這些高層老屁股，官兵辛苦了半天，讓他們發洩一下情緒是會死哦~
Taiwanese are rushing to buy patches being worn by their air force pilots that depict a Formosan black bear punching Winnie the Pooh – representing China’s leader Xi Jinping – as a defiant symbol of the island’s resistance to Chinese military exercises.
China began three days of military drills around Taiwan on Saturday, a day after the island’s president, Tsai Ing-wen, returned from a brief visit to the United States, where she met US House Speaker Kevin McCarthy despite Beijing’s warnings.
Chinese censors have long targeted representations of Winnie the Pooh – created by British author A.A. Milne – over internet memes that compare the fictional bear to China’s leader.
Alec Hsu, who designed the patch, has been selling it at his shop since last year, but he saw a spike in orders after Taiwan’s military news agency on Saturday published a photo of the patch on the arm of a pilot inspecting a fighter jet.
“I wanted to boost the morale of our troops through designing this patch,” said Hsu, who owns Wings Fan Goods Shop.
Hsu said he has ordered more patches to meet the increased demand. Customers have included military officers and civilians.
台灣人爭先恐後地購買空軍飛行員佩戴的徽章，徽章上描繪了一隻台灣黑熊正在毆打代表中國領導人 習近平 的小熊維尼，作為該島抵抗中國軍事演習的反抗象徵。
中國星期六開始在台灣周圍進行為期三天的軍事演習，一天前台灣總統 蔡英文 結束對美國的短暫訪問返回，她不顧北京的警告會見了美國眾議院議長 凱文麥卡錫。
中國審查機構長期以來一直針對 小熊維尼 的形象——由英國作家 AA Milne 創作——在互聯網將這只虛構的熊與中國領導人進行比較。
設計該貼片的 亞歷克許 自去年以來一直在他的店裡銷售，但在周六台灣軍事通訊社發布了一張飛行員手臂上的貼片檢查戰鬥機的照片後，他看到訂單激增。
“我想通過設計這個補丁來提高我們部隊的士氣，”擁有 Wings Fan Goods Shop 的 Hsu 說。
Hsu 說他已經訂購了更多補丁來滿足不斷增長的需求。客戶包括軍官和平民。
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