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Tea eggs how expensive
"Mainlanders can't afford to eat tea eggs," said a Taiwanese professor, appearing on a Taiwanese TV talk show, and a mainland netizen commented on a microblog, which was retweeted nearly 50,000 times in just five days, prompting a wide-ranging discussion among mainland netizens, who satirized the Taiwanese for being frogs at the bottom of a well.

The program's guests talked about how rarely they see tea eggs sold on the mainland, and a "store counseling expert," Professor Gao, explained that it was because the mainland's per capita income was so low that "the average person can't afford to consume them," the host asked in surprise: The host was surprised when he asked: "Is this also the case in metropolitan cities?". Professor Gao insisted that "big cities also have poor people", "we see the mainland group to this side of the dare to spend money, but only 1.4 billion people in the population of about so 50 million people". Taiwan's affordable food, mainland people do not necessarily afford the fallacy of the mainland netizens in an uproar.

Because the program is too bizarre point of view, on the microblogging netizens have to tea eggs as the topic of flirtation, and sunshine their own tea eggs photos to "show off".

@The world's first cat: today I went out and saw the seller of the cake, I bought a piece, and the other side said that it was 30,000 yuan! I have no choice but to buy breakfast tea eggs handed him, he trembling took the tea eggs said "brother, I find not open ah, to no longer give you cut a few pounds it!"

@JackBob: love tea, tearfully spent 30,000 yuan to buy a catty of tea, the next day but was taken by the daughter-in-law to cook tea eggs, I that hate ah! Tea eggs can be boiled with such cheap tea leaves?!"

@Running hard towards the light of the meow: thought for a long time and finally resolved to let the tycoon friend to me to bring back a legendary "tea eggs", so excited! This is the first time I've seen this kind of high class stuff, do I need to peel it when I eat it? How many bites do I need to finish it to make it look like it's not my first time eating it? Will I ever be able to pay off this egg in my life?

@SuperLeungBrother: There will come a day when I will pull my goddess, and then with trembling hands peel an extremely luxurious tea egg for her to eat. And then propose to her.

@Please call me MISS Chestnut: If you love her, cook her a tea egg ......

This is not the only example of "speaking ill of the mainland to show Taiwan's superiority", last year, Tao Jingying program, a guest said the mainland inland girls "The first time I saw a bag, I was in the middle of the night, and I didn't even see it. These comments, though not malicious in nature, have led mainlanders to misinterpret the Taiwanese as arrogant, and have even generated hostility.

These impressions of the mainland are still stuck in 30 years ago talk, most Taiwanese will not believe, but from the mouth of professors or entertainers called "experts" and "knowledgeable", I am afraid it will deepen the mainlanders on the bad impression of the Taiwanese and I'm afraid this will give mainlanders a bad impression of Taiwanese people and make fun of them. In the Internet era, media content always exists in the depths of the cloud, may be found at any time to break out the dissemination of the effect of the Taiwan TV program to exaggerate the example of stigmatization of the mainland self-entertainment, on the two sides of the civil goodwill and peace is harmful to the benefit of the people.

As cross-strait exchanges become more and more open, there are more channels for both Taiwanese and mainlanders to get to know each other, and I believe that in the future fewer and fewer people will listen to those one-sided comments; they will no longer view each other as stereotypical, and will no longer say "brain-dead" words.