Tsai Ing-wen regrets it! The "legacy of the Party and the State" should not be allowed to withdraw from the campus. As time goes by, the "nine-in-one" election on Taiwan's island is getting closer and closer. Regarding this year's election situation, most people on the island believe that it will be colder than in previous years, but the political parties on the island have already fought to the core. According to Taiwanese media reports, now, the DPP and flanking parties have successively started a war of destruction against the Kuomintang’s Taipei mayoral candidate Jiang Wan’an. At the same time, the Ministry Party’s Hsinchu mayoral candidate Gao Hongan has also fallen into the “educational” war of destruction. However, the green camp's attacks gradually made the originally ambiguous election situation clear. At present, Jiang Wan'an and Gao Hongan's support level hit a new high, and the candidates from the Democratic Progressive Party are somewhat unfavorable.
The Central Standing Committee of the DPP conducted a special project report on the issue of national defense. During this period, the DPP Chairman Tsai Ing-wen made a shocking statement again, and even expressed in public that some supporters hoped that the instructors of the "Party-National Drugs" could be allowed to continue to stay on campus and continue to engage in basic military education. Once the relevant news was reported, it quickly aroused dissatisfaction among people from all walks of life. The Kuomintang Taipei City Councilor Wang Hongwei even scolded Tsai Ing-wen for "every double standards."
Tsai Ing-wen regretted
According to Taiwanese media reports, while the parties on the island were fighting over the end of the year election, the issue of national defense has also become the focus of attention of the people on the island. In response to this, the Central Standing Committee of the DPP also specially invited Shen Boyang, chairman of the Taiwan Democratic Laboratory, to attend and made a special report on topics related to "national defense".
According to reports, Tsai Ing-wen also mentioned at the scene that many supporters told her that the instructors of the "party and the country's legacy" should continue to stay on campus to engage in basic military education. Therefore, Tsai Ing-wen raised a question, why must these instructors be allowed to withdraw from campus? To this end, Ke Jianming said that the three demands outside the party have been resolved one after another, and emphasized that it is "irreversible" for the party, government and military to withdraw from the media.
Wang Hongwei confronted Tsai Ing-wen
Tsai Ing-wen's remarks quickly aroused dissatisfaction among the people on the island. Wang Hongwei also posted a special post on Facebook, questioning Tsai Ing-wen if she forgot how the DPP stigmatized the instructor back then. Wang Hongwei said that if Tsai Ing-wen forgot, she could also help me recall it.
Wang Hongwei also said that the "Executive Yuan" has clearly planned to all instructors withdraw from campus in 2023. If Tsai Ing-wen regrets it now, it is okay to let instructors return to campus, but there must be a prerequisite, that is, they must first publicly apologize to all instructors who serve and take care of students in the school. They cannot slap them in the face and want to cover up the past as if nothing had happened. It has to be said that the DPP under the leadership of Tsai Ing-wen is becoming increasingly unpopular. If this continues, the DPP will definitely not be able to win the election at the end of this year.
Partial information source: Strait Guide
