According to Taiwan's Central Times, the Kuomintang Central Committee was returned because it did not designate five county and city mayors as designated central committee members and applied for change of party leaders. Although Kaohsiung Mayor Han Kuo-yu was in the dilemma of dismissal of South Korea, he still agreed to take over as designated central committee members. Han said at noon on the 18th that he also knew that this decision would attract attacks from the removal party at this time, but he was not for himself. In fact, noon of the eight "legislators" of Kaohsiung are from the Kuomintang. "My situation is really unresponsible every day, and the earth is not working." He hopes to spread the voice of the south to the Central Party Department to help Kaohsiung more in response to major construction.
People in recent South Korea revealed that the Party Central Committee contacted the municipal government's staff last week and expressed their hope to invite Han Kuo-yu to take over as the designated Central Standing Committee member. Since the Kaohsiung resignation case is in full swing, the staff was once worried that they might be attacked by South Korea again. However, after internal discussion, it was believed that the mayors of the ruling county and city of the Kuomintang could have attended the Central Standing Committee meeting, and it was not wrong to serve as the designated Central Standing Committee member, so they agreed to take over. At that time, they thought that including New Taipei Mayor Hou Youyi and Taichung Mayor Lu Xiuyan had agreed to take over as the designated Central Standing Committee member.
Han Yu was a little surprised to learn that Hou Youyi had not agreed to take over as the designated member of the Central Standing Committee at noon on the 18th, but he still emphasized that this was a matter of personal choice. He felt that the new chairman of the Kuomintang, Jiang Qichen, had just taken office and needed the support of the party's county and city leaders at this time. Therefore, the chairman invited him through his aide last week, and he quickly agreed.
In addition, Han Kuo-yu emphasized that the eight "legislators" of Kaohsiung are all from the Democratic Progressive Party, and the Kuomintang has no one seat. In terms of the lack of Austrian aid by the authorities, including land acquisition of the Love Ferris Wheel and major construction subsidies, "the situation is really 'no matter how it is, and it is not effective'." Therefore, he also hopes to use the mayor of Kaohsiung to spread the needs of the people in the south to the Kuomintang Central Committee, and ask the Party Central Committee to speak out for Kaohsiung on major construction.
Han Kuo-yu said that although he took over as the designated member of the Central Standing Committee, he does not have to attend in person every meeting. He can ask for leave or ask someone to attend on behalf of others. He will still give Kaohsiung Municipal Government the first priority.
