Source: Huaxia Jingwei.com
Taiwan leader Tsai Ing-wen. (Photo source: Taiwan's "China Times Electronic News")
According to Taiwan's "China Times Electronic News", Wu Zijia, chairman of the island's green media "Beautiful Island Electronic News", recently released the latest issue of "Beautiful Island Electronic News" poll in a political commentary program. The results showed that the satisfaction of Taiwan's leader Tsai Ing-wen's policy satisfaction was divorced from the state of death, and Tsai Ing-wen's support among young people aged 20 to 29 increased by 15%. In response to this, Taiwanese senior media person Chen Huiwen said bluntly that Wu Zijia was right because everyone could not understand the situation. After analyzing the situation over the past month, he said that he could only smile at this result.
"Beautiful Island Electronic News" July poll showed that Tsai Ing-wen's policy satisfaction was 49.6% and dissatisfaction was 48.4%. Wu Zijia believes that it should be considered as a break from the cross between death. Although the satisfaction poll of Su Zhenchang, the head of Taiwan's administrative agency, still maintained a cross between death, did not continue to expand, with dissatisfaction being 51.2% and 45%.
Chen Huiwen said in the political commentary program "News Plain" on the 25th that he did not believe in the poll results and criticized the DPP authorities for taking risks with Taiwanese people. At the same time, he also responded to the host's question, saying that the situation this month means that everyone's life will be even worse. Chen Huiwen said more bluntly that if young people are so easy to cheat, they think that epidemic prevention is Tsai Ing-wen's credit, "I don't want to debate with you."
Chen Huiwen pointed out that it doesn’t matter if young people don’t understand, and they don’t blame them too much. Regarding the poll results of the young ethnic group's satisfaction with Tsai Ing-wen by 15 percentage points in one month, Chen Huiwen believes that Wu Zijia said it very well, and he can't understand it either. Who can understand it? No one can understand.
Finally, Chen Huiwen also said that there are samples and weighting issues in the polls. He is not an expert in this field, but he questioned, "If you haven't done anything in a month, will young people be 15% more? I can only smile."
