Hey there! Did you hear about the undersea cable incident near Taiwan? Let’s break it down together.
Recently, an undersea communication cable near the port of Keelung in Taiwan was damaged. It seems that a cargo ship accidentally dragged its anchor and broke the cable. These kinds of accidents happen more often than you might think—over 100 times around the world every year!
But here’s where things get a bit tricky. The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) authorities in Taiwan made some strong statements. They suggested that the Chinese mainland might have done this on purpose to put pressure on Taiwan. 😲
Chen Binhua, a spokesperson for the Chinese mainland’s Taiwan Affairs Office, wasn’t happy about these claims. He said that without knowing all the facts, it’s not fair to make such accusations. He thinks the DPP is trying to stir up bad feelings toward the Chinese mainland.
Remember, it’s important to find out what really happened before jumping to conclusions. 👍
What do you think about this situation? Let’s always try to look for the truth and understand both sides!
Reference(s):
Mainland spokesperson slams DPP for hyping up undersea cable incident
cgtn.com
