Former KMT spokesperson Yang Weizhong
Overseas Network, February 19, According to Taiwan’s Dongsen News Cloud report, when the former KMT spokesperson Yang Weizhong was interviewed on February 19, he talked about the current KMT’s hottest party chairman topic and believed that whether it was Former "Legislative Yuan vice president" Hong Xiuzhu or acting party chairman Huang Minhui, whoever is elected chairman of the party cannot make people feel refreshed, and the Kuomintang may even face a crisis of secession. In addition, he also mentioned the "quadruple crises" currently facing the Kuomintang.
Speaking of the party chairmanship, Yang Weizhong took the party chairman election after the Democratic Progressive Party lost eight years ago as an example. If Annette Lu, You Xikun, Su Zhenchang, Xie Changting, and even Gu Kuanmin were the party chairman, “it’s hard to be refreshing. "The appointment of Tsai Ing-wen as the party chairman is a smart choice made by the leader of the Democratic Progressive Party. On the other hand, the Kuomintang has been looking for war criminals and infighting since its defeat. There is no new atmosphere at all.
Yang Weizhong emphasized that he "is not alarmist", he really believes that the KMT has reached the "countdown to life".
While Hong Xiuzhu and Huang Minhui are both fighting for party chairmanship, Yang Weizhong believes that no matter who is elected, "the KMT may face a crisis of secession." He said that when Hong Xiuzhu is elected, the KMT will split in substance and there will be a group of people who will not listen to the party’s orders. The next step depends on whether the Kuomintang will go towards a real split. If Huang Minhui is elected, it will cause a deep blue backlash. Therefore, "the problem of the KMT’s chickens and rabbits in the same cage is difficult to solve."
In addition, Yang Weizhong also mentioned the "quadruple crises" faced by the Kuomintang, including the crisis of discussion, the crisis of value, the crisis of party membership, and leaders who are not trusted by society. He analyzed that when the Kuomintang encountered major issues, it did not lose sight of the blue-green showdown,
