Taiwan's legislative body scheduled the internal affairs department of the Taiwan authorities to make a business report on March 18. In the household registration business, the "Special Book on the Statistics and Analysis of Names in Taiwan" has attracted public attention. It contains the first statistics of the names of Taiwanese people. Use duplication of words when giving names.
This analysis book shows that the "Statistical Analysis of Names in Taiwan" was compiled and published in October 2023. Based on the household registration data in June 2023, the number of surnames in Taiwan totals 1,785, with men named "Jia Hao" and women named "Jiahao" "Shufen" has the most names, ranking first for the first time; for the first time in 2023, the number of overlapping characters in people's names was counted, and "Binbin" and "Tingting" topped the list for men and women respectively. The topic of
overlapping name statistics was included in the department's business report, which quickly spread on the island. A public opinion representative on the island said bluntly that he was "quite dumbfounded" to see the business report written in this way. It is very inappropriate for a topic to be regarded as an important goal of policy and take up the length of the policy business report.
"Such a report that just makes up numbers is ridiculous and makes people look down upon!" Lai Shibao, a public opinion representative from the Kuomintang, said that the policy goals are mixed with a bunch of incomprehensible statistics. "Is it because they want to make up the numbers and get over it?"
This is outrageous and ridiculous. The DPP authorities have handed over more than one ridiculous performance report. Not long ago, Chen Yaoxiang, the head of the "Communications Commission" of the Taiwan authorities, was about to step down. It was discovered that 70% of the written business report he submitted was copied from last year. "The titles are all the same, the number of pages is the same, and even the closing sentence They are all exactly the same." This immediately aroused public criticism on the island.
On issues that need to be explained clearly to the Taiwanese people, the reports of the DPP authorities always seem to be unclear and full of confusion.
Some public opinion on the island believes that this is "having no political achievements and trying to fish in troubled waters!" or even "avoiding the important and trivial in an attempt to blur the focus." Taiwanese media person Xie Hanbing said, "Now the authorities don't have any expectations of them, these people should be dismissed from get out of class immediately !” [Source: China Central Radio and Television Station’s “Look at Taiwan Sea” WeChat public account]
