China Taiwan Network reported on December 16 that the DPP set the worst results in the "nine-in-one" election in Taiwan, but the DPP still did not forget to fight against foreign countries while maintaining peace and continued to crack down on dissidents.

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Source: China Taiwan Network

China Taiwan Network reported on December 16 that the DPP set the worst results in the

The picture shows Gao Hongan (middle school) being transferred to Taipei District Prosecutor's Office for re-issue in the evening. (Photo/Taiwan "China Times News Network")

China Taiwan Network reported on December 16 that the DPP set the worst result in the party history in the "nine-in-one" election in Taiwan, but the DPP still did not forget to fight against foreign countries while maintaining peace and continued to crack down on dissidents. According to Taiwanese media reports, the case of Gao Hongan, the elected mayor of Hsinchu, was charged with fraudulently receiving assistant fees from "legislator" by Gao Hongan on the 15th, and searched Gao Hongan's "legislator" office and residence, and interviewed Gao and his assistants and others. In the early morning of the 16th, on the basis of violating the "Corruption Regulations" and other crimes, he ordered Gao to hand over bail for NT$600,000. Public opinion on the island believes that Taiwan’s prosecutor-in-chief took action quickly before Gao Hongan took office, which inevitably makes people suspect that it has political purposes and wants to use "judicial" to make Hsinchu City "change the sky again", and this move will only trigger more public grievances.

reported that since Gao Hongan had recently tried to contact former director of the High School Office Huang Huimin, current director Chen Huanyu and others to discuss assistant fees, in order to avoid the loss of relevant evidence after Gao took office as mayor of Hsinchu, it was temporarily decided to search and interview during the meeting of the Taiwan Legislative Yuan, with the consent of the Legislative Yuan.

In response to this, the Kuomintang Taipei City "Legislator" candidate for the third constituency district of Taipei City Wang Hongwei questioned whether the DPP wants to confiscate the election in Hsinchu City through "judiciality"? Wang Hongwei said that if Gao Hongan was unable to take office in the end, it would be a very big political storm. She believes that some cases need to be clarified, but everyone is very clear about the special treatment Gao Hongan received during the election process.

Taiwan's China Times published an article pointing out that Gao Hongan won 45% of the votes in the mayoral election in Hsinchu. Now facing the intervention of the prosecutor and mediation, if he cannot be sworn in within the deadline, the mayor of Hsinchu will have to be elected by-election, and the case involved in Gao has nothing to do with this election. The prosecutor's and the press took action quickly before Gao Hongan took office, which inevitably made people suspect that it had political purposes. He wanted to use "judicial" to make Hsinchu City "change the sky again". Compared with the many "judicial" cases of the Democratic Progressive Party, there has been no follow-up. The selective handling of the prosecutor's case has cast a shadow on the "judicial". The article points out that because "judicial" confiscation of election results and rejecting the people's choices, such a rough pursuit will only trigger more public grievances. (Source: China Taiwan Network)

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