In our battle against #COVID19, social media reminds us that we’re #StrongerTogether. As my Twitter reaches 1 million followers, I want to thank you for supporting #Taiwan. I’ll keep sharing stories about how #TaiwanCanHelp, & I hope you’ll keep sharing your stories with me:
Whenever our president posts, disrespect comments from China flood in. Verbal abuse, Threatening to wage a war and personal attack. Cyberbully reflect Taiwan's situation. China cast us out from almost every international organizations. We lost most of out diplomatic relations.
It’s encouraging to have one of the world’s most distinctive voices speak up in support for Taiwan’s proactive approach to fighting the #COVID19 outbreak. We are more than willing to share our experiences with friends around the world as well. #TaiwanCanHelp
Taiwan, despite being just 100 miles from mainland China with regular flights to and from Wuhan, has successfully staved off the worst of the coronavirus pandemic. The country has so far seen five deaths and just under 350 confirmed cases, and most schools and businesses remain
Taiwan opposes all forms of discrimination. I want to take this opportunity to invite @WHO Director-General @DrTedros to visit Taiwan & experience for himself how committed the Taiwanese people are to engaging with the world & combating #COVID19. Statement:https://t.co/C6ZCEeJDxB
It is an embarrassing scene. @WHO Director General, Bruce Aylward, hangs up in an interview with RTHK when he is asked about reconsidering Taiwan’s membership. Ironically, despite being so close to China, Taiwan manages to keep the #coronavirus infection and fatality rate low.