That is to say, in the Kuomintang, except for the Democratic Progressive Party, many people in the Kuomintang advocate generational change. Lin Yihua can serve as the deputy mayor of Taipei City. She will do a good job, but the "legislator" position you vacate must be held throug

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Chiang Wanan took office as the mayor of Taipei on December 25 and went to work on the 26th. On December 27, he had a lot of personnel disputes. Before the election, Chiang Wanan promised that 1/3 of his "small cabinet" would be filled by women. As a result, according to their estimates so far, the first policy has gone bankrupt and is still dominated by men.

The second one is Lin Yihua, the deputy mayor hired by Jiang Wanan. Exactly when to resign has now become a political issue. That is to say, within the Kuomintang , except for the Democratic Progressive Party, many people in the Kuomintang advocate generational change. Lin Yihua can serve as the deputy mayor of Taipei City. She will do a good job, but the "legislator" position you vacate must be held through a so-called by-election. Don't let your opponents bring this issue to the KMT every day.

In addition to Lin Yihua's problem, Jiang Wanan also used Ma Ying-jeou's spokesperson Yin Wei . Yin Wei was regarded within the Kuomintang as having no military merit but being able to serve as a high-ranking official. The person recommended was Chen Guojun, whom Jiang Wanan trusted very much. Chen Guojun used to be a journalist just like us. He later followed Zhu Lilun to Taoyuan and then moved to , New Taipei and , and then from New Taipei to Taipei City.

From this point we can see that many young city councilors from the Kuomintang party have begun to raise objections and demand the replacement of generations of the Kuomintang. did not expect a Lin Yihua case. The simple personnel appointment case involves the powers and term of the "legislator". They hope that Lin Yihua can take office on February 1st. If she takes office on February 1st, she cannot be re-elected because her term is less than one year. If she resigns now, she will have to be re-elected in one year and one month.

Let’s think about it, what is the plan of the Kuomintang? It is to take office on February 1st. Anyway, the personnel matters are already on track, and then do we need to mobilize people and waste money to conduct by-elections? The young people of hope to be able to win by-elections, because the Da'an area has always been the birthplace of the Blue Camp, and anyone who launched the Blue Camp can be elected to . Under this situation, many young people are eager to give it a try, that is, they want to follow the model of Wang Hongwei and and become a "legislator" in one step. But Wang Hongwei’s situation is different because Chiang Wanan has already been elected mayor of Taipei. Moreover, before his election, I said on online platforms and in videos that Chiang Wanan would definitely resign because he beat Chen Shizhong by double digits, so he would express his determination by resigning. This is a political decision.

But let’s look at it now. Whether Lin Yihua will resign or not has aroused discussion in Taipei’s political circles. Many people think that you should resign and pass the stick to the next generation. Because in this area, he has about three or four city councilors who are very powerful, so he must hold a primary election. When he wants to hold a primary election, it is almost the Chinese New Year now, so he will inevitably tie his hands and feet. And secondly, if these people don't give in to each other, you will be in a battle of swords and swords.

The third one is whether there will be any surprises during the entire process of the by-election, because the DPP also has two strong sticks waiting there. In other words, these political calculations have influenced whether Lin Yihua should resign or not. If Lin Yihua refuses to resign as a "legislator" rather than as the deputy mayor of Taipei City, this debate will always exist, except until February 1.

Now that I have said that, in addition to these personnel issues, there is also Cai Shiping . My friend Cai Shiping serves as the director of culture. Many people applaud him, including his opponents and the Democratic Progressive Party. However, Deep Blue is very dissatisfied. Because he often criticizes the Kuomintang , we are still heading towards a "small cabinet" in terms of personnel matters. If you look at it, the DPP is already sharpening its sword and waiting for Jiang Wanan. However, there is still unrest within the Kuomintang. Jiang Wanan's troubles have only begun now. In addition, he still has four or five rounds of undecided personnel, so he will not take office until after the Chinese New Year.

It is easy for these people to confirm these incidents. This is the beginning of Jiang Wanan's trouble. Of course, behind the scenes of the trouble, we now see that the younger generation of Kuomintang city councilors are very dissatisfied with Jiang Wanan's style of handling personnel. Whether this dissatisfaction will continue depends on whether Jiang Wanan has the wisdom to resolve this storm in the teapot.

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