“Businesses and financial sponsors associated with supporters of Taiwan independence will be penalized according to law.”

—  Zhu Fenglian

Source: "China Targets Corporate Backers of Taiwan’s Ruling Party" in Bloomberg https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-11-22/china-sets-sights-on-corporate-backers-of-taiwan-s-independence (22 November 2021)

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