A floating corpse was found on the banks of the Tamsui River in Wugu, New Taipei City this afternoon. After the family identified it, it was confirmed that the man surnamed Zhou fell from Taipei Bridge on the 9th. According to Taiwanese media reports, New Taipei A man surnamed Zhou was found dead on the banks of the Tamsui River in New Taipei City on the afternoon of the 11th. He is the core aide of Su Zhenchang's "President" Su Zhenchang. He joined the team since Su Zhenchang ran for the mayor of New Taipei, and once used the golden sentence of flirting with girls. During Su Zhenchang's campaign for Facebook, he issued a "Political Confession Quotation" and received a response. After he followed Su Zhenchang to the "Executive Yuan", he made memes to advocate policies, and was attacked to violate administrative neutrality. Now he died suddenly, and the controversy has also dissipated.
It is understood that the 29-year-old Zhou Nan is Su Zhenchang's core aide. In 2019, Su Zhenchang showed photos of the editor's group in his New Year congratulations, and Zhou Nan was also among them at that time. When Su Zhenchang was running for mayor of New Taipei, he joined the campaign team as Facebook editor. He once said that it is not about following what everyone is doing, but about letting young people know what Su Zhenchang’s team has done. Through Facebook’s text management, it is not about preaching, but about promoting it through dialogue between young peers.
Zhou Nan’s representative work is “Confession of Political Achievements”. The Internet launched a wave of “golden sentences for flirting girls”. Su Zhenchang’s office, who ran for New Taipei City , also followed up. Zhou Nan had a unique style at the time, combining the style of flirting girls with Su Zhenchang’s Taipei County Mayor’s internal political achievements. At that time, he appeared as the editor behind the scenes, emphasizing that he hoped to use a peer style to let young people know some behind-the-scenes driving forces for construction that they took "for granted", so that the outside world could understand Su Zhenchang’s political achievements and strive for more support.
