And you need to understand that YouTube isn't officially open in mainland China, and how many pro-China people are there overseas? Therefore, the percentage of people who "dislike" it wouldn't be that exaggerated if you relied solely on pro-China groups.

And you said, "Clearly there was no ethical violation," is truly laughable. Regardless of the interview content, I don't believe your mother didn't teach you that you shouldn't rudely interrupt others while they are speaking. Shouldn't this be even more true for a journalist?

Furthermore, your said that"None of the serious working journalists in Taiwan did so" oh dude that's ridiculous . Are they really serious? Even a Taiwanese friend of mine said that Taiwanese news and politics are practically a giant stage play.

After reading the comments section, there's a piece of common knowledge I need to add: China uses Simplified Chinese, while only Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan use Traditional Chinese. You can pay attention to the ratio of the two languages.

Okay, so you're saying it's a pro-China attack on DW-Chinese? Then please watch the video below and read the comments section.

Regardless of whether what she said is right or wrong, should we rudely interrupt others when they are speaking?
如果你覺得在別人説話的時候隨意打斷是沒問題的，那當我白説╮(╯▽╰)╭

If you don't even have basic professional ethics, why you choose to be a journalist?