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This study analyzes the psychological warfare between China and Taiwan, focusing on the pira sprayed across the Taiwan Strait during the Cold War. As is well known, the second Taiwan Strait Crisis, which occurred under the banner of Taiwan's "Reclam China" and China's "Liberate Taiwan," is a artillery battle that fired large-scale shells at its opponents, and a psychological war in which various forms of acceleration broadcasts, propaganda broadcasts, and propaganda leaflets were distributed. The two sides carry out an omnidirectional psychological war to promote their ideology and ideas and induce the opponent's loss and surrender of war. Among them, psychological warfare using propaganda leaflets has been recognized as a very effective psychological warfare method in that it could be exposed to many enemies. In addition, it was frequently used because it has excellent accessibility as a non-institutional medium that can deliver information to ordinary people who cannot access institutional media such as newspapers, magazines, radio, and broadcasting. The purpose of this article is largely divided into two. First, we look at various psychological warfare methods operated by China and Taiwan, and analyze psychological warfare using Pira among them. In particular, it analyzes the association of messages and images contained in beepers produced and distributed by China and Taiwan, and examines the mutual perception underlying them. Second, by deriving the prototypicity of the beepers of both sides and tracking the production purpose and operation logic of the beepers, we would like to understand the negative strategy and Propaganda Campaign of China and Taiwan.