From today, there are only four months left before Taiwan's "nine-in-one" election voting on November 24, and the election atmosphere is permeating the island. According to Taiwan's "United Daily News", a few days ago, grassroots members of the Democratic Progressive Party said t

Taiwanese baggage shop, literary youth are unreliable. From today, there are only four months left before Taiwan's "nine-in-one" election voting on November 24, and the election atmosphere is permeating the island. The Democratic Progressive Party, which had a prosperous election campaign two years ago, has now become an ant in the hot pot. Tsai Ing-wen, once the "box office elixir", has become a "serious problem" for grassroots DPP members. Let's enter today's "Go away, Wen Qingjun" with Uncle Tiao.

According to Taiwan's "United Daily News", a grassroots member of the Democratic Progressive Party said recently that due to the Tsai Ing-wen administration's ineffective governance, Taiwan's elections have been affected, and they hope that the Central Party Committee of the Democratic Progressive Party will stop using "literary youth-style" language. As a propaganda tool, it must go deep into the grassroots and truly listen to the voices of the people.

Some county and city councilors pointed out that in the 2014 nine-in-one election and the 2016 general election, the Democratic Progressive Party took off with "white power" and its literary youth-style language was favored by young people. At that time, the Democratic Progressive Party may have tasted the benefits, but now the situation Things have changed. I hope that the auxiliary election cadres of the Party Central Committee will no longer live in the past. "This time it will not be so easy to choose."

The grassroots of the DPP are "euphemistically" suggesting to Tsai Ing-wen: Shut up, don't talk!

The key reason why the Democratic Progressive Party, which came to power with great success two years ago, is in a mess after 800 days in power is that the Tsai Ing-wen administration has made the people "in dire straits." In the past, what we called "dire straits" was just an adjective and a metaphor. However, in the past two years, this has been a true portrayal of the lives of ordinary people in Taiwan.

What is "water depth"? Whenever there is a typhoon or heavy rain, Taiwan will be flooded. Not only is urban drainage poor, but the situation in mountainous areas is even more critical. Take Tainan , which was once run by the "Executive President" of the Taiwan authorities, Lai Ching-te, as an example. Former Taiwanese weather anchor Li Fucheng once broke the news that Lai Ching-te spent a total of 26.7 billion (NT$, the same below) on water control during his seven years in power in Tainan. So far, There is no effect. "Only 150 centimeters of rain fell, and some areas were flooded, and 26.7 billion was wasted."

What is "hot"? As soon as summer comes and the temperature reaches high, power cuts occur in Taiwan. Not only are rural towns experiencing power outages, the "international metropolis" Taipei is also a major power outage user. As a region whose economic development once ranked among the top in Asia, the Tsai administration has allowed everyone to see the incredible "Taiwan's new miracle" - insufficient power supply.

When it comes to power supply, even friends from mainland China will think of a "Tsai-style idiom" - generating electricity with love. If the electricity is not enough, love will come together. With such absurd logic and such strange thinking, Uncle Tiao thought that similar views could only be found in the romance novels he read in junior high school. Unexpectedly, it came from a dignified leader of Taiwan.

What’s interesting is that Tsai Ing-wen himself does not regard this sentence or this literary youth-style style as his shortcomings. On the contrary, like a child who won the first prize for essays, after taking office, he still did not dislike opposition and used "delicate and warm" writing to avoid every controversy related to people's livelihood and Taiwan's development plans.

Facts have proved that the combination of Tsai Ing-wen’s literary style and her poor political performance have become electoral poison for the DPP. The members of the Democratic Progressive Party who can still shout to her and provide advice are considered pretty good. There are also many people who have chosen to quit the party directly or leave the party.

Last month, senior DPP member Wang Minxing announced his resignation from the party. He said that the main reason for quitting the party was "the current DPP, the interest faction within the party, and the kidnapping value faction." From now on, he is no longer a member of the DPP, and he has no expectations for the DPP's governance.

"After I quit the party, there will be people who will quit the party one after another in the future." Wang Minxing said that more than 20 people originally planned to quit the party together, but he believed that everyone had different reasons for quitting the party and there was no need to act in concert. He is dissatisfied that the DPP has been controlled by factions, the party's values ​​have been kidnapped, and it has completely lost the democratic values ​​it has flaunted along the way.

Taiwanese senior media person Huang Chuangxia said bluntly, "I'm afraid Tsai Ing-wen herself doesn't even know what she is doing!" Everything she does is wrong, and she always adds enemies. Huang Chuangxia believes that the policy itself has gains and losses, but how to weigh it not only tests wisdom, but also tests the close communication between all parties.But this is too difficult for Tsai Ing-wen and others, so they can only rely on "literary youth" to write some indifferent complaints, and then wait and see the polls, whichever way is higher.

Huang Chuangxia said that as long as the Tsai administration is hollow and brainless in nature, dissatisfaction will continue to accumulate, and the majority who are pleased will not be grateful, and political power will eventually die.

I don’t have anything to say, so I’ll give it to Tsai Ing-wen herself with these words~

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