Source: Global Network
[ Global Network report] According to Taiwan's Zhongshi News Network, Facebook fan page "Unscrupulous Public Relations Company" posted a document on the evening of the 9th, implying that KMT plans to find paparazzi to follow the photos of DPP Taipei mayor Chen Shizhong. The photos of the file also show the signatures of KMT Taipei mayor candidate Jiang Wanan, Taipei City Councilman Xu Qiaoxin, and "legislators" Hong Mengkai and Li Dewei. Xu Qiaoxin criticized the Green Camp's flanks for fraud and reported the case to the police station. According to reports, the fan page issued an urgent apology that night, and some netizens described it as "the fastest crash scene", and Xu Qiaoxin also appeared and left a message "it was too late".
According to Taiwanese media reports, Xu Qiaoxin recently revealed that the DPP Taipei mayor candidate Chen Shizhong held hands and hugged a married woman, which caused discussion. The "Unscrupulous Public Relations Company" posted a "Network Army Construction Plan" on the evening of the 9th, asking Jiang Wan'an and Xu Qiaoxin to clarify, including the Internet Army training and offensive plan, and said that the Kuomintang planned to find paparazzi to follow the county and city mayor candidates to throw dirty water on specific issues, and there were also signatures of Jiang Wan'an, Xu Qiaoxin and others.
reported that Kuomintang Taipei City Councillor Xu Qiaoxin went to the police station to report the case at 21:24 pm on the 9th. She said in an interview before reporting the case that she said, "I have never read this document, let alone signed it." She said that the photos posted and reposted by some fan groups were completely fake, and she criticized the Green Camp flank cyber army for forging information and smearing and distorting things that had never happened before in the past.
Zhongshi News Network noticed that shortly after the above post was posted, the "unscrupulous public relations company" issued an urgent apology that night, claiming that it was sorry for causing everyone's trouble and unhappiness. It said that if anyone's trouble was caused by relaying his information, I apologize here, including Member Xu Qiaoxin. The post also stated that “accepting any investigation from the police department”.
As soon as this post was posted, it immediately attracted discussion among netizens on the island. Xu Qiaoxin even appeared and left a message saying, "It's too late to cry now!" ↓
Some netizens commented, "It's shrinking too fast! It's not bloody yet." ↓
Some people also left messages to sarcastically: "It's just one hour to turn over." "The fastest rollover scene, I'm so laughing to death." "I don't know anyone, but I'm very happy to see the fastest clarification article in history." ↓
According to Taiwanese media reports, Xu Qiaoxin posted on Facebook late at night on the 9th that she had completed the transcript. Faced with the slander and forged black letters, "Wake up and flank, I won't let anyone go." She also said that the complaints currently include: "unscrupulous public relations", "unscrupulous public relations company", " Xie Lisheng illustration", and "Dr. Du Chengzhe". There are still about 20 to 30 people who have compiled the information and will be submitted to the District Prosecutor's Office for prosecution after it is sorted out.
Hong Mengkai also revealed on Facebook in the early morning of the 10th that when taking notes at the police station, he looked at the forwarded fan pages and began to change their words, apologize, and delete them. "I'm sorry, I'll take screenshots if I can take screenshots. I will never tolerate them. I will definitely report them to the end!"
Taiwan media said that in response to the question of being questioned about "looking for paparazzi to take secret photos", Xu Qiaoxin and Hong Mengkai had called the police on the 9th, Li Dewei was expected to call the police on the 10th, and Jiang Wan'an's campaign office issued a statement saying that the document was forged and Jiang Wan'an had never seen it or signed it.
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