After Taiwanese corporate Far East Group was fined heavily $72 million by the Chinese communist regime in November 2021, increasing difficulties that Taiwanese businesses are facing in mainland China have attracted wider attention. On Dec. 5, 2021, when Taiwan’s Vice President Lai Ching-te went to visit Kinmen, he met a Taiwanese businessman surnamed Wang who had been doing business in China for decades came to make a petition. Kinmen is a group of islands governed by the Republic of China (Taiwan) and the frontline facing Xiamen, controlled by communist China in the mainland. Lai went to Kinmen in December to explain the Taiwan government’s policies prior to Taiwan’s referendums on four political and social issues. Wang wanted to inform the Taiwan government that his environmental technology factory in Xinjiang, China, was suddenly torn down at the end of November by the Chinese regime without warning. He was hoping to get …