Kuomintang After Jiang Wan'an was elected as mayor of Taipei, the "legislator" of the third constituency in Taipei (Zhongshan, Beisongshan) that remained will be a by-election on January 8 next year. Yesterday (December 1) evening, the Kuomintang Cultural and Communication Association group reported relevant information, Taipei City Councilman Wang Hongwei nodded and went to war. In an exclusive interview with the radio this morning, Wang Hongwei also said that she was "willing to take responsibility" and would go to register for election today. Former Kuomintang chairman Hung Hsiu-chu posted a post early this morning to express his support and support for Wang Hongwei.
It is understood that in order to preserve this "legislator" in Taipei City, the blue camp almost mobilized and persuaded Wang Hongwei to join. Not only did the Kuomintang Chairman Zhu Lilun not only personally persuade him many times, but also asked former Taiwan leader Ma Ying-jeou to help persuade him to enter. Taipei mayor-elect Jiang Wanan also hopes that Wang Hongwei can take over. Zhao Shaokang, chairman of Taiwan’s "China Guangxi" friendly with Wang Hongwei, is also persuading him to join the list. Wang Hongwei didn’t nod until last night.
Wang Hongwei finally said she was "willing to take responsibility" and will register for the election today when she was interviewed by Taiwanese media person Wang Qianqiu. Wang Hongwei immediately criticized the "legislator" candidate Wu Yinong, who first pointed out Wu's background of the "second-generation political" and Wu Yinong was elected as the chairman of the Taipei Party Committee of the Democratic Progressive Party in the past and became a culprit. "The Democratic Progressive Party has an unprecedented gangster party member, with as many as four or five thousand."
Wang Hongwei also admitted that she was indeed afraid of being charged with "running away", but in fact, there are many precedents of electing "legislator" after taking office. Including the "legislator" of the DPP, Huang Guoshu , Gao Jiayu and Wu Siyao, but no one in the past talked about how the DPP was like.
Hong Hsiu-chu published an article early this morning saying that the Kuomintang has many county and city councillors who are attentive to political affairs and have a passion for service at the grassroots level. They are not only skilled in municipal affairs, but also have long been concerned about the topics that have far exceeded the level of parliamentarians. Wang Hongwei is such an outstanding talent.
Hung Hsiu-chu said that I believe most people are familiar with Wang Hongwei. Not only did she expose the DPP's governance shortcomings many times, but she also often criticizes current affairs on political commentary programs. Such rare talents should have actually been a long time since they entered the public opinion organization of the Taiwan authorities. This time, the "legislator" by-election in Taipei's third constituency, the green camp's wing obviously regarded Wang Hongwei as a strong opponent, so it was really ridiculous to attack her and "run away" in an unknown way! Wang Hongwei has been deeply engaged in local areas and serving the grassroots since 2006. She has never left the constituency, and is not the first time she has been elected as a city council member. If you can be elected as a "legislator", you will inevitably be able to do more for society, so how can you say "run away". (Straits Guide Taiwan reporter Lin Jingxian)
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