According to Taiwanese media reports, in order to attract teenagers to join the club, Taiwanese gangs have used their teenagers to surf the Internet and have recently begun to set up "families" online to attract young people.

"Zhuqing Enterprise" and "Leitang.com" are not new websites launched by companies, but families established by gangs on the entrance website in order to attract the attention of young netizens. Within two months of the establishment of gang families, more than 1,000 people were attracted to members. Gangs absorb young netizens through e-tech means, becoming a new concern for social security.

It is reported that if you type in keywords such as "Bamboo League" or "Tiandao League", at least more than twenty related families will run out. Although the website will explicitly stipulate that families that "violate public order" are not allowed to be established, most gang families will cover up under the names of "enterprise" or "pure discussion" to let website managers be careful.

Although the online family established by the gang will declare that it is "for discussion only and illegal uses are strictly prohibited", many shocking messages can still be seen in the discussion area within the family. The most common thing is that netizens leave messages in the family to call on their companions to "beat people" in a certain place together. Some students are bullied on campus and ask their elder brother to help them stand out online. Sometimes there will be fire between gangs, and the two sides will fight online, mobilizing members to speak harshly in the other party's family to make good-looking.
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