On the 26th, Taiwan’s “nine-in-one” election was released, the DPP was defeated, and Tsai Ing-wen announced her resignation as chairman of the DPP. Among the 22 counties and cities in Taiwan, the Kuomintang won 13. Although it was two fewer than the 15 in 2018, it was obviously h

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htmlOn the 126th, Taiwan’s “nine-in-one” election was released, the DPP was defeated, and Tsai Ing-wen announced her resignation as chairman of the DPP.

On the 26th, Taiwan’s “nine-in-one” election was released, the DPP was defeated, and Tsai Ing-wen announced her resignation as chairman of the DPP. Among the 22 counties and cities in Taiwan, the Kuomintang won 13. Although it was two fewer than the 15 in 2018, it was obviously h - DayDayNews

Let’s first look at the results of this election. Among the 22 counties and cities in Taiwan, the Kuomintang won 13. Although it was two fewer than the 15 in 2018, it was obviously heavier in weight. It won 4 out of the six "municipalities" including Taipei City (Jiang Wan'an), New Taipei City ( Hou Youyi ), Taoyuan City ( Zhang Shanzheng ) and Taichung City (Lu Xiuyan), and others include Keelung City, Hsinchu County , Changhua County, Yunlin County, Nantou County, Yilan County , Hualien County, Taitung County , and "Lianjiang County".

DPP is in trouble, winning only 5 counties and cities, of which "municipalities directly under the central government" have won 2, namely Kaohsiung City (Chen Chimai) and Tainan City (Huang Weizhe), and others are Pingtung County, Chiayi County and Penghu County , which is one less than the six counties and cities in 2018.

Ke Wenzhe only took down Hsinchu City by Gao Hongan. In addition, Zhong Dongjin, an independent member, was elected county magistrate of Miaoli, and Chen Fuhai, another independent member, was elected county magistrate of Kinmen, , and . However, Zhong Dongjin turned out to be a Kuomintang member. There is one Chiayi City left, and the election was postponed to December because of the sudden death of a previous mayor candidate.

On the 26th, Taiwan’s “nine-in-one” election was released, the DPP was defeated, and Tsai Ing-wen announced her resignation as chairman of the DPP. Among the 22 counties and cities in Taiwan, the Kuomintang won 13. Although it was two fewer than the 15 in 2018, it was obviously h - DayDayNews

Looking at the entire "nine-in-one" territory, the DPP can be said to be completely defeated. Not only were the northern counties and cities defeated, but even Tainan and Pingtung counties, known as the "iron green zone", ended with small victories. At 9 pm on the 26th, Tsai Ing-wen held a press conference and announced that she would resign as chairman of the Democratic Progressive Party and be responsible for the defeat. She also apologized to voters, "will humbly accept the election results." However, netizens did not pay after watching the live broadcast, and believed that Tsai Ing-wen's behavior of leaving directly without interview after reading the manuscript was quite arrogant. Many netizens said, "If you don't accept the interview, you don't seem to have no intention of reviewing it." As of the 26th, Tsai Ing-wen has not opened a media interview for 670 days.

"Premier" Su Zhenchang also resigned verbally, but was comforted by Tsai Ing-wen and asked him to stay first and stay at his post. But more or less, Tsai Ing-wen was lame in advance, and Su Zhenchang couldn't do it for a long time. Many factions of the DPP are ready to move, and there is probably a redistribution of power next. As soon as he lost the election on the 26th, it was reported from the Green Camp that Su Zhenchang took over by Lin Jialong, who lost to Hou Youyi in the mayoral election of New Taipei .

Faced with the great victory achieved by the Kuomintang, Party Chairman Zhu Lilun made a speech saying that this election victory was not only a victory for the Kuomintang, but also a victory for the people of Taiwan, democracy and all non-green camps. "Thank you all for standing up together for being kind, axiom and justice." He praised the re-election team led by New Taipei Mayor Hou Youyi and the mayor of Taichung , Lu Xiuyan, for doing things well in the past, being down-to-earth, and winning the recognition of the people. "This battle is not easy", especially the election of Taoyuan, Taipei, and Keelung , facing the endless resources of the DPP slander and Aobu can survive, which is worth applause.

On the 26th, Taiwan’s “nine-in-one” election was released, the DPP was defeated, and Tsai Ing-wen announced her resignation as chairman of the DPP. Among the 22 counties and cities in Taiwan, the Kuomintang won 13. Although it was two fewer than the 15 in 2018, it was obviously h - DayDayNews

Many people may ask, how could the DPP lose so badly with the authorities' ruling resources?

"Nine-in-One" election is Tsai Ing-wen's midterm exam. Such results show that Tsai Ing-wen and Su Zhenchang's governance have not been recognized by the people, and it can even be said to be disgusted. In the six years since he came to power, almost every policy of the DPP authorities has been criticized. Taking energy policy as an example, Tsai Ing-wen insisted on developing a "non-nuclear home", but not only did the power outages across Taiwan many times, but air pollution was also increasing. For example, the epidemic prevention policy. Taiwanese people have experienced the stage of "needing masks without masks", "needing vaccine without vaccines", and "needing fast screening without quick screening". The high-end vaccines created by the authorities themselves have not undergone phase 3 tests, so the Taiwanese people have contributed their arms. As a result, they are not recognized by the United States and Japan. Only those senior officials of the DPP have made a fortune.

Not to mention "political and criminal collusion", shootings and fraud cases occur frequently, and Taiwan's public security is getting worse... With such "political achievements", how could the Taiwanese people vote in tears for the Democratic Progressive Party? How could former epidemic prevention commander Chen Shizhong be elected as mayor of Taipei?

Second, the DPP has allowed the flanking cyber army to rage in recent years, and has done its best to discredit political enemies, causing resentment from heaven and others. DPP Secretary-General Lin Xiyao said at a press conference on the evening of the 226th, "None of the so-called flanking cyber troops are the main members of the DPP." This is the first time he admits that the DPP does have .

Some people in the green camp said that the DPP Central Committee lacked the main axis of the election. During most of the election, when the people thought of this election, the first keywords that emerged were the flanking cyber army such as Zhou Yukou , Sicha Cat. The person bluntly stated that the voice of the wings killing the DPP sooner or later is not the first day in the party, but the top leaders of the Party Central Committee still rely heavily on the flanks as the main force of "air combat". This time, they finally hit the ironclad. "It's time to learn from the pain and moderately control the flanks' cyber army."

On the 26th, Taiwan’s “nine-in-one” election was released, the DPP was defeated, and Tsai Ing-wen announced her resignation as chairman of the DPP. Among the 22 counties and cities in Taiwan, the Kuomintang won 13. Although it was two fewer than the 15 in 2018, it was obviously h - DayDayNews

The third is that the long-term manipulation of "anti-China and Taiwan protection" has failed. In August this year, Pelosi visited Taiwan. The situation on the cross-strait was unprecedentedly tense. The island had a profound reflection on the "anti-China and Taiwan protection". In recent years, what has Taiwan gained after one sided by one? What they sent were TSMC engineers and equipment that were one chartered and then one chartered, but they were exchanged for the remaining American arms and pork containing clenbuterol. Moreover, the situation on both sides of the Taiwan Strait is tense, and the issue of restoring the conscription system is hotter, resulting in the loss of young votes who originally supported the DPP.

Of course, there are specific reasons for the election failure. For example, Tsai Ing-wen's request to support the plagiarism of the paper by Lin Zhijian, who was generally believed to have directly affected the results of this election.

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