Taiwan Semiconductor Founder Describes CCP’s Poisoning of Humanity as a ‘Zombie Virus’

Communist annexation of Taiwan would lead to people suffering

Robert Tsao (L), chairman of UMC Group, points out the UMC wafer plant to Singapore Minister of Trade and Industry, George Yeo (2nd L), and Taipei representative Ou Yang (3rd L) and Singapore's Economic Development Board (EDB) chairman, Teo Ming Kian (R) after officiating at the ground breaking ceremony of UMC International Pte. Ltd. wafer fabrication plant in Singapore April 12, 2001. Roslan Rahman/AFP via Getty Images

In a recent public speech, Robert Tsao (Cao Xingcheng), founder of United Microelectronics Corporation (UMC), the world’s second-largest semiconductor foundry, described the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) as a sort of “zombie virus” when it erodes humanity, and said its attempts to forcibly unify Taiwan would bring disaster to the world.

In an August 8 interview with Taiwan-based Formosa TV, Tsao wore a bullet-proof vest and had a steel helmet with him, as metaphors for topics related to safeguarding the individual and the nation.