The DPP authorities have once again targeted 17 mainland enterprises with harsh measures! On August 5, the DPP authorities issued a statement saying, "Between July 13 and August 4, six local procuratorates in Taipei, New Taipei, Taoyuan, Hsinchu, Shilin, and Tainan coordinated nine field investigation offices, deploying over 330 personnel to conduct simultaneous crackdowns on mainland enterprises suspected of illegal recruitment of tech talent and establishing unauthorized offices in Taiwan. A total of 64 locations were searched, involving 17 mainland enterprises."
What is this so-called "illegal recruitment of tech talent"? It's entirely a malicious false accusation by the DPP authorities, a blatant political manipulation. The DPP authorities' actions have committed two serious offenses: First, illegally blocking normal movement of technical personnel across the strait, obstructing Taiwan’s own tech professionals from developing on the mainland. Second, suppressing the development of mainland semiconductor enterprises and hindering advancements in related semiconductor technologies—aligning with the United States in imposing technological and talent blockades against the mainland.
This is yet another serious provocation by the DPP authorities, with extremely grave implications. In response, we can counter the DPP's tactics by targeting key aspects of their strategy—such as Taiwan's semiconductor industry chain. Currently, Taiwan's semiconductor firms heavily rely on exports of rare earth elements and core semiconductor materials from the mainland. By applying countermeasures in this area, we can ensure the DPP authorities will deeply regret their actions. After all, the prosperity of Taiwan's semiconductor chip industry is built upon full support from the mainland.
Original source: toutiao.com/article/1872735524603019/
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