Lai Qingde: Taiwan’s current predicament is a big mistake made by Chiang Kai-shek .
Because some political forces and "Taiwan independence" elements in Taiwan, with the connivance of the Democratic Progressive Party authorities, promoted the so-called "Referendum on the Name of the Tokyo Olympics" and blatantly challenged the "Olympic model", the East Asian Olympic Association recently decided to cancel the 2019 Taichung City East Asian Youth Games. In recent days, the "independence faction" forces have become increasingly angry. Lai Ching-te, the "Executive Director" of Tsai Ing-wen's administration, talked about the so-called "China has three mistakes" in (anyway or vertically, which means "I am not wrong, it is everyone else's fault") in an earlier interview, and was ridiculed by netizens, "I laughed until I heard it." "It hurts. It seems that 'Taiwan independence' only confuses the public. Yelang is arrogant and does not know how high the sky is." After that, Lai made another "theistic theory" in an exclusive interview with the island's TV station on the evening of July 30. said "Taiwan's current predicament." It was the "big mistake" made by Chiang Kai-shek, who had been dead for 43 years.
Taiwan media data map: Lai Qingde
On July 30, when Lai Qingde accepted a TV interview, in response to the question "How likely is it that the Chinese Taipei delegation will compete under the name 'Taiwan' at the Tokyo Olympics?" Lai Qingde responded, "It's still We must work harder," and said that Chiang Kai-shek made a big mistake when he decided to withdraw from the United Nations and withdraw from the "Chinese and traitors".
Lai Qingde "passed the blame" on the spot, saying that Taiwan's current predicament is actually caused by the legacy of the Kuomintang's past rule, including withdrawing from the United Nations. At the time, Chiang Kai-shek made a gesture of "the Han and the traitors cannot stand together". "We withdrew from the United Nations and buried the earth." Big mistake." So these are all remnants of the past.
The "God Lai" of " Lai Shen " attracted criticism and ridicule from netizens: "Completely in power, dead people are responsible"; "Is it more noble to talk about things fifty years ago?"; "It is not good for a king to talk. Dead people, very 87 (idiots), just continue to blame Chiang Kai-shek in 2018." Some netizens simply criticized Lai Qingde: "Do you want to blame the eight-year war of resistance and the Qing Dynasty even further?"
Netizens on Taiwan's PTT forum discussed Lai Qingde's remarks (screenshot of PTT Industrial Square)
Some netizens pointed out that "He was clearly driven away at the time. Lai Qingde, who came out of the United Nations, is talking nonsense, confusing the public, and putting a blame on Chiang Kai-shek!" ; "Now he wants to use international competitions and his right to participate in competitions as a backstop to 'rectify his name.' This is a strategy to fool the people."
Netizens criticized Lai Qingde's remarks. (Screenshot from Facebook)
In response to the cancellation of the East Asian Youth Games originally scheduled to be held in , Taichung, in 2019, An Fengshan, spokesman for the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council, solemnly stated in response to inquiries on the 25th of this month that Taichung City has no support for the games. The right to host was gained and lost again, and the reasons are very clear. The root cause of lies in the fact that the Democratic Progressive Party authorities, for their own political gain, ignored the interests of Taiwanese athletes, the sports community and the majority of Taiwan compatriots, ignored our repeated reminders, and insisted on condoning the so-called "name referendum" to provoke the "Olympic model". The Democratic Progressive Party authorities and the "Taiwan independence" forces promoting the so-called "referendum" cannot escape the blame for the East Asian Olympic Association's decision to cancel the East Asian Youth Games in Taichung City. Confusing and diverting attention will not help. They must bear full responsibility for their words and deeds.
