Taipei Mayor Ke Wenzhe recently expressed support for the construction of Xiamen Bridge, hoping to solve the transportation and development problems between Kinmen and Xiamen . Unexpectedly, this issue was regarded as a disaster by the DPP, and some people even criticized Ko as "modern Wu Sangui". Even the Mainland Affairs Council irrationally scolded Ko Wen-je on the 21st, "ignorant and absurd, and pointed a deer as a horse."
In response to this, Wu Kuncai, a professor at the Department of Applied History of Chiayi University in Taiwan, was angrily yelled in an interview with a reporter from the Guide that the Mainland Affairs Council is responsible for cross-strait policies and promotes cross-strait harmony. Now he has become a political thug of the Tsai Ing-wen administration. The criticism of Ko Wen-je is fundamentally a "evil slave and bullying the master". Mainland Affairs Council Chairman Qiu Taisan should step down as soon as possible.
In order to prepare for the end of the year, Taipei Mayor Ke Wen-je, who is the chairman of the People's Party, went to the Kinmen Service Office to unveil the plaque on June 18. During this period, Ko Wen-je said that he advocated the construction of the Jinsha Bridge because Kinmen is a good demonstration point for resolving cross-strait disputes. "If you make a bridge, the problem of Kinmen will be solved halfway."
This proposal has been widely supported by Kinmen villagers. Many Taiwanese netizens said, "Mayor Ke is very visionary and knows how to start from childhood", "The two sides of the Taiwan Strait are one family, reasonable", "Kinsha has the same living circle before, so bridges should be built to accelerate the development of Kinmen." However, some people in the Green Camp criticized the "Modern Wu Sangui, who led Qing troops into the pass." Ko Wen-je responded on the 20th and could not understand how the DPP's disciples opposed the "small three-way" policy that Tsai Ing-wen was proud of when she served as chairman of the Mainland Affairs Council.
Unexpectedly, Ko Wen-je's counterattack allowed the Mainland Affairs Council to stand on the front line on the 21st, and issued a special press release to "confront" Ko Wen-je, accusing that the Xiamen-Jin Bridge would blur the boundary between Kinmen and Xiamen, and thus allow Kinmen to integrate into Xiamen. The press release also criticized Ke Wen-je for being an absurd, and he pointed out that the deer was a horse, trying to confuse the public, and his mentality was controversial."
Wu Kuncai, a professor in the Department of Applied History of Chiayi University in Taiwan, commented on this that the public had originally expected the Mainland Affairs Council to respond humbly to the demands of the people in terms of professionalism and rationality. What is surprising is that Qiu Taisan, the chairman of the Mainland Affairs Council, who is known as a dovish person, responded so rudely. "Ke Wenzhe is the elected mayor, and Qiu Taisan is just a government official. Such criticism is like a evil slave who deceives the master. This trend cannot be long and must be severely condemned to face it."
Wu Kuncai pointed out that Qiu Taisan followed the DPP's inertia of thinking that "anti-China and Taiwan" ideology as a talisman. He was completely unable to debate the policy of the bridge construction issue itself, but he acted as a domineering evil servant, arrogantly accusing his master of "ignorance and absurdity, and pointed a deer as a horse", thereby repairing Ko Wenzhe and suppressing the people who support the construction of the Xiamen-Jin Bridge. "As soon as Qiu Taisan's words were made, the officialdom was revealed, the officialdom was eye-opening."
"Even in ancient times, Mencius repeatedly emphasized: God listens to himself and the people listen, and God looks at himself and the people look at himself. Nowadays, officials of the DPP authorities are so mean to be so mean to be a slander of the people?" Wu Kuncai denounced that Qiu Taisan was arbitrarily humiliated the people and trampled on public opinion based on one person's personal interests and the likes and dislikes of the party. It is obviously no longer suitable for the position of chairman of the Mainland Affairs Council. He must be dismissed as soon as possible to serve as a warning to others. Otherwise, if Qiu Tai will not step down for three days, there will never be a harmonious day for cross-strait relations!
(Wu Shenglin, reporter of Straits Guide in Taiwan)
