Taipei Mayor Ke Wenzhe will officially step down from office tomorrow. He has been cleaning up the mayor's office recently, and his future movements have triggered speculation from the outside world.
According to China Taiwan website , Ke Wenzhe will step down from office on the 25th of this month. When packing things in the mayor's office recently, he took out the white coat he left at the National Taiwan University Hospital eight years ago and put it on in front of the media reporters present. He said with a smile that he believed the students at the National Taiwan University School of Medicine would be nervous because Professor Ke is back.
While sorting out the books in the bookcase, Ke Wenzhe found a copy of "Tsai Ing-wen's Thoughts on Cross-Strait Policies" written by Shao Zonghai. He said he "wanted to take it back and read it." Another reporter discovered that there was a Yushan painting behind Mayor Ke Wenzhe's desk. Ke responded that it was a gift from a friend. "People need to have a 'backer', and Yushan is the highest mountain in Taiwan, so it was hung on the wall behind the seat." Ko Wenzhe once said that he needs to announce that he is not running. Therefore, Ko Wenzhe is considered to be competing for the "big position" in 2024. After "graduating" from the job of mayor of Taipei, Ko Wenzhe will first return to National Taiwan University Hospital, and then he is expected to retire and officially join the election campaign.
Regardless of whether Ke Wenzhe has long been determined to aspire to the "big position", Ke Wenzhe has actually held the 2024 ticket in his hands, and Ke Wenzhe will also set up a campaign office in the Taibo Building.
According to Taiwanese media observations, Ko Wenzhe has "evolved" after eight years as mayor. In an exclusive interview before leaving office, it can be seen that compared with the outspokenness during his amateur days, he is now frequently doing Tai Chi on sensitive 2024 election issues. Perhaps he is reviewing the situation, or perhaps he is not fully prepared.
