讀後心得

On the 4th, Executive Yuan Premier Su Tseng-chang held a press conference to address the tariff measures announced by newly elected U.S. President Trump, introducing our country’s 88 billion industrial support plan and calling for unity across party lines. Legislative Yuan member Ker Chien-ming sarcastically criticized the DPP government's response measures on Facebook, emphasizing that the current predicament is a result of past policies. He further described the countermeasures mentioned in the meeting as "laughable," believing that the current situation cannot be reasonably explained in relation to Trump's tariff policies.

Premier Su Tseng-chang convened relevant ministries on the 4th to hold a press conference titled "Response to U.S. Tariffs: Support Plan for Taiwan's Export Supply Chain," detailing our response strategy and calling for unity among parties. After the U.S. President announced a new reciprocal tariff system, Taiwan may face tariffs as high as 32%. During the press conference, Su Tseng-chang announced an industry support plan with a total budget of 88 billion, and plans to proactively invite both parties in Congress next week to discuss national affairs together.

Technology legislator and AI and blockchain expert summarized the key points of the press conference in 17 characters: "Give me more money, eliminate blue and white, Trump is wrong, China is worse," expressing his shock and sentiment. He mentioned on social media that the current situation made him feel extremely angry and sad, accusing the DPP Legislative Yuan caucus leader of engaging in "washing hands of responsibility, throwing out blame, and a general strike," while Su Tseng-chang is executing a strategy of "selling hardships, crying poverty, and then sucking the blood of the people."

He pointed out that the Executive Yuan continuously emphasized Trump’s data errors during the press conference and pushed the blame back to the trade surplus with the U.S. in recent years, believing this was caused by Trump’s policy adjustments during his first term. This left him feeling helpless and stressed that it is now 2025, and shirking responsibility is meaningless.

As for Taiwan's response plan in the changing circumstances of this century, he summarized: "Give me more money, eliminate blue and white, Trump is wrong, China is worse."

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