Hong Kong China Review News Agency published an article to analyze that Tsai Ing-wen attended the re-election gratitude dinner on the 16th, which seemed to reveal her plan for succession within the party. Tsai Ing-wen's deputy partner Lai Ching-teh "respected Tsai" during the election and played the role of deputy; Taoyuan Mayor Zheng Wencan also actively assisted in the local area, and was frequently named as one of the candidates for the replacement of the "Premier Prime Minister". In addition, "Minister of Transportation" Lin Jialong is a general of the "Party Congress". Under factional competition, these three are likely to be the reserve candidates for the Democratic Progressive Party in 2024.
Although the deputy is often silent, with Lai Ching-te's background, I believe that he will not be as "silent" as his current deputy Chen Jianren in the 520s. If the deputy is played well, it is actually more likable than the "Premier of the Executive" and it depends on what role Lai Ching-te can play with the cooperation with Tsai Ing-wen in the future, and the degree of authorization of Tsai Ing-wen.
In addition to Lai Ching-te, Zheng Wencan was able to be re-elected as mayor in the Lanying Advantage Constituency of Taoyuan City, which means that Zheng Wencan is not simple. In addition, Zheng was also named and may be one of the candidates to take over as the "Premier Prime Minister". If the county mayor and the "Premier Prime Minister" experience richer administrative experience. But the "Premier" is not easy to please, just like when Lai Ching-te became the "Premier" he reduced his personal reputation more than positive ones.
Lai Ching-te and Zheng Wencan are both new trendy departments. Will other factions within the DPP silently bow down if they are willing? Absolutely impossible.
"The senior brother of the "Party Congress" Lin Jialong was also named as a possible successor for Tsai Ing-wen, but Lin's failure to run for re-election for mayor of Taichung was a failure in his political path. However, he was responsible for supervising the election of Taichung's "legislator" and made a profit in the seats. The future depends on how the "Party Congress" competes with the new trend.
In addition to the "big position" in 2024, the first appearance is the "Six Capitals" election in 2022, Shuangbei, Kaohsiung , and how to layout Taichung? It may cause a war of acquiring the position of the DPP in the Middle Ages. Keelung Mayor Lin Youchang has expired in his re-election. Will he choose to attack the mayor of Taipei? Su Qiaohui, the daughter of "President" Su Zhenchang, was successfully re-elected this time, defeating Huang Zhixiong, a former Kuomintang legislator who was supported by Hou Youyi, who is highly supported by the mayor of New Taipei. She is likely to plan to move toward the mayor of New Taipei to a higher level. As for the mayor of Kaohsiung to successfully dismiss Han this time, the factions within the party will start fighting ahead of schedule. Will Chen Chi-mai, the "Executive Yuan Vice President" who has run for the election, and Guan Biling, a senior Kaohsiung "legislator" who has started war again?
Su Zhenchang often said that his life script had been written long ago, but he couldn't peek. Now he looked at the successor of the DPP. With the changes in the political situation, it seems that he can't decisively point out who will choose the 2024 Tsai Ing-wen successor? As for the other "six capitals" layout, with the new term of Tsai 520, the DPP's Middle-Eleven may begin to take action.
