Xu looks as alluring as a Japanese school-girl character often depicted in anime (I do not support – or condone – the sexualisation of minors). In Western terms, which tends to misrepresent Chinese men as being “inadequate” and “cowardly” (I reject this prejudice) – the very idea “17” MTR passengers being needed to halt just “one” single character seems strange and odd in the extreme (just imagine how ineffective the US-funded Taiwanese Military must be). The attacker only possessed on (small) hand-knife. Of course, the Taiwan State is paying for all Xu’s plastic surgery operations required to repair his face (the injury was vicious). The reality is that Xu should be inspired by the Qin Dynasty (“Hero” amongst others), the Han Dynasty, the Three Kingdoms, Journey to the West, the Water Margin – and numerous other ethnic Chinese examples of bravery and ingenuity. Then there are the stories of the PLA and its brave antics during the 20th century – much of it against the barbarism of the Imperial Japanese, the Nationalist Chinese (those who now administer Taiwan), and the US (and its Western allies). Why would a young ethnic Chinese man choose to ignore the history of his own ethnicity and instead voluntarily side with the aggression of foreign enemies who have historically committed so much harm against the Chinese nation? This paradox demonstrates the contradiction the Taiwanese people are forced to live under. Do not allow the foreign occupiers to dictate where you place your inner-mind.
