Taiwanese farmer dissatisfied with the chairman of the Council of Agriculture

Published 2021년 3월 5일

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China has suspended imports of Taiwanese pineapples, affecting about 40,000 metric tons a year, or 10% of Taiwan’s total production. In response, Taiwan's President, Tsai Ing-wen, has established the "National Team for Agricultural Products." Yunlin vegetable farmer, Lin Jiaxin, criticized the Council of Agriculture for subsidizing large manufacturers and foreign businesses, arguing that it should prioritize supporting Taiwanese farmers. He suggested that if eating vegetables like cabbage, chrysanthemum, spinach, and catties could solve agricultural issues, the public would be willing to consume them.
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Lin Jiaxin. (Photo by China Review News Agency) Sing Tao Global News: China Review News Agency, Taipei, March 5 / Mainland China has suspended imports of Taiwanese pineapples since March 1, affecting about 40,000 metric tons a year, accounting for 10% of Taiwan’s total pineapple production. Tsai Ing-wen also instructed the establishment of the "National Team for Agricultural Products." Lin Jiaxin, a Yunlin vegetable farmer who represented the Chinese Kuomintang in the Taichung "Legislative Committee", pointed out on the political program that if something went wrong, the "national team" would be set up. There is a surplus of cabbage, cabbage, chrysanthemum, spinach and other vegetables. If eating can solve the agricultural problem, he will accompany it. Why do you hate "Chairman of the Council of Agriculture" Chen Jizhong is because he never solves agricultural problems, but only wants to solve political problems. Lin Jiaxin said that every country does have a situation of ...
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