China issues wanted notice for two Taiwanese influencers for 'separatism'

Chinese police offer cash reward for arrest of Taiwanese influencers

The pair are accused of spreading "anti-China" content after releasing a documentary last year, which detailed Beijing's attempts at using influencers to court public support for unification.

China issues wanted notice for two Taiwanese influencers for 'separatism'

BEIJING/TAIPEI: Chinese police on Thursday (Nov 13) issued a wanted notice and offered a US$35,000 reward for two Taiwanese social media influencers they accused of "separatism", in what Taipei says is an effort by China to bring fear to Taiwanese.Beijing has accused dozens of people in democratically-governe

Mainland police offer cash rewards for tips on Taiwan’s ‘terrible’ influencers

Online personalities Wen Ziyu and Chen Boyuan identified as ‘henchmen and accomplices’ for the island’s independence.

Police offer bounty for clues about 2 Taiwan online influencers

The police in Quanzhou, East China's Fujian province, issued a notice offering a bounty for clues on the criminal activities of two Taiwan online influencers — Wen Tzu-yu, known as Pa Chiung, and Chen Po-yuan, a rapper known as Minnan Wolf — who are accused of splitting the country and inciting national division.