via Taiwan News, 28 October 2022: Accidents happen…
Legislator Chen I-shin (陳以信) on Friday morning (Oct. 28) accused the National Palace Museum of not only breaking artifacts that date back to the Ming and Qing dynasties, but also attempting to cover up the incidents.
During an interpellation session at Legislative Yuan, Chen said, “I received a report recently that contained a horrendous tip. A national treasure was broken by the Palace Museum staff, and afterwards, the museum’s executives attempted to hide the fact, lie to the world and cover up the national-level scandal.” He asked Premier Su Tseng-chang (蘇貞昌) to launch a full investigation.
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