Kuomintang Kaohsiung Mayor candidate Li Meizhen's paper was plagiarized, triggering a melee among all political parties. After the Kuomintang held a press conference on the 25th and accused the two "national advisors" of the Green Papers of being Wu Jihua and Chen Mingtong, the current chairman of the Mainland Affairs Council, it was discovered that the oral examination committee members of the master's thesis of Kaohsiung City Councilor Li Yajing of the Kuomintang were actually former Democratic Republic of China Hou Caifeng and The late Kaohsiung City Council Speaker Xu Kunyuan . Wu Yizheng, who represented the Taiwan People's Party in the Kaohsiung mayoral by-election, was actually used as the subject of research by his assistant. The title of his thesis was related to "his charm." In addition, Kaohsiung City Councilor Gao Minlin of the Democratic Progressive Party studied the social media fan page of her boss Chen Ju.
Taiwan’s Foundation Progressive Party broke the news on the 26th that Kaohsiung City Councilor Li Yajing of the Kuomintang obtained a master’s degree in public affairs from Sun Yat-sen University in Taiwan in 2012. The oral examination committee members for her thesis actually included former legislator Hou Caifeng of the same party and the late former Speaker Xu Kunyuan. Although the implementation rules of Sun Yat-Sen University in Taiwan clearly stipulate that the oral examination committee members can choose people with professional achievements, the review team is all "our own people", which still makes public opinion continue to question.
As Li Meizhen and Li Yajing's papers were published one after another, Sun Yat-sen University President Zheng Yingyao issued a letter to apologize on the 26th, emphasizing that the school will correct the deficiencies in the regulations as soon as possible. The school also promised to review the number of professors and the operation system of on-the-job special classes, and will not be lenient. .
In addition, Wu Yizheng, who represented the Taiwan People's Party in the Kaohsiung mayor by-election, was also involved in the thesis controversy, because his assistant Chen Lingqin's thesis title when he was studying for a master's degree in art performance at Kaohsiung Normal University was the study of Wu Yizheng's charm factor, and he also had to extract himself The way to extract the boss's charm factor is to ask colleagues who have known Wu Yizheng for ten years, as well as to get to know the public. Finally, we came to the conclusion that the reason why the boss is so charming is that he is innocent, introverted and incorruptible, has a high-quality image, is smart, has high-quality aesthetics, is professional in politics, etc.
Coincidentally, Kaohsiung City Councilor Gao Minlin of the Democratic Progressive Party, her master's thesis research topic in 2010 was also to study the Facebook fan management of her boss Chen Ju, and her supervisor at that time was Chen Mingtong, chairman of the Mainland Affairs Council. The embarrassing thing is that Gao Minlin was the head of Chen Ju's Internet department at the time, and she spent a long time doing research on her own fan blog. In the face of doubts, Gao Minlin responded "reasonably", "Any county or city chief worthy of study can be used as an object and topic for research. Hong Mengkai of the Kuomintang also used the Kuomintang fan page as a topic for his thesis research in the past, but today most The important focus is that Li Meizhen, the mayoral candidate nominated by the Kuomintang, has still not explained to the outside world how to copy the entire paper? "The
paper storm swept the entire political world, and also caused a surge in the traffic of the Taiwan Library's master's and doctoral thesis system, requiring a verification code. before it can be used. According to the Taiwan United Network, although Tsai Ing-wen obtained her master's and doctorate degrees in the United States and the United Kingdom, her doctoral dissertation at the National Taiwan University of Science and Technology with the same name and surname seemed to have been "accidentally killed" in the thesis melee. As of 5 p.m. on the 26th, the number of clicks on the thesis was low. Ranked 38th in Taiwan. New Taipei City Councilor Ye Yuanzhi’s master’s thesis, which he actively asked everyone to check, also ranked 18th in the number of clicks.
According to statistics from the master's and doctoral dissertation system of the Taiwan Library, as of 5 pm on the 26th, the most viewed master's and doctoral dissertation in Taiwan was the controversial "Emerging Sex Industry in Tourism Buildings in the Greater Taipei Area" that discussed the "sex industry" analyze". Although Li Meizhen has apologized, her paper still ranks third in terms of number of views; Lei Zhengru's plagiarized paper ranks eighth in terms of number of views.
In addition, Su Jiaquan and Chen Ju, who graduated in 2000 under the guidance of Wu Jihua, the former director of Gao Jie, ranked 5th and 6th respectively in terms of number of clicks on their master's thesis. Cai Biru’s master’s thesis of the Taiwan People’s Party, which has recently been controversial due to “online self-study”, ranks 9th in terms of views.
Others like New Taipei Mayor Hou Youyi, Taipei Mayor Ke Wenzhe, Taoyuan Mayor Zheng Wencan, DPP Kaohsiung mayoral candidate Chen Qimai, former Kaohsiung mayor Han Guoyu , Pingtung County Mayor Pan Meng'an, Hsinchu Mayor Lin Zhijian, chairman of the Kuomintang Cultural Communication Committee Wang Yumin, Guo Guowen, Zheng Zhengqian, Zhao Tianlin, Chen Tingfei, Gao Jiayu, Hong Mengkai, and Kaohsiung City Councilors Li Yajing and Gao Minlin, etc., all have their papers read in the top 70 .
If the ranking is changed to professors, Li Meizhen's professor Lin Dechang ranked second as of 5 pm on the 26th. Wu Jihua, named by the Kuomintang as the two "national teachers" of Green Paper, and Chen Mingtong, chairman of the Mainland Affairs Council, ranked fourth and fourth respectively. 6th place. If the statistics were extended to one week, Lin would be ranked first, Wu third, and Chen 10th.
