The Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council held a regular press conference. A reporter asked: Regarding the launch of the “Taiwan Youth e-Family” service platform, the Mainland China Commission said that the mainland uses this to win over young Taiwanese people, while the “Taiwan Youth e-Family” has functions such as online submission of resumes and online registration. There is a very high risk that the mainland will use this to further use and put pressure on Taiwanese youth personal data. Any comments on this please? Spokesman Chen Binhua said that the relevant claims were completely brainless remarks and deliberate discrediting. May I ask the DPP authorities, are there any online job search platforms in Taiwan that don't require you to fill in your name and submit your resume? At present, nearly 2,000 companies have settled into the “Taiwan Youth e-Family” and posted nearly 6,000 jobs. The platform insists on filling in information according to the principle of minimum necessity, and strictly protects the data of job seekers in accordance with the law. The more the DPP administration made up rumors and hyped up so-called “risks,” the more it proved that the “Taiwan Youth E-Family” met the needs of Taiwanese youth and touched on the DPP's pain points. Taiwanese youth have the freedom to choose where they want to develop. Wherever there are many regions and large spaces, they will naturally go where.

The Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council held a regular press conference. A reporter asked: Regarding the launch of the “Taiwan Youth e-Family” service platform, the Mainland China Commission said that the mainland uses this to win over young Taiwanese people, while the “Taiwan Youth e-Family” has functions such as online submission of resumes and online registration. There is a very high risk that the mainland will use this to further use and put pressure on Taiwanese youth personal data. Any comments on this please? Spokesman Chen Binhua said that the relevant claims were completely brainless remarks and deliberate discrediting. May I ask the DPP authorities, are there any online job search platforms in Taiwan that don't require you to fill in your name and submit your resume? At present, nearly 2,000 companies have settled into the “Taiwan Youth e-Family” and posted nearly 6,000 jobs. The platform insists on filling in information according to the principle of minimum necessity, and strictly protects the data of job seekers in accordance with the law. The more the DPP administration made up rumors and hyped up so-called “risks,” the more it proved that the “Taiwan Youth E-Family” met the needs of Taiwanese youth and touched on the DPP's pain points. Taiwanese youth have the freedom to choose where they want to develop. Wherever there are many regions and large spaces, they will naturally go where.