A Taiwanese lawmaker is being publicly shamed by an LED protest truck replaying her own past words, a sign of how raw the identity fight in Taiwan politics has become.

• KMT legislator Weng Hsiao-ling is the target of a rented LED truck looping her old line calling herself "a proud, upstanding Chinese person."
• The tactic is borrowed from K-pop fandom, where fans park screen-equipped trucks outside agencies to protest.
• Online reaction was broadly hostile, with people naming other KMT figures they want given the same treatment, including Fu Kun-chi, Ma Wen-chun and party chair Cheng Li-wun.
• Some pointed to a wider complaint that voters outside big cities hear far less about what their representatives actually say.

Outlook: Expect more crowd-funded, fandom-style shaming stunts aimed at politicians seen as leaning toward Beijing as Taiwan moves toward the 2028 race.