According to the China Business Network citing Taiwan’s “China Times News Network”, on December 14, Taiwan’s Min Daily exposed several exclusive network army group dialogue records and member lists for the 2020 Taiwan leadership election. In addition to the Green Camp Min Agent editor and the anonymous Net Army flank, there are also big names such as Tsai Ing-wen’s office Deputy Secretary-General Huang Chongyan, Democratic Progressive Party Deputy Secretary-General Lin Heming, former Democratic Progressive Party Chairman’s Special Assistant Hong Yaonan, Democratic Progressive Party Lin Chuyin, and Wang Dingyu. Personal fan specialists "It is impossible for my second brother to be invincible in the world." On the 15th, it was interesting to suddenly break out this list at this point in time.
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He analyzed that there are two possibilities: the first is a "spicy Taiwanese" online army who jumped into the air, and he was able to jump ship to show his loyalty early, holding the saved information and waiting for the time to jump ship, and not accepting a valuable vote, how could the new master believe me? The second type is that someone has long leaked the information to Lai Qingde in private. Three years ago, Lai Ching-te was beaten very badly by Tsai Ing-wen's online army, and even publicly "requested Tsai Ing-wen not to use the online army" in the media to discredit him. Now he showed his cards, indicating that "I know whoever beats me back then, and now I can redeem my sins."
Former Deputy Secretary-General of the DPP Li Junyi shared in the program "News Plain" on the 15th that the DPP's cyber army has gone from being invented to this point, and analyzes whether the 2019 "Tsai-Rai Controversy" cyber army war will repeat in the future.
Li Junyi said that he served as deputy secretary-general of the Democratic Progressive Party in 2012. At that time, blogs were mostly used. They founded a new media department, which said it was a new media, but in fact it was responsible for dealing with the cyber army. "It is called the cyber army in politics, but we usually call it the community."
Li Junyi mentioned that at that time they could not buy the cyber army, so they could only gather regularly and provide some materials. "After all, these cyber army want to talk about things, they still need political parties to provide some materials, and some cyber army are willing to be executors." The current flank is a modern version that has evolved many times. He emphasized that modern cyber army has no loyalty, "it is all for personal voice and for personal interests."
As for whether the cyber army in the Lai Ching-te era will fight with the cyber army in the Tsai Ing-wen era, Li Junyi analyzed that the cyber army will still settle down after a quarrel. A group of people who are not optimistic about the DPP that can "rule" in the future will leave the DPP.
Taiwan's United Daily News published an article today revealing that many cyber army and flanking groups are raised by third parties and deliberately keep a distance from political party traders. The so-called "no benefits are accepted, they are not cyber army" actually has a gray area.
The article points out that political party traders use similar to the "central kitchen" model to spread messages through flanks, then extend them through news media, political commentary programs, and even investigate cases to perform political purposes. People's Party Hsinchu mayor Gao Hongan's experience is the most distinctive example.
The article criticized that in recent years, the cyber army centered on the DPP has gradually grown but scattered. On the one hand, the traders have allowed the flanks to bring wind on the Internet, and on the other hand, they have fed famous people to use political commentary programs, which has become an offensive cycle of mutual warmth. But when you have the right to speak, you often label "cognitive combat" and apply red to those who have different opinions. You can even stage a "tail-shaking dog" drama in 's "nine-in-one" election , and the traders are backfired by the flanks; instead of criticizing Douyin , the DPP might as well reflect on when to remove the Internet Army Ring?
