A Taiwanese man spilled "unknown liquid" on Tsai ing Wen to vent his anger and was stopped by private bodyguards

According to Taiwan's TVBS News Network on November 10, a 52 year old man in Taiwan spilled unidentified liquid outside the Yonghe apartment where Tsai ing Wen, the leader of the Taiwan authorities, lived on the morning of the 9th, and then fled the scene. After receiving the report, Taiwan police immediately pursued the suspect and arrested him early this morning, The man said that because he was dissatisfied with Tsai ing Wen's ruling and worried that the PLA would really call Taiwan, he would vent his anger in this way. According to the memories of the private bodyguard at the scene, at that time, the man quickly ran to the vicinity of Cai Yingwen with unknown liquid in his hand and spilled the unknown liquid on Cai Yingwen. When he found that the man's intention was wrong, the private bodyguard quickly blocked Cai Yingwen. Finally, the man spilled the unknown liquid on the private bodyguard without causing any harm. Private bodyguards are essential for dignitaries. Different from other people who hire private bodyguards to dress up, dignitaries need private bodyguards very much. These private bodyguards are chosen by thousands. In addition to having basic bodyguard skills, they also need to be highly vigilant about all the situations around dignitaries. It can be said that he is the most nervous private bodyguard. After all, a country cannot live without a king. If a country is compared to a family, the supreme leader is the backbone of the country and the key to determining whether the people of a country can live and work in peace and contentment and live a happy life. Therefore, the security of leaders has always been the most important work of a country since ancient times. In the past, there were imperial guards in the Imperial Palace, but now political dignitaries in various countries are accompanied by private bodyguards with the same Kung Fu.