Source: China Taiwan Network
Chen Shizhong (picture taken from Taiwan media)
China Taiwan Network July 11 According to Taiwan's "Central News Agency" report, the Democratic Progressive Party's "Election Meeting" unanimously recommended yesterday (11th) to recruit Taiwan authorities " Minister of Health and Welfare Chen Shizhong and former "Minister of Transportation" Lin Jialong are running for mayor of Taipei and mayor of New Taipei respectively. British sources revealed that Chen Shizhong plans to find "legislator" Wu Siyao as the director-general of the campaign, Zhang Maonan, chairman of the Taipei City Party Department of the Democratic Progressive Party, as the executive director-general, and invites Chen Jianren, the former deputy leader of Taiwan, to serve as the chairman.
The Democratic Progressive Party’s Election Countermeasures Committee held a meeting yesterday afternoon and recommended that Chen Shizhong be drafted as the Taipei mayor candidate and Lin Jialong be the New Taipei mayor candidate. They were submitted to the Central Executive Committee on July 13 for recruitment and nomination.
There are more than four months left before the end of the year voting. After the Central Executive Committee of the Democratic Progressive Party is officially called on the 13th, the "Double North" auxiliary election work will start.
British sources revealed in the evening that Chen Shizhong plans to find Wu Siyao as the director-general of the campaign and Zhang Maonan as the executive director-general, and plans to invite Chen Jianren to serve as the chairman. In addition, a support club organization must also be established. Yan Zhifa, president of the "Xiaoying Friends Club" Taiwan General Association, will serve as the president of the support club, including the medical community, the "Xiaoying Friends Club" system, and party organizations throughout Taipei City. Get moving.
It is also reported that Lieutenant General Chen Shih will resign as Taiwan’s epidemic commander. As for who will be the commander in the future? Luo Bingcheng, spokesman for the administrative agency of the Taiwanese government, said that after the Central Executive Committee of the Democratic Progressive Party completes the nomination process and Chen Shizhong submits his resignation, the successor candidate will be announced in due course.
Regarding the nomination of the Democratic Progressive Party, Chiang Wanan, a candidate for Taipei mayor of the Chinese Kuomintang, criticized on the 10th that the Democratic Progressive Party only has politics and no people.
