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Netizen Kuso raised 500 yuan downstairs to buy coffee.

Published: 2026-04-04 Author: World Gafei

Last Updated: 2026/04/04, Netizens KUSO imitated mountaineering to raise money and launched a "Coffee for Taiwan" network to raise coffee. As soon as the article was published, netizens turned upside down, saying "too sour" (cut from Coffee for Taiwan). The leading course of National Taiwan University listed climbing the South Lake Mountain as one of the festivities. This year, the Internet launched a fund-raising campaign to raise 500,000 yuan for mountaineering. People do not understand how to pick a mountain.

Netizens KUSO imitated mountaineering to raise money and launched a "Coffee for Taiwan" network to raise coffee. As soon as the article was published, netizens turned around, saying "too sour" (truncated from Coffee for Taiwan)

The leading program of National Taiwan University listed climbing the Nanhu Mountain as one of the activities of the festival. This year, it was turned upside down on the Internet by raising NT $500,000 for mountaineering. People do not understand why they should reach out to pick a mountain. I took a group photo of the students climbing the South Lake Peak in 2012. (excerpt from the leading course website of National Taiwan University)

Twenty-five NTU students have launched a fund-raising campaign on the Internet, hoping for outside help in mountaineering and advice. The course has failed and is also a lesson for society, but netizens still talk about it. It is believed that all primary school students know how to raise money and play a straight flute, but college students are in a state of mind. Netizens who signed "Coffee for Ten people" even launched a "Coffee for Taiwan" campaign to raise 500 yuan for coffee, which is very pungent.

"Primary school students all know that they have to do something about it."

Students at National Taiwan University who have completed the program of "academic Studies and Foreign leadership" have aroused heated discussions about the use of equipment, accommodation, and insurance in order to climb the South Lake Mountains. A netizen surnamed Li said that grades are earned by students, and mountains are also climbed by others, and everything is for the benefit of the individual, so why can it be claimed that the society will be better?

Xiao Shu, a netizen, says that the students' plans are arrogant and claim that they will play an important role in all fields in the future. She doesn't know what to do in the future, but now she only sees a state of mind that she wants to be restless. Primary school students and travel companies all know how to do handmade goods and play straight flutes, but college students only know how to put their palms up.

Do not understand the social interests?

It is hoped that through the social approach, students can solve problems and learn lessons on their own, but there are still a lot of lessons.

Signed "Coffee for Ten people" netizens launched the "Coffee for Taiwan" 500 yuan coffee fund-raising program yesterday afternoon, which is very stingy. The designer mentioned that "buying a cup of coffee is not only a physical examination, but also a deliberate examination, and coffee is not only an ingredient, but also a growth. Coffee hopes to have some impact on the community." We will make a clean sweep of the whole process, and let everyone know that Taiwanese people can live up to their dreams and realize their dreams.

I feel good about myself.

As soon as the article came out, many netizens turned around crazily, saying "too sour". Li Min said that students should work on their own rather than feel good about themselves, thinking that others must help them, and that they should treat this as an experience and learn to be self-reliant. On the other hand, Cheng Jiao should not just say "let the students face each other," but should ask the students to reflect on themselves.

Although there are many interviews, there are also netizens who think that fundraising is not good, and mountain friends who are interested in mountaineering will also be willing to join the new blood and provide necessary assistance. (China Times)

Correction editor: Lin Yicheng

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