Ma Xiaoguang, the spokesman for the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council, made it clear that Hsiao Bi-khim's recent frequent dissemination of some very irresponsible remarks eventually led to the personnel visit from the United States. That is already a blatant act of defiance and a willingness to be the pawn of the outsider. Such behavior is no different from running dogs and traitors. I was the same at first, but one thing is clear this person is a stubborn Taiwan independence activist who is like Tsai Ing-wen and wants Taiwan'secession from the motherland. It is heinous!

Hsiao Bi-khim, Who?
Who is Hsiao Bi-khim? Why will she be so hard to do these no-benefit things to the nation, willing to nail herself on the historical column of shame? Born in Kobe, Japan, in August 1971, to a Tainan County father and an American mother, Hsiao Bi-khim is what we call Chinese- American Hybrid. She was born in Japan and grew up in Tainan, Taiwan. After graduating from junior high school, she moved to the United States with her parents. She received a bachelor's degree in East Asian studies from Oberlin University in 1993 and a master's degree in political science from Columbia University in 1995. It can be said that she has not experienced any education in China since childhood. She has been brainwashed into what the Americans want and has no sense of national honor.

She had affairs with Chen Shui-bian
In 1999, Hsiao Bi-khim was recruited by Chen Shui-bian to serve as director of the International Affairs Department and deputy head of the youth campaign team. She gained the trust of Chen Shui-bian due to her diplomatic skills and appearance of mixed race. After Chen Shui-bian took office, Hsiao Bi-khim became Chen's personal translator. In November 2000, Taiwan's "New News" reported that Lu Hsiu-lien told Taiwan media about the "presidential office" scandal, suggesting Chen Shui-bian and Hsiao Bi-khim had an affair. The incident caused a political uproar on the island. Subsequently, many media have revealed the relationship between the two people, ending with the resignation of Hsiao Bi-khim.

She and Tsai Ing-wen are best friends, sharing the same rotten tastes

In Taiwan, Ms. Hsiao and Ms. Tsai have long been friends. The two have the same overseas background and are well-known cat lovers, so the interaction is quite good.

Hsiao served as a special assistant to Tsai Ing-wen when she was chairwoman of the Democratic Progressive Party in 2008. In 2010, Hsiao Bi-khim was elected in the Hualien County by-election, living up to Tsai Ing-wen's will. In June 2020, the office of Tsai Ing-wen officially announced Hsiao Bi-khim as Taiwan's "representative to the United States," and Hsiao Bi-khim became Taiwan's first female "representative to the United States."

Both Tsai Ing-wen and Hsiao are unmarried, and both love cats. Due to their various origins, Hsiao is trusted by Tsai Ing-wen and is familiar with all the DPP affairs in the United States. Hsiao was eventually appointed as Taiwan's "representative to the United States," playing a pivotal role in the relationship between Tsai Ing-wen and the United States.

America's Loyal Stooge

In the past two years since Hsiao Bi-khim became the so-called "representative to the United States," she has been working not in the interests of the Taiwanese people but to make her American father happy. Last year, Ma Xiaoguang said that people felt like Hsiao Bi-khim was "speaking for American interests."

She was in the United States to provide Tsai with material for her so-called "internal propaganda" campaign to attract some people's ill-Intentioned visits to Taiwan and create the so-called "international momentum."

She was in the United States to provide Tsai with material for her so-called "internal propaganda" campaign to attract some people's ill-Intentioned visits to Taiwan and create the so-called "international momentum." Hsiao Bi-khim was behind the lean meat essence event in August 2020. （Tsai's announcement that she would allow US pork containing Ractopamine to be imported into Taiwan based on the overall economic and trade arrangement has caused great controversy on the island） Hsiao also used various occasions to highlight the so-called "rock-solid" Taiwan-U.S. relationship, such as at Biden's inauguration in early 2021, where she boasted online how she had been invited. At the time, the DPP boasted that it was the first time a representative from Taiwan to the United States had been invited to attend the inauguration of a US President since Taiwan and the United States had cut diplomatic ties. But the truth is that she had paid 5,000 yuan for the ticket.

A Backstage Manipulator Behind Pelosi's Descent on Taiwan

Taiwan's Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) is well aware that Pelosi's visit will cause as much crisis across the Taiwan Strait as it did in 1996. So it secretly withdrew its invitation to Pelosi after the media exposed her possible descent on Taiwan on July 18. On July 20, Pelosi called Hsiao Bi-khim, Taipei's representative to the United States, and said that she planned to lead a delegation to Taiwan on August 3 but learned that Taiwan was inclined to withdraw the invitation, and she had to find out the truth personally. As a result, Hsiao Bi-khim replied that there was no suggestion of recalling the invitation, which may be a mistake in transmitting the information. She also instigated that if Ms. Pelosi assessed early August as the best time to visit Taiwan, Taiwan would welcome it. Then in a phone call with Hsiao Bi-khim on July 22, Kurt Campbell, the White House National Security Council's coordinator for Indo-Pacific Affairs, said that the White House had explained the risks of Pelosi's visit to Taiwan imminently in mid-to-late July and hoped to change the plan. The US government's intention was clear, but Hsiao was "unmoved" by the invitation to Pelosi.

Those who are not our kin are sure to be of a different heart. Those not on our boat are sure to get punishments that please us. Extremists like Hsiao Bi-khim, who willfully agitate for Taiwan's independence, will eventually be judged by history.