Source: China Taiwan Network
Original title: Tsai Ing-wen asked the Taichung people to apologize to Lin Jialong. Netizen: I apologize for me to invest in Tsai Ing-wen
According to Taiwan's " China Times Electronic News " report, Tsai Ing-wen went to Taichung to participate in the event on the 17th and asked the Taichung people to apologize to Lin Jialong, the former mayor of Taichung and the "Minister of Transportation" of the Taiwan authorities. Regarding Tsai Ing-wen's move being scolded by Taiwanese netizens, some netizens angrily said, "You should get out of your seat (to be impressed by the apology or petition) and kowtow to apologize"! Some netizens sarcastically said, "I apologize for me to vote for Tsai Ing-wen!"
According to Taiwan's "Central News Agency", Tsai Ing-wen went to Taichung to hold a "Spicy Taiwan Story Talk" and claimed, "Taichung people have been holding it in for a while. Are you venting this way? You should say sorry to someone and stand up and show everyone." Then, the "Minister of Transportation" of the Taiwan authorities, Lin Jialong, stood up from his seat and waved to the attendees. Tsai Ing-wen said at the time that it would be sad to see this person (Lin Jialong). Everyone in Luchuan felt that it was the pride of Taichung people. "I am Taichung, I am proud" means Luchuan and Huabao, but recently these prides and Taichung memories have become increasingly blurred.
According to reports, Taichung Mayor Lu Xiuyan responded yesterday (2nd) that politicians should review themselves more and not criticize voters. Tsai Ing-wen also mentioned when she ran for the leadership of Taiwan that people should respect their sense of identity and right to choose. This is also her political belief. She should truly respect voters' choices and recognition. This is democracy.
Regarding Tsai Ing-wen's remarks, netizens on the PTT forum pointed out, "I apologize first for buying cigarettes in groups." "I really asked the people to apologize to the unselected person!" I apologized for my contributing to Tsai Ing-wen, the leader of Taiwan. It was really a shame for saying such words to humiliate the people. "I apologize for me to Tsai Ing-wen", "You should get down and kowtow to apologize", "Everyone is venting self-destruction," "What's the humility that everyone said is?"
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