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Former Chinese Kuomintang chairman Hung Hsiu-chu recently made a big move: move her household registration into the sixth constituency of Tainan City , and said that once she is recruited by the Party Central Committee, she will run for the Kuomintang’s electoral representative of the district. There is also a prequel for
. On the 7th of this month, the Kuomintang Central Committee passed the nomination of candidates for public opinion representatives in the constituency. Despite many rounds of negotiations, there are still several green constituencies that have not played, including the sixth constituency in Tainan where Hung Hsiu-chu has just moved to. Tainan City's political spectrum is green. Even though Han Kuo-yu successfully flipped Kaohsiung last year, it did not turn Tainan green space into blue sky. The current representative of the public opinion in the constituency is Wang Dingyu, a member of the Democratic Progressive Party. He was elected with an absolute high vote three years ago and is now seeking re-election, which is in full swing. Originally, the Kuomintang planned to give up the nomination and give courtesy to the independent candidates to run for the election. Now, Hung Hsiu-chu's halfway out has changed this pattern.
To be honest, as a deep blue politician who has been working in northern Taiwan for a long time, Hung Hsiu-chu’s public opinion support rate in the south is not high. Moreover, as a "second-tier" politician, she is unlikely and does not have enough resources to imitate Han Kuo-yu and create another miracle. In her own words, deciding to run for election is to "try to expand territory with this old bone, and also open a way for future people." She hopes that she can play a role in attracting and let "senior, capable and experienced people run to difficult constituencies to run for election, and give young people a demonstration." The scene of
seems to be a repeat of 2015. That year, after experiencing the "Sunflower Movement" and the 2014 "Nine-in-One" election, no Kuomintang boss who cherishes his feathers is willing to participate in the 2016 regional leaders' election because it is doomed to be a crushing defeat. "140,000 people were dismissed, and none of them were men." Finally, Hung Hsiu-chu stood up and ran for the election. Later, when the Tsai Ing-wen administration was "chasing" the Kuomintang in full swing, as the first female chairman of the century-old party, Hung Hsiu-chu tried her best to stabilize the decline of the Kuomintang and complete the phased tasks.
Now, facing the Tainan constituency where no one in the party wants to go, Hung Hsiu-chu has once again stood up, hoping to use this to inspire the morale of the Kuomintang. In an interview with the media, she admitted that "it's very worried about the Kuomintang, and it seems that winning will turn into losing." Indeed, the advantages gained by the Kuomintang after last year's "nine-in-one" election are being exhausted step by step. In addition, the "Taiwan People's Party" led by Taipei Mayor Ke Wen-je joined the battle, and the election situation in 2020 is becoming more and more complicated. The Kuomintang is no longer as predicted at the beginning of the year. What is even more serious is that unlike the party tycoons who trumped their height and held the "no battle card" four years ago, this year, the Kuomintang's primary elections have all risen and the battle is very lively. Even after the poll results came out, the failed party still kept moving, and even the "Ko (Wenzhe), Guo (Taiming) and Wang (Jin Ping)" alliance was reported, and the two people behind were not ruled out that they had left the party and ran for election. The Kuomintang bosses acted on their own and the seriousness of the civil war masters remained unchanged.
Therefore, some media said bluntly that the same Kuomintang member has different spirits. For Hung Hsiu-chu, if she really wants to elect a public opinion representative, she can consider running in the northern constituency of Taiwan. She was nominated as a public opinion representative in 1989 and was re-elected for 8 terms, and was the first female deputy head of the legislative body. She can also seek to become a non-district representative of public opinion who does not have to run for election through the party's operation. However, she did not choose to "pick peaches", but instead volunteered to run for the election in the difficult green camp. Even if she was not elected, it could still stimulate the Kuomintang's election situation in the local area.
has a feeling of the Kuomintang. When they heard the news of Hung Hsiu-chu's run, would they blush when they heard about the election, Guo Taiming and Wang Jinping? Objectively speaking, compared to Hung Hsiu-chu, the "old blue man" who is now active on the front line of the island has even better qualifications, abilities, financial resources and activity, and can form an Avengers to defeat the DPP. However, it is because of the strong selfishness that the Kuomintang primary election has become a farce of "feeling and suffering from revenge". Until now, there are still major variables. One of
is that it is worried that the "Bond Change Version 2.0" will appear in that year.In this regard, Hung Hsiu-chu has called on not to let the regrets of four years ago reappear, and not to let any rumors or conspiracy theories affect our determination. It’s a pity that although some people are shouting loudly, those who pretend to be asleep will never wake up no matter how you call them.
