The former chairman of the Straits Foundation, Li Dawei, suddenly resigned in early June this year, because Su Jiaquan, the secretary-general of Tsai Ing-wen's office, was ordered to take over as secretary-general in the face of danger. The chairman of the Straits Foundation has been in vain. It is rumored that former "Legislative Yuan" Wang Jinping was appointed. Wang denied it last night, emphasizing that this is groundless. In response to this, Taipei City Councilman Lee Myung-hyun accepted Luo Youzhikang News today and said that Tsai Ing-wen often talks about blue and green reconciliation, but in fact she is breaking up the opposition party.
Li Mingxian believes that Tsai Ing-wen should have contact with Wang Jinping, but Wang directly denied it. He shouted to Tsai Ing-wen, not to talk about blue and green reconciliation from time to time, but what he did was to break the opposition party's strategy. Before the previous nomination, Huang Jianting, the county magistrate of Taitung , became the "deputy director of Supervision Office" and did not communicate in advance. Is this called blue and green reconciliation?
It is reported that the chairman of the Straits Foundation has been appointed by Vice Chairman Xu Shengxiong, and the personnel case will be confirmed at the temporary board meeting of directors and supervisors held on the 28th. In addition, the personnel case in which Tsai Ing-wen’s office director Zhan Zhihong took over as vice chairman and secretary-general of the Straits Foundation will also be confirmed at the interim meeting of the Straits Foundation’s directors and supervisors on the 28th. Zhan Zhihong has served as deputy secretary-general of the Straits Foundation, director of the Planning Department and chief secretary of the Mainland Affairs Council. He has rich experience in fighting with the other side of the strait in the past and has been trusted by Tsai Ing-wen. He can also be said to be familiar with the operation of the two sessions of the Navy and Land.
Comprehensive Taiwan media reports
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