabbed me in the back with a curved knife from behind." At that moment, he immediately asked the assailant what he was doing, only for the assailant to flee. He urgently called the police and was sent to the hospital for treatment, stating, "The perpetrator has been apprehended by the police, and I am currently resting." Reflecting on the incident, he expressed disappointment about safety in Taiwan but is grateful for the police's assistance, mentioning that they have been concerned about his injuries and psychological state.

Student Shin recalled the details of the incident, stating that he left the restaurant at 6:08 PM during business hours. While walking to the bus station, he suddenly noticed a man following him from behind, holding a tool. At first, he thought it was a toy knife until he turned around after his friends ran away and realized he had been stabbed. The assailant remained quite calm and quickly fled the scene in a vehicle. Due to the severity of his injuries, his wound continued to bleed for two hours, and he only received suturing treatment after 9 PM. Although he is very disappointed with Taiwan's public safety, he hopes this will not affect businesses operating in Ximen and is concerned about the dangers others may face, which is why he decided to publish this article.

According to the police's preliminary understanding, at 6 AM when the incident occurred, Student Shin brushed past the 39-year-old suspect, who suspected Shin was staring at him and angrily attacked him with a knife, resulting in Shin's injuries. The police later intercepted the suspect's vehicle during the escape and found the weapon used in the crime, with a breath alcohol level of 0.95. The suspect has been sent for charges of attempted murder and public endangerment.

Fu Jen Catholic University stated that they have not yet received any reports but will provide full medical and legal assistance and hope the student can rest peacefully.