Comparison of news between Mainland and Taiwan

I like to look at politics with a symmetrical perspective; I also like to observe media behavior. So why don't I combine the two and share what I observe from news from Mainland China and in Taiwan.

	People's Republic	Republic
We see this everyday	Some minister-level official signed an agreement with his/her counterpart. Our leaders are busy.	Key found in drink, dog jumped off a building, automatic doors of a convenient store slammed on customer, disputes between restaurants and consumers (news with no journalistic values)
International news	Israel is bombarding Palestine again. Civilian death toll has reached X. (But never mention how many civilians Hamas has killed.)	Did Beyoncé mime when she performed at the U.S. presidential inauguration?
Political alignment	align with The Party	TVBS, CTI, China Times, Era, ETTV, UDN, and the China Post obviously pro-Pan-Blue FTV, SET, the Liberty Times, and Taipei Times obviously pro-Pan-Green
Workers and farmers	now produce much more, thanks to xyz program from the government	are protesting on Ketagalan Boulevard
College/grad students	innovate new techonlogy	are protesting on Ketagalan Boulevard
Bad habits die hard	like to educate viewers so and so land has been Chinese territory since antiquity	like to speculate the emotion of the person being reported. Must use literary 4-worded idioms.
Female anchor's voice	low	sharp
Languages	Mandarin, dialects of Han Chinese, Mongolian, Uyghur, Tibetan, Zhuang, English, Spanish, Russian, French, Arabic, Korea, Japanese, and Portuguese	Mandarin, Taiwanese, Hakka, English
English news	Propaganda to native English speakers	English learning material. Sometimes they speak very slowly.

If I were to describe the two positively, then I'd have to say that Mainland news have broader vision, while Taiwanese news enjoy higher press freedom.

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