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Reporter Zhuang Qijun/Comprehensive Report
▲Shi Shuhua’s donation receipt. (Image/Reprint from Facebook’s “Cult Leader Shi Yisen”)
A magnitude 7.6 earthquake struck Japan’s Noto Peninsula on January 1 this year, causing heavy casualties and damage. Taiwan immediately mobilized donations. After donating 60 million yen on behalf of the government on January 4, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs held a press conference yesterday (26). The meeting announced that it received a total of more than NT$540 million in private donations from China, which is equivalent to more as 2.5 billion yen, will donate to Japan’s post-disaster reconstruction, hoping to take practical measures to help people in the disaster area overcome the difficulties as quickly as possible. Well-known dentist Shi Shuhua also donated NT$1.24 million in his own name in January, drawing attention from the Japanese media. The report was titled “Taiwan’s ‘miracle doctor’ Shi Shuhua donated to Noto Peninsula earthquake” and thanked Shi Shuhua’s good deeds.
▲Japanese media reports. (Image/reproduced by BIGLOBE)
After the Noto Peninsula earthquake, from January 5 to January 19, when the special account was closed, more than 134,000 donations were received and more than NT$540 million were received, equivalent to more than 2.5 billion yen. Shi Shuhua posted a transfer receipt for NT$1.24 million on Facebook on January 13. He mentioned that when Japanese friends in Taiwan needed help, the first batch of 1.24 million doses of AZ vaccine was sent to Taiwan. He laughed at himself the day of I hit my head in the morning and got a concussion. Since he thought he had been busy campaigning and working with patients lately, he still didn’t have time to help. In the afternoon, during a break in consultation, he went to the bank and donated 1.24 million. He thanked his Japanese friends and wished them well.
▲Shi Shuhua’s statement on Facebook. (Image/Reprint from Facebook’s “Cult Leader Shi Yisen”)
The day before yesterday, Japanese media PR TIMES reported the real-time news of Shi Shuhua’s donation with the topic of Taiwan’s “miracle doctor” Shi Shuhua’s donation for the Noto Peninsula earthquake. It has been mentioned that Shi Shuhua is famous for his unique Long gray hair and exquisite black jack cosplay. He is Taiwan’s “miracle doctor” and a famous Internet celebrity. He also explained that he is not only a dentist but also a person who actively participates in international public affairs and charities. In addition, the Company operates a number of businesses, including e-commerce businesses.
▲Shi Shuhua is proud that his cosplay of “Dr. Black Jack” was certified by Japanese media. (Image/Reprint from Facebook’s “Cult Leader Shi Yisen”)
The report noted that Dr. Shi Shuhua also donated three medical vehicles, dental chairs and a large amount of relief supplies, as well as more than NT$1 million in war aid during the 2023 Ukraine War. He is also involved in international and domestic charities in Taiwan. It also shows that Shi Shuhua uses the profits of the e-commerce platform he runs for charity. When asked about his support for the Noto Peninsula earthquake, he told the media, “This is what I think Taiwanese should do.”
Shi Shuhua posted this report on his personal Facebook account last night. He said he donated 1.24 million to the Noto disaster relief effort in Japan, but since this happened to be during the election period, there was no news report in the Taiwanese media. He later stated on his fan page that the Japanese media had reported on his good deeds and was very happy with the images chosen by the Japanese media. He boasted, “The photos are really well chosen!” and was also very proud of his cosplay as “Dr. Black Jack.” The appearance was confirmed by Japanese media. In the end, Shi Shuhua also joked: “The photos are so beautiful. It seems like I have to go to Japan next month to give them a lesson in Japanese currency!”
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