Presidential Office Spokesperson Zhang Dunhan said tonight that President Tsai would share her New Year’s Eve dinner with everyone when she had the opportunity in the past few years. I don’t know why certain media and political figures deliberately hyped it up.

"Taiwan's custom is to say good things during the Chinese New Year, not to spread rumors and tell lies during the Chinese New Year."

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[Reporter Wu Shuwei/Taipei Report] In recent years, people in Taiwan have become popular to post photos of their New Year's Eve dinner on social networking sites on New Year's Eve. President Tsai Ing-wen posted a photo of the New Year's Eve dinner yesterday to share with the public, but it was hyped as a "French feast."

Presidential Office Spokesperson Zhang Dunhan said tonight that President Tsai would share her New Year's Eve dinner with everyone when she had the opportunity in the past few years. I don't know why certain media and political figures deliberately hyped it up.

"Taiwan's custom is to say good things during the Chinese New Year, not to spread rumors and tell lies during the Chinese New Year."

In recent years, Tsai Ing-wen has always posted photos of the New Year's Eve dinner to share with the public during the Chinese New Year, but this year's New Year's Eve dinner was allegedly a "French dinner."

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Zhang Dunhan pointed out in a press release tonight that some media and politicians have hyped that President Tsai’s New Year’s Eve dinner is a so-called French dinner. In the past few years, President Tsai would share her New Year’s Eve dinner with everyone and exchange New Year’s congratulations .

Zhang Dunhan said that although the dishes and presentation are different, there are pictures and truth. I don't know what the purpose of specific media and political figures is to deliberately hype.

The custom in Taiwan is to say good things during the Chinese New Year, not to spread rumors and tell lies during the Chinese New Year.