Former Chairman of the Kuomintang Zhu Lilun was named for the mayor of Taoyuan. For Taoyuan Blue Camp , there was no joy at all, because the possibility was slim. Instead, he smelled the dispute over the party leader next year, and the party began to cut each other, and the knife was at the bone.
Zhu Lilun served as the county magistrate of Taoyuan from December 20, 2001 to September 10, 2009, and later handed over the baton to Wu Zhiyang. Zheng Wencan won the first Taoyuan mayor after he won the Taoyuan upgrade in 2014 and has been "green" until 2022.
As a child of Taoyuan, Zhu Lilun is of course proud of Taoyuan, but he has been away from Taoyuan for more than 10 years. The "Zhu Lilun's political achievements" that he boasted before has long been covered up by Zheng Wencan of the DPP. Even in 2016, Zhu Lilun represented the Kuomintang in the "general election", Taoyuan only received 34% of the votes, and lost to Tsai Ing-wen to get 51% of the votes in Taoyuan.
Li Yongping, vice chairman of the Kuomintang Cultural and Communication Association, said in an interview a few days ago that everyone named the party chairman and "legislator" Jiang Qichen to challenge the mayor of Taoyuan in 2022, but she believes that former chairman Zhu Lilun can consider whether to go back and choose the mayor of Taoyuan.
Li Yongping suggested that Zhu come back to Taoyuan to choose the mayor. In fact, it is quite lethal. It is also surprising that Jiang Qichen was suddenly named and elected the mayor of Taoyuan at the beginning, as if there is no suitable person in Taoyuan Blue Camp to choose Taoyuan. The actual situation is not the case, but the deeper significance is that the two camps began to speak out to each other, which is nothing more than the party chairman election next year, and the fight will start in advance. As long as the other party is not happy, it is recommended to choose local leaders.
Taiwan’s “Six Capitals”, Zhu Lilun has served as the head of the “Two Capitals”. It was rumored before that he should be responsible for the revival of difficult constituencies, and run for the mayor of Tainan or Kaohsiung , almost becoming an “all-round tool person.” However, every time I am named, it means that the Kuomintang is not ruthless in the internal struggle, and the "anti-Zhu" forces still exist. How can they become the communist ruler within the party rather than the public enemy? Test the wisdom of aspiring to run for the party chairman next year.
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