" Sunflower Queen " Liu Qiaoan. Taiwan's " Zhongshi Electronic News "/Photo by Chen Qiquan)
China News Service, December 29, According to Taiwan's "China Times Electronic News", Liu Qiaoan, the "Sunflower Queen" of Taiwan's anti-cross-strait service trade agreement, was revealed to be a high-end aid girl aided. When the prosecutor summoned her to appear in court as a witness during the investigation, she insisted that she went to a hotel to "sell wine" and denied aid. However, the prosecutor investigated the records of LINE (Social APP) dialogues and other related evidence, determined that she was suspected of perjury, and changed her to the defendant for perjury. Since Liu Qiaoan pleaded guilty, the Taipei District Prosecutor's Office prosecuted her on the 29th on the charge of perjury and requested a summary judgment.
On December 10, the "Next Weekly" reported that Liu Qiaoan was engaged in high-end aid exchanges. Liu Qiaoan was dissatisfied with the secret filming of "One Weekly" and sued the Taipei District Prosecutor's Office for suspected obstruction of secrets.
When the Taipei District Prosecutor's Office investigated, when Liu Qiaoan was summoned as a witness, when the prosecutor asked her about her motivation for going to the hotel that day, she verified that she was going to sell alcohol, not "One Weekly" reported that she was going to help her. The prosecution asked her to make a conclusion on the witness record.
The prosecution later summoned Pei Wei, the president of One Weekly, and many writers, and investigated the videos taken by Liu Qiaoan and the records of LINE dialogues between her and the female reporter named Li of One Weekly, and determined that Liu Qiaoan's statement of selling alcohol in a hotel was untrue, so he signed the crime of perjury to investigate.
After the prosecutor summoned Liu Qiaoan as the defendant, Liu Qiaoan changed his words and pleaded guilty, claiming that he was afraid that someone would know that she was engaged in sex trafficking. The Taipei District Prosecutor's Office prosecuted her on the 29th for perjury and requested a brief sentence to the court.
Liu Qiaoan was previously involved in cross-border prostitution case and was prosecuted by the Taipei District Prosecutor's Office. In June this year, the Taipei District Court sentenced Liu Qiaoan to 6 months in prison, suspended for two years, and required 160,000 yuan in public treasury for obstructing weathering.
