How to evaluate the family members of the tourist bus case in Taiwan Province Province who were forced to accept settlement due to visa reasons?

This is a regrettable and sad thing. The truth has not yet surfaced. In recent days, bus drivers' drunk driving has been confirmed, and doubts about their motives continue. In any case, the families of the mainland tourists who died should get a reasonable explanation, instead of being forced to leave Taiwan Province because of the visa policy.

I remember the day when the tragedy happened, I first saw reports and pictures. At that time, I forwarded the news to several close friends in Taiwan Province Province. Everyone is very sad. A friend called me in tears and kept saying "How did this happen" in her Taiwan Province accent. Some even solemnly sent friends to apologize to mainland friends. But in fact, as we all know, the impact of this incident will never stop there. At this moment when Democratic Progressive Party has just returned to power and cross-strait relations are close to freezing point, this incident and the subsequent slightest trouble will be infinitely magnified by the media, and my mood will be very low in the next few days.

Taiwan Province Province's visa policy for mainland residents has always been a problem, and I myself have suffered greatly, especially when I found that most of these policies were aimed at "China" and "foreign countries", of course I felt uncomfortable.

Policy discrimination against Chinese mainland people in legal provisions is very common in Taiwan Province Province. In contrast, Chinese mainland's gradual opening to Taiwan Province Province (of course, this is also a diplomatic means of "soft united front") even provides a visa-free policy, so that residents of Taiwan Province Province can enjoy their due rights on the mainland like ordinary foreigners. According to my words, people in Taiwan Province province of China are basically equal to ordinary foreigners, but mainlanders are lower than foreigners in Taiwan Province province. Of course, everyone suffers from cultural discrimination from both sides.

However, I still want to say here that there is something wrong with the way the Taiwan Province authorities handle the problem, but this does not mean that this is the will of all the people in Taiwan Province Province. If we can cut off the screenshots of hate speech, we can also cut off friendliness. No society has a completely unified view, at least the response I have seen is much more friendly. Frankly speaking, this is "the internal affairs of other countries". Taiwan Province provincial authorities have the right to make such a decision, but we also have the ability to express our dissatisfaction in our own way, whether it is national protests, sanctions or individual boycotts. But whether it is protest, sanctions or boycott, it is for their own political purposes, not to vent their emotions. This is a rational protest aimed at urging the Taiwan provincial government to correct these mistakes, instead of the so-called "holding grudges", "hurting each other" and "leaving people behind", which will have no effect.