The DPP held a Chinese Executive Meeting yesterday to pass the re-election nomination and recruitment case for mayors, mayors of Tainan and county magistrates of Chiayi. Although the faction within the party "Party Congress" questioned Tainan Mayor Huang Weizhe's "profile case", even former DPP Secretary-General Luo Wenjia jumped out and revealed that he had been monitored by Huang Weizhe, and Tsai Ing-wen finally passed the recruitment case.
Huang Weizhe
According to Taiwanese media reports, Huang Weizhe raised his hand to speak at the meeting yesterday, insisting that he was not an informant, and saying that "he paid a lot for the DPP", reiterating that he had not done anything to sell comrades. He also gave a written report saying that Luo Wenjia was a junior of several years younger than him and had not monitored Luo Wenjia. Taoyuan Mayor Zheng Wencan, Kaohsiung Mayor Chen Chimai and Chiayi County Mayor Weng Zhangliang also spoke to replace Huang Shangqi.
"Party Congress legislator" Chen Tingfei emphasized at the meeting that she hopes to clarify with Luo Wenjia, but Democratic Progressive Party Secretary-General Lin Xiyao believes that Luo Wenjia cannot just ask for it based on his own words. Party Chairman Tsai Ing-wen finally instructed to nominate Huang Weizhe to run for election.
According to the analysis of Hong Kong China Review Network, Chen Tingfei intends to win the nomination for the mayor of Tainan, but Tsai Ing-wen still maintains the nomination of "current priority". When Huang Weizhe was the first to run for the mayor of Tainan, he cooperated with Xinfeng. However, in this party election, Huang Weizhe secretly helped the British Department to help the British Department assign votes between the Executive Committee of the Central Committee and the Standing Committee of the Central Committee. Some people in the party even believed that Huang Weizhe was already the British Department.
When the party nominated for re-election for county and city within the party, Huang Weizhe was questioned as a "strange citizen". Chen Tingfei recently proposed to the Party Central Committee, requiring the nominees of county and city mayors to sign and agree to review the "transfer promotion" materials, but the Party Central Committee is low-key and unwilling to respond, and this issue did not attract high attention. Then Luo Wenjia jumped out and mentioned that he was once monitored by Huang Weizhe when he was a student, but the Central Committee of the Party asked Huang Weizhe to go to the Central Executive Committee to explain, and use written information and in front of the Central Executive Committee, he said that he was not an outspoken citizen.
Tsai Ing-wen mentioned at the beginning of the Central Executive Meeting that in the face of the current instability of the international situation, the party must be united. The pre-meeting conversations are for the Central Executive Committee or faction who have opinions about Huang. There were also Taoyuan Mayor Zheng Wencan, who was the "school movement generation" of Taoyuan, Kaohsiung Mayor Chen Chimai, Chiayi County Mayor Weng Zhangliang, and even representing the Central Standing Committee member of the Soviet Union and "legislator" Wu Bingrui, etc., who all came forward to help Huang Shangqi one after another. The whole process was as if arranged, allowing Huang to successfully pass the nomination after the party explanation.
It is understood that at one time, the Central Standing Committee members wanted to vote for the voting. Chen Maosong and Chen Tingfei, the Central Standing Committee members of the "Party Congress", also made statements at the meeting, hoping that the Party Central Committee would investigate clearly and that Huang Weizhe's nomination should be suspended before the investigation was clear. However, after Tsai only asked everyone to fully express their opinions, he still passed the nomination, and there was no vote in the end. If the voting power is used, with the current factional structure of the China Executive Council, the British, Yongyan, and even the Soviet Union are on Tsai Ing-wen's side, the "Party Congress" will still not be able to gain the upper hand in the vote. The Standing Committee member of the Central Committee of the "Parliament" made a public speech and did not dare to break up, and still emphasized respecting the right to nominate by Party Chairman Tsai Ing-wen.
Since the Party Congress fully authorized the nomination of county and city mayors at the end of the year, almost all factions have to look at Tsai's expression. The "Parliament" has nominated county and city mayors and nominations for county and city councilors. Even if there are any opinions, they cannot openly break up with Tsai. In the end, they can only end after the opinions are expressed, but it is almost impossible to change the nominee. (Xue Yang/Edited)
