The shock this creates leads to polarized responses: Cheng explains that some consumers have no confidence in the "Made in Taiwan" label and thus underestimate and abandon Satana, while others in fact give the brand more support for being Taiwan-made. "In the past couple of years, the latter have been on the rise," says Cheng.
鄭鈴珠指出，有些人對「台灣製造」沒有信心，會因此看輕、捨棄；有些人則相反，會因為 Satana 是台灣製造而更加支持，「最近這幾年，屬於後者的人越來越多了，」她說。