讀後心得

The cross-strait influencer Ayaya initially gained popularity among mainland Chinese netizens for her pro-China videos, but after being interviewed by the Immigration Office, her attitude changed drastically. She claimed that returning to mainland China would push her into despair, which angered many online users. Although she initially received support from the mainland authorities, her subsequent statements altered the public sentiment, leading to questioning and dissatisfaction among mainland netizens. Ayaya's fluctuating stance left her caught under pressure from both sides of the strait, receiving criticism from both ends. Some mainland fans even traveled specifically to greet her, but they became emotionally distraught when she expressed her desire to stay in Taiwan.

The cross-strait influencer Ayaya initially received enthusiastic support from mainland Chinese netizens for her pro-China videos, with some even calling her a goddess. However, her attitude changed after she was summoned by the Immigration Department, declaring that returning to the mainland felt like being pushed into an abyss, which mainland netizens could not accept, resulting in a sudden emotional backlash. A mainland influencer pointed out that Ayaya and those like her displayed a narrow-mindedness typical of local people and revealed how they suppress those with differing opinions.

Ayaya had her residence permit revoked by the Immigration Department due to her pro-China statements on social media. Initially, many mainland netizens supported her, and even some official media showed solidarity. One news anchor stated, "Taiwan is China's Taiwan; what's wrong with that? Under the shadow of 'green terror', where is the DPP leading Taiwan?" The initial official support led many to believe that Ayaya was patriotic, but her subsequent statements caused a dramatic shift in public opinion.

Ayaya claimed that she and her family were being pushed towards an "irreversible abyss," and in facing her so-called beloved homeland, she subsequently changed her tune after being interviewed by the Immigration Department, stating that the videos were made for a mainland audience. This left many mainland netizens confused, prompting them to demand an explanation from her. One netizen asked, "Why did she change her statement to say it was for us if she wanted to stay? What does this actually mean? Is she trying to exploit the sympathy of Taiwanese people? The issue is her position is as inconsistent as a weather vane, changing with the winds."

Some mainland fans even specifically traveled from Hunan, waiting for four and a half hours to welcome her back, only to hear the unexpected news that she wanted to remain in Taiwan, which caused them to break down emotionally. One netizen expressed, "Which of your words is sincere? I don’t know what her intentions are; it's so erratic. Now I'll sing you another song, hoping to call you back. Come back!"

Ayaya's inconsistent stance and wavering attitude have now not only placed her under the Ministry of the Interior's expulsion request but have also led to discontent among mainland netizens. After all, speaking too much often leads to loss, putting her in a difficult position.