According to Taiwan media reports on April 9, the "nine-in-one" election of Taiwan at the end of is about to be held. When the Kuomintang Taipei City Councillor Luo Zhiqiang negotiated with the Party Central Committee on the issue of nomination, "legislator" Cai Biru took the opportunity to invite Luo Zhiqiang to join the People's Party. Kuomintang "legislator" Li Dewei said that the People's Party actively gathers talents in the blue camp may be futile in the end; "legislator" Jiang Wanan also believes that Luo Zhiqiang's mission to the Kuomintang is far beyond Cai Biru's imagination.
Facing the "nine-in-one" election at the end of the year, the Kuomintang vowed to regain the "rule" of Taoyuan, but after the Party Central Committee ruled out the nomination of Taipei City Councilman Luo Zhiqiang on the grounds that "the polls are very weak", Luo Zhiqiang still announced his candidacy. The People's Party's "legislator" Cai Biru believes that Luo Zhiqiang is a "first-level war general" and publicly expresses his welcome to join the People's Party. Regarding Cai Biru's invitation, Luo Zhiqiang simply responded with "understanding" and "thank you" and emphasized that he did not join the People's Party's plan.
When asked about the People's Party's frequent poaching of Kuomintang talents, he bluntly said that the People's Party is now eager to seek talents, and in the past they have also won over many green camp politicians. However, he had confidence in the comrades in the party and believed that the People's Party's convergence could be in vain in the end. Li Dewei said: "The People's Party is now looking for talents and having nothing to say, but I don't hide it. I believe that the Kuomintang comrades still have confidence in the Kuomintang. In this part, the People's Party may be futile in the end, that's all."
