
China Taiwan Network reported on August 24th, according to Taiwan’s Central News Agency, the Chinese Kuomintang Taipei Mayor candidate Jiang Wanan held a new book launch conference today. The book mentioned that Jiang Wanan didn't know the origin of the "Jiang Family" until high school, but his surname did not help him. When the people were in exchange for votes one by one.
Jiang Wanan revealed that the book uses a chapter "About the surname Jiang" to illustrate his mental journey. He mentioned that from the first day of his election, he knew very well that the last name would be a topic that the outside world would be curious and impossible to avoid.
Jiang Wanan said that before high school, he had never heard his family mention anything about the Jiang family. Instead, he would sometimes hear others whispering, as if he had some connection with the Jiang family. For example, on the day of Jiang Jingguo's death, he rushed to the playground as usual after class. The teacher stopped him and said with a serious expression, "Your grandfather has passed away, why are you still going out to play?"
Jiang Wan'an said that he was young at that time and didn't know what he had to do with the Jiang family, so he naturally didn't know what the teacher meant. Later, a classmate came to tell his classmate's mother that he was Jiang Jingguo's grandson. When he heard the classmate and the teacher talking, but he could not confirm the matter, he felt very strange.
Jiang Wan'an pointed out that until after high school, his father told him and his sister one day about the causes and consequences of his life, but he was not too shocked. Since 2005, three children in the family have followed their father and changed their surname from "Zhang" to "Jiang".
Jiang Wanan said that his father only knew his life experience in high school, but it was not until the second day after Jiang Ching-kuo died at the age of 46 that he called him the first "dad" in his life. After becoming a father, he realized that his father's persistence was to hope that his children and grandchildren could be generous and open when asked about their family background.
Jiang Wanan mentioned in the book that many people try to label him, but he usually doesn’t argue much, because the label belongs to him can’t be tear off no matter how hard he is torn off. It is not his label, and it can’t be put on no matter how hard he is to put it on. His ideals and blueprints, his surname was not helpful. "Being a representative of public opinion was obtained by the people one by one." (Editor/Yin Sainan Reviewed/Gauss)