And on the afternoon of October 28, the Kuomintang once again broke the news. If Chen Yixin had not exposed this incident in the legislative department on the island on the morning of October 28, even Su Zhenchang would not have known about this, and he might have been kept in the dark.
On the afternoon of October 28, the Kuomintang’s party group of the legislative department on the island issued a statement, saying that Su Zhenchang tried to help Wu Micha smooth things over when answering the inquiries from the legislative department, saying that Wu Micha had reported to him that “there is a situation”. The Taipei Forbidden City is very professional, and preserving “precious cultural relics” is very important, and there are very rigorous regulations. He asked Wu Micha to handle the matter professionally in accordance with the preservation of cultural relics. Su Zhenchang also said that he believed that Wu Micha was not the one who would conceal such matters.
Based on Su Zhenchang's performance during his inquiry on the morning of October 28, the Kuomintang came to a conclusion that Su Zhenchang's statement showed that he probably only knew about the damage to the national treasure after hearing Chen Yixin's words. Because according to Su Zhenchang's personality, if he knew that the national treasure was damaged at the first time, he would definitely emphasize that Wu Micha would report immediately after each incident and would never hide.
And if Su Zhenchang knew about this in advance, he would definitely ask Chen Yixin not to hearsay and confuse the public at the questioning meeting on October 28; but Su Zhenchang's performance was surprising. He just said "There is such a situation" and "Wu Micha is not such a person", which highlights that when Su Zhenchang heard Chen Yixin's revelations, he was probably very surprised and very surprised.
In fact, if you analyze it carefully, it is indeed very likely that Su Zhenchang himself will be concealed by Wu Micha. Most of the cultural relics in the Forbidden City in Taipei are national treasures. If Wu Micha had really reported this to Su Zhenchang before, Su Zhenchang would not dare to slack off. At least he remembered the specific names of the damaged cultural relics very clearly. But at this questioning meeting, Su Zhenchang's tone of smoothing out Wu Micha and even defending Wu seemed very pale and powerless. "There is such a situation." What is the situation? It can be seen that this statement is very general, but the real reason may be that Su Zhenchang himself has no idea what precious cultural relics have been damaged, so he can only smooth things out so pale and powerlessly. If Wu Micha had really reported to Su Zhenchang before, in order to protect Wu Micha, Su Zhenchang would have said the names of these cultural relics at the meeting to make a better defense for Wu Micha.
In the statement, the Kuomintang also stated that the Forbidden City in Taipei is a special unit for preserving national treasures and is definitely not an ordinary art museum. It has never happened in the past 30 years, but it has happened three times in more than a year. It is obvious that the problem of the Forbidden City in Taipei is already frozen, and the supervision department and the procuratorial and investigation units should immediately launch an investigation.
It is worth noting that Wu Micha himself is not a professional who has worked in the Forbidden City in Taipei for a long time. He is an airborne cadre and was suddenly appointed by Tsai Ing-wen as the administrator of the Forbidden City in Taipei. It is worth noting that according to general practice, very important national treasure-level cultural relics management places like the Forbidden City in Taipei are basically selected from internal management personnel. And three national treasure-level cultural relics damage occurred in more than a year. Is this related to Wu Micha's non-professional management or is there another hidden truth behind it?
At the end of the statement, the Kuomintang also asked Chen Xiubao, the head of the education and cultural department of the island's legislative department, to immediately change the agenda next week, conduct a special report on the Taipei Forbidden City project and field inspection, and asked the Taipei Forbidden City to make a thorough explanation and review of the preservation and concealment of cultural relics. Wu Micha should give the legislative department an explanation and assume the political responsibility it should bear. This is the rhythm of Wu Micha’s stepping down.
In short, behind the "Taipei Palace Museum Cultural Relics Damage Incident" revealed by the Kuomintang on October 28, many unusual and many doubts were revealed.
