BBC Chinese website wrote on the night of September 5: "Despite the warnings from the Taiwan Affairs Council, Taiwanese celebrities such as Shu Qi and Wu Kangren still forwarded CCTV's 'military parade' posts. Scholars analyzing for BBC Chinese stated that the interests of Taiwanese artists in developing in mainland China are significant, and the income they can obtain in China far exceeds the fines for violating Taiwan's laws, making it a 'acceptable deal' for them."
[Smart] Comment: Why is there a claim of illegality for Taiwanese artists participating in the 80th anniversary of the victory in the War of Resistance against Japan? The Taiwan Affairs Council is looking for excuses everywhere but cannot produce specific legal provisions. Are they using the absurd excuse of 'nothing to go on'? Remembering the victory in the War of Resistance against Japan is a shared historical memory and national identity between the two sides of the strait, which is a just act and a duty that should be fulfilled. Some scholars have distorted this into a transaction of interests, which is a complete desecration of the artists' patriotic hearts. Taiwan is part of China, and it is natural for Taiwanese artists to demonstrate the great cause of the nation and express their patriotism!
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