In order to increase the exposure and influence of young people in the blue camp, the Kuomintang Youth Department launched the "Like the Fighting Blue Youth" event today (9th), calling on seniors within the party and opinion leaders on social networks to help young friends promote. Zhao Shaokang, the initiator of "Fight Blue" and chairman of Taiwan's " China Guanghua ", also came to express his support. He encouraged young people to participate in next year's county and city council elections. As long as everyone wants to show their fighting spirit, he will be willing to help.
According to the Kuomintang Youth Ministry, since the election defeat last year, although the Kuomintang has suffered heavy political damage, nearly 4,000 young people have stood up and chose to join the party at the most difficult moments of the party, and devoted themselves to public affairs. In addition, although the number of representatives of the Kuomintang in the 21st session decreased, more than 200 young people still joined the election for representatives of the Young Shabaab, indicating that the Kuomintang is not without young people, but lacks opportunities for exposure. Chen Guan'an, director of the Youth Department, said that after Zhao Shaokang launched the "Fight Blue", the small fan pages run by young people in the blue camp have sprung up like mushrooms after a rain. Therefore, I hope that the politicians and opinion leaders of the blue camp can "like" and share these budding young people.
Zhao Shaokang said at the press conference that fighting is a spiritual attitude and a positive and enterprising approach. Now that the DPP authorities are doing so badly, the grassroots people have high expectations for the Kuomintang, but the Kuomintang is often weak and unable to speak or fight. Therefore, after he proposed "Fight Blue", he called out a hundred promise and received a strong reaction from the grassroots.
Zhao Shaokang also encourages young people in the blue camp to participate in next year's county and city council elections. He hopes that they will not be afraid in the Internet era, be creative and innovative, and have the spirit of perseverance. "As long as you shout 'I am the battle blue' in the next year's election, you will be elected." Zhao Shaokang also said that the spirit of "battle blue" is to attack together. Everyone fights group battles, support each other, and don't fight alone.
Luo Zhiqiang, director of the Kuomintang’s “Reform Institute”, also pointed out that the media ecology of Taiwan today has become unbalanced. When the voice of mainstream media has fallen, the Internet and community will become the main platforms for the “opposition camp” to convey ideas. He also told the young people in the Blue Camp that they should not be afraid of fighting on the Internet. When there are more attackers, the DPP authorities' "official", "court" and "party" attack, it is successful because it has caused fear from their opponents.
In addition, Kuomintang "legislator" Hong Mengkai and Kuomintang Taipei City Councilman Zhong Peijun also shared their experience in operating community platforms with the blue camp youth at the event. The 12 Kuomintang youth troops who are interested in participating in the party representative election or the county and city council election next year shouted the slogan "Fight blue, attack." Tian Fanglun, a representative of the Youth Army, also shouted that the Kuomintang now needs a group of young people who are willing to fight regardless of wind, sun and rain, and stand up and show their determination to "from online combat to road combat." (Straits Guide Taiwan reporter Lin Jingxian text/photo)
