According to Taiwan media reports Taiwan's "four major referendums" ended last week. On the day of the vote, Taipei Mayor Ko Wenzhe said that "the people need social progress from electing Hitler to electing Merkel as their leader." This triggered discussion among the outside world that he compared Tsai Ing-wen to Hitler. Hsieh Chi-wei, the Taiwan authorities' representative in Germany, later posted a post on Facebook saying that Ko was too far ahead and that Ko could not afford to lose. "Enough is enough."
Taiwan's "four major referendums" will be held on the 18th. On that day, when Ke Wenzhe went to the Ca'ou Women's High School to vote, he was asked by the media that during the referendum campaign, the blue and green parties competed for space. On the other hand, the People's Party's position was ambiguous and its voice was completely drowned out. Ke Wenzhe responded that "people From electing Hitler to electing Merkel as leader, the people need social progress." "The rational and pragmatic attitude is not highly favored in Taiwan's atmosphere today." When asked if he meant Taiwan is now electing Hitler, he smiled and replied: "Journalists can go back and study it."
Taiwan's "Representative in Germany" Hsieh Chi-wei later posted on Facebook, saying that the results of the "four major referendums" were successful but difficult to pass. Let's stop here. Let's call it "four major referendums". He also said that no one likes to feel like losing, which he respects, but the words and deeds of some people who cannot afford to lose should be "enough is enough", right?
Xie Zhiwei said that a mayor who was originally prepared to watch a good show was disappointed with the result and then alluded to the media that Tsai Ing-wen was Hitler, which was too much.
