Last time the aircraft carrier Carl Vinson "went to North Korea," we have already begun to refute the rumors, and the Taiwan media are still reporting that "US aircraft carriers threaten the safety of the Korean Peninsula." Awkwardly, this situation quickly repeats itself.
On April 24th, netizens @ Motherland revealed on Weibo that a marketing joke played by a group at Starbucks was taken seriously by some Taiwan netizens and spread like crazy.
@ the motherland is said by the mainland, and it is this group of pictures:
It is said that Starbucks is doing activities on Earth Day on the 22nd and can drink coffee for free with its own container, so there is this scene:
As soon as it was changed by the marketing account, everyone began to reflect on the "inferiority of the Chinese people"....
It was later proved that it was just a test activity done by an official account, and the pot of coffee cost them 327 yuan.
And Starbucks Earth Day activities are limited to medium cup. That is, no matter how big the basin you bring, you can only get 355 milliliters for free.
The Observer Network refuted the rumor as early as the 22nd, but some Taiwanese netizens still took it seriously.
They mocked in the group: "people are insatiably greedy."
Don't forget to promote it on Facebook.
Taiwanese netizens are excited: this is too much. Where is my tanker?
Some people questioned that it was fake, but Lord po also asked, "does it look like a P-pass to you?"
All right, as long as you're happy.
At a time like this, how can you get less PTT?
Some Taiwanese netizens posted on PTT: "come and see the containers provided by the people of the great powers."
The comments below are a collection of almost all the derogatory terms you can think of.
"Mantis sex!" (used in PTT to mock mainlanders with bad habits or unscrupulous living habits.) "are you here to compete with a king of appetite?" "the quality of the people".
"laugh to death", "not surprised at all", "it's all right without a water tank".
"rubbish", "pitiful", "humiliating", "beggar", "shameless".
Mainland netizens broke their legs in order to refute the rumor:
For some Taiwan netizens indiscriminately spurting, the mainland netizens said that it is not surprising …...
