This is indeed a source of joy for mainland netizens. Before mainlanders can't afford mustard tuber, I'm sure you've heard the idea that mainlanders can't afford tea eggs. This is what a professor in Taiwan Province said. He claimed that ordinary people in mainland China can't even afford tea eggs. This stalk is really old and really funny. I can't help laughing when typing now.

Can you eat tea eggs? Are ? you kidding me？ Later, the professor explained many times in an interview that he didn't have any subjective malice. However, in the eyes of mainland netizens, Baodao and tea eggs have become an inevitable connection. When they are mentioned, they want to laugh hysterically and send pictures of a pot of tea eggs, which is the most famous comment on the mainland in Taiwan Province.

Also, in the early days, some artists in Baodao would express their views on the mainland on local programs. Male artists would say that they felt that the mainland was very poor, and that girls were ignorant and worshipped money, and they didn't buy brand-name bags and were ignorant. There is also a host who once bombarded "Where is Dad Going?", which was very popular in mainland China at that time, but she looked disdainful.

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In fact, people in Baodao may generally misunderstand the mainland, just as foreigners always think that China is still very poor. They think that there may not be high-rise buildings in China, but only shabby huts, without advanced science and technology, and people are very difficult to even eat. This can only be said that the information is poor, and we can't blame the people of Baodao themselves.

Most of these wonderful remarks are about the central idea that the mainland is poor, but our mainland is really not poor, but the people live and work in peace and contentment.