Taiwan's head of the legislative body, Han Kuo-yu, was criticized by the green camp for not arriving at the legislative body on his first working day. Afterwards, he posted on Facebook that in order to seek smooth proceedings and stable personnel, he visited privately outside to seek help. The right helper. In this regard, former Democratic Representative Guo Zhengliang came forward to confirm and today revealed more details of the conversation with Han Guoyu.
Guo Zhengliang said on the Zhongtian political discussion program "Spicy Evening News" yesterday that Hanguo-yu was indeed looking for the "secretary-general" of the legislative body. He had met with him and was one of the witnesses. Today, he also said on the Zhongtian political discussion program "Big News" "Bao Gua" revealed that Han approached him, former Kuomintang representative Zeng Mingzong and others to discuss topics related to the "Secretary-General" of the legislative body. Guo Zhengliang told Han that he would definitely help him and could play a role similar to a strategic advisor when facing party struggles or international and cross-strait situations.
Guo Zhengliang explained that the job of the "Secretary-General" of the legislative body is to first manage the internal administrative processes and various bureaus, and the "Secretary-General" is usually the first person to arrive at work. Just thinking about going to work "makes me faint." secondly, the "Secretary-General" must give the best explanation of the rules of procedure as soon as possible during the deliberations on Tuesday and Friday; and finally, coordination.
In Guo Zhengliang's view, Hanguo Yu's political sensitivity, as well as his ability to attack, defend and coordinate issues are all fine. At the same time, Fu Kunqi, the general convenor of the Kuomintang legislative body, is familiar with the actual struggle of the party group and is familiar with Ke Jianming, the general convenor of the Democratic Progressive Party. Fu Neng gave Han assisted. What Han lacked was a deliberation expert, so finding Zhou Wanlai as the "Secretary-General" was the best choice.
Straits Herald reporter Xue Yang compiled the report
