Korean Party 2020 candidate Korean Yu The election office held a press conference for "Catched! Cyber Army Operation Fake Korean Fans". General spokesperson Wang Qianqiu showed evidence and accused the New Culture Foundation of training the Internet army for the Democratic Progressive Party and had a complete code of education and war. (Pictures taken from Taiwan media)
According to Taiwan's "China Times Electronic News", the election office of the Kuomintang 2020 candidate Han Kuo-yu announced on the 6th that the New Culture Foundation established by the Taiwan authorities' "representative to Japan" Tse Chang-ting specializes in long-term training of online military operations "fake Korean fans" to maliciously slander Han Kuo-yu with posts.
Han Kuo-yu said that the above-mentioned organization recently posted several malicious photo editing and attacking Han Kuo-yu on its social media homepage, such as "Wu Han will be lazy bags", "Oh my God, he can blow on Ah Han fans", etc., as well as pictures of propaganda of the DPP and criticizing political enemies.
At the same time, the foundation team's "cross-dressing Korean powder tutorial" was also made public. Many DPP members were even found, including Chen Chi-mai, deputy director of Taiwan’s administrative department, DPP Secretary-General Luo Wenjia, green camp “legislator”, Taiwan’s pan-green famous mouth, etc., all lecturers of the team.
Wang Qianqiu, spokesperson of Han Kuo-yu's campaign office, even revealed that the foundation receives a total of about NT$1.19 million in subsidies from multiple Taiwan official departments every year. "The reality of absorbing official budgets and performing political thugs continues to exist today."
Kuomintang Kaohsiung City Councilor Chen Meiya pointed out that there are many "army" in Kaohsiung "soldiers" in the name of art and cultural activities and conducting elections. There are even propaganda vehicles in the local area who publicly broadcast content such as "Han-yu is elected, and drugs and guns will be imported." Chen questioned why the local prosecutors and media did not dare to run these cyber troops, but instead dealt with the common people.
