Overview
- Police in Quanzhou, Fujian, posted wanted notices and offered rewards of up to 250,000 yuan for Taiwanese influencers Pa Chiung and Chen Po-yuan.
- Authorities allege the pair have long published and incited separatist views critical of Beijing’s policies.
- Both men dismissed the threats in posts on Threads, with Chen writing that he would remain steadfast.
- Taiwan’s government condemned the notices as an attempt to spread “red terror” through long‑armed jurisdiction.
- The action follows a wider campaign targeting Taiwanese figures, as ruling party lawmaker Puma Shen said in Berlin that China has threatened to try to get him arrested while abroad.