台湾护理师林先生赴西藏旅游期间遭中国国安人员约谈1。约谈持续约1小时，内容涉及个人身家、政党倾向、兵役经历及对中国政策的看法等1。同行8名台湾人中共有3人遭约谈，包括林先生在内的2名护理师和1名飞机维修技师1。
约谈期间，国安人员向林先生提出了一系列问题1。这些问题包括关于其兵役背景的具体询问——"你在哪里当兵？什么军种？学了些什么？为什么只当4个月？"——以及针对台湾政策的提问，如"民进党真的有普发1万块吗？"1。约谈人员还提出"如果给你更高的薪水愿意统一吗？你知道可以转籍成中国人吗？"等问题1。林先生认为约谈目的是思想渗透和了解台湾民众的真实想法1。
约谈过程中并未没收手机或要求签署保密协议1。陆委会曾在9月底公布另一起护理师遭盘查的个案，理由为该护理师曾在军医院任职1。
A Taiwanese nurse surnamed Lin was approached by Chinese national security officials while touring Tibet, subjected to an hour-long interrogation that probed his personal finances, political affiliations, military service history, and views on Chinese policies 1. Three members of his eight-person Taiwanese travel group experienced similar questioning, comprising two nurses and one aircraft maintenance technician 1.
The questioning covered a range of topics intended to gauge the visitors' political leanings and understanding of Taiwan. Officials asked Lin about his military service, inquiring "Where did you serve? What branch? What did you learn? Why only four months?" 1. They also posed questions about Democratic Progressive Party policies, asking "Did the DPP really distribute 10,000 yuan to everyone?" 1. In another line of questioning, officials appeared to explore potential incentives for political realignment, asking "If we offered you higher pay, would you support unification? Did you know you could become a Chinese citizen?" 1
Lin believed the interrogation aimed at ideological persuasion and gathering authentic insights into Taiwanese public opinion 1. The questioning did not result in confiscation of his mobile phone or demands to sign confidentiality agreements 1. The Council of Mainland Affairs separately disclosed another case in late September involving a nurse who was questioned after authorities discovered she had previously worked at a military hospital 1.
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