Yaya was ordered to leave Taiwan, and Ba Jiong was scolded by the CCP

Direct translation

It is said that Yaya was ordered to leave Taiwan within 10 days, and the whistleblower Ba Jiong was scolded by the CCP

Reporter :  Shang Chuan / Editor: Lin Qing / https://www.ntdtv.com/gb/2025/03/12/a103966538.html / Image : In March 2025, Taiwan's anti-communist Internet celebrity Ba Jiong claimed that he reported "Yaya" who advocated "military reunification of Taiwan", and former Taoyuan City Councilor Wang Haoyu said that "Yaya" was ordered to leave the country. (Internet screenshot)

Taiwan's mainland spouse (mainland spouse) Liu Zhenya (Yaya) advocated "military reunification of Taiwan" and was reportedly ordered to leave the country within 10 days. Taiwan's anti-communist Internet celebrity Ba Jiong said that he reported this person and was scolded by the Taiwan Affairs Office of the Communist Party of China.

According to Taiwanese media reports, Liu Zhenya publicly advocated "military reunification" many times on the Internet. The Immigration Agency of the Republic of China interviewed her after receiving the report last week. On March 11, the Immigration Agency announced the cancellation of her family-based residence permit, and she would not be allowed to apply for it again within five years, and would arrange for her to leave the country at an appropriate time.

Wang Haoyu, a former councilor of Taoyuan City, posted on Facebook on the 12th that "Yaya" was given 10 days to leave Taiwan and return to China. If expected, she would be fined NT$10,000 per day for the first 10 days, and the fine would double every 10 days.

Image : Webpage screenshot

Earlier, Ba Jiong revealed on his self-media channel that he was the one who reported "Yaya" and said that he had publicly criticized her two years ago for "spreading the principle of 'one China' unified by the five-star flag of the Communist Party of China, and wanting to rule Taiwan", "bringing three children and talking nonsense on the territory of the Republic of China", etc.

On the 12th, Chen Binhua, a spokesperson for the Taiwan Affairs Office of the Communist Party of China, used three negative idioms to scold Ba Jiong at a regular press conference, and then added a "must be severely punished" to intimidate. The spokesperson also criticized Taiwan for expelling Liu Zhenya with "destroying freedom of speech".

On the same day, Liu Shifang, Minister of the Interior of the Republic of China, refuted that freedom of speech is not an excuse to advocate military reunification or armed attack on Taiwan. As long as the bottom line of the law is violated, it will be strictly dealt with according to the law.

Liu Zhenya has reportedly spread remarks consistent with the CCP's united front position on the self-media program "Yaya in Taiwan" many times. Not only did he publicly advocate "military reunification", he also claimed to name his daughter "Little Angelica", implying that Taiwan "will belong to the CCP sooner or later".

According to Taiwan TVBS, Liu Zhenya is from Hunan. She married to Taiwan many years ago and obtained residency in the name of "marriage". Later, she divorced her husband and returned to China to marry again. The second time she came to Taiwan, she obtained residency in the name of "relative reliance".

The Taiwanese Internet celebrity "James Hsieh" summarized Liu Zhenya's "relative reliance" method:

1. This Liu surnamed Chinese matchmaker Yaya deceived Taiwanese people into marrying, and divorced immediately after getting the residence permit.

2. She returned to China to remarry her ex-husband, and then brought her ex-husband, Chinese children, and parents to Taiwan, and all of them obtained residency.

3. A fake marriage brought four Chinese people, and she happily used the money of the National Health Insurance and Taiwanese taxpayers, and also sang loudly about the military reunification of Taiwan.

4. She operated a little pink account on Douyin in China, accumulating 440,000 followers, specializing in praising China (Communist Party) + mocking Taiwan + advocating bloodbath in Taiwan, and then transferred the video to YOUTUBE to earn traffic money.

"James Hsieh" said that this was a "fraudulent divorce-type red reunification Chinese match." Later, he modified the wording and said that this was an "infinitely proliferating red tumor" that eroded Taiwan.