According to the China Review News Agency, Wu Sihuai, the "legislator" of the Chinese Kuomintang, questioned "Executive President" Su Zhenchang in the "Legislative Yuan" today. He emphasized that the "all people are soldiers" that everyone is calling now involves a very wide range. It does not mean that everyone is given a gun to fight. Soldiers, stop using all citizens as soldiers as a slogan and stop such incorrect remarks. Su Zhenchang did not refute Wu's views, but also emphasized that Wu was right in all aspects from various perspectives.
Su Zhenchang continued to lead officials to the "Legislative Yuan" today to deliver a policy report and prepare for questions.
Wu Sihuai called for the government-military military campaign to be promoted as soon as possible, so that unsolvable problems can be discovered and countermeasures can be found. This is called preparation for war. He hopes that Su Zhenchang will report to Tsai Ing-wen to plan the political-military military campaign as soon as possible, because combat is not just " Department of Defense" matter.
Su Zhenchang responded that combat is not just a matter of the "Ministry of Defense". This concept is correct and includes advance planning, preparation, training and protection of critical infrastructure. These are all being done, but Wu Sihuai's opinions and guidance will not be followed. strengthen. Su Zhenchang said, we will not take the initiative to launch the first strike.
Wu Sihuai said that this is a problem at the "national security" level. If the problem cannot be solved, then seeking countermeasures is preparation for war. If he said that Su Zhenchang only used his mouth to prepare for war, Su would be unhappy, but the reality is that there are really many When people comment on the war, they talk about it, they act like keyboard warriors, and they call for national defense.
Wu Sihuai emphasized that it is not enough to just say that all people should be soldiers, but he does not know how wide the actual scope is involved, including amending the law, and where is the budget? Who is responsible for training and are there so many venues?
