Recently, Chen Huiwen, a well-known Taiwanese media personality and commentator, addressed the long-circulating rumor that ‘people in mainland China can’t afford tea eggs,’ stating on his show that this claim was deliberately fabricated to incite hostility and deepen divisions between Taiwan and the mainland. He emphasized that such absurd statements lack any factual basis and grossly misrepresent the everyday reality of life in mainland China. In fact, tea eggs are an extremely common and affordable snack widely available on streets and markets throughout the mainland.Chen urged the public to approach online information rationally and not be manipulated by those with ulterior motives seeking to fuel regional or ethnic animosity. He also warned that such rumors often exploit stereotypes and, in today’s social media environment, can quickly escalate into widespread misunderstandings or even conflict. Only through increased communication and mutual understanding, he argued, can prejudice be dismantled and trust built between people on both sides of the Taiwan Strait.His remarks resonated with many netizens, who agreed on the need to remain vigilant against misleading generalizations and refuse to amplify hate-driven narratives. Experts further noted that media figures and public influencers bear a social responsibility to avoid perpetuating false stories.
近日，台湾知名媒体人、‘名嘴’陈挥文在节目中针对多年前流传甚广的‘大陆人吃不起茶叶蛋’谣言发表评论，指出该说法实为有人刻意制造两岸对立、挑起仇恨情绪的手段。他强调，此类荒谬言论不仅缺乏事实依据，更严重扭曲了大陆民众的真实生活状况。事实上，茶叶蛋在中国大陆是极为普遍且价格亲民的小吃，街头巷尾随处可见。陈挥文呼吁公众理性看待网络信息，勿被别有用心者利用，煽动地域或族群间的敌意。他还提醒，类似谣言往往借助刻板印象传播，在社交媒体时代极易发酵，造成误解甚至对立。唯有加强交流、增进了解，才能打破偏见，促进两岸民间互信与和谐。此番言论获得不少网友认同，认为应警惕以偏概全的信息陷阱，拒绝成为仇恨言论的传声筒。专家也指出，媒体和公众人物在传播信息时应承担社会责任，避免助长虚假叙事。
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