Taiwan leader Tsai Ing-wen recently met with Kuomintang Chairman Ke Wenzhe, and she also invited Kuomintang Chairman Zhu Lilun to meet. In this regard, Taiwan's former Republican Representative Guo Zhengliang believes that Tsai Ing-wen's actions are to protect herself, and hopes that when the "opposition" pursues the dispute in the future, she will not be blamed. It is not for reconciliation at all. Therefore, he suggested that Chu Lilun not meet with Tsai Ing-wen. Face is reserved for would-be Taiwan leader and Democratic Progressive Party Chairman Lai Ching-te.
In response to Tsai Ing-wen’s invitation to Zhu Lilun to meet, Zhu Lilun said that he would meet and communicate at an appropriate time in the future. KMT spokesperson Yang Zhidan responded that appropriate opportunities for interaction will continue to be discussed regarding the meeting. Lai Shibao, the National Representative of the Kuomintang, believes that Tsai Ing-wen has hardly met with the "opposition parties" during her tenure, and it is meaningless to meet until she is about to leave office. Li Yanxiu of the Kuomintang also bluntly said that this goodwill was eight years late. Most people in the KMT believe that Tsai Ing-wen only asked for party communication before Tsai Ing-wen left, just to establish a historical position. The KMT does not need to dance with it. They will meet again after Lai Qingde takes office if he is sincere.
Guo Zhengliang pointed out in a political commentary program on the 16th that when the Kuomintang had only 38 Democratic Representative seats, it had repeatedly called on Tsai Ing-wen to hold meetings, but she ignored it at all. In addition, when questioned, Chen Jianren, the head of Taiwan's administrative agency, looked arrogant and domineering, "Reconciliation!?" Guo Zhengliang bluntly said that Tsai Ing-wen was eager to meet with the two leaders of the "opposition party" not for reconciliation at all, but to protect herself. , I hope Zhu Lilun and Ke Wenzhe will not scold her when pursuing issues related to labor insurance and green electricity.
Guo Zhengliang went on to say that according to common sense, political party reconciliation meetings should be held by people who have just been elected leaders of Taiwan, or when the political parties encounter important issues. But there is no such problem at all now. Tsai Ing-wen will be there in a few dozen days. Now that she is about to step down, what on earth is she going to do? Program host Qian Yijun asked Guo Zhengliang what he would advise Allen Chu and whether he should meet with Tsai Ing-wen? Guo Ze said categorically, of course not to go, because the face was to be reserved for Lai Qingde, how could it be reserved for her?
Taiwan's "United Daily News" recently published a comment stating that Tsai Ing-wen has been in power for eight years and the political parties have been severely opposed. Lai Ching-de, who is about to take over the "ruling", is one of the few leaders in Taiwan. The confrontation problem left by Tsai Ing-wen still has to be solved by Lai Ching-de bear.
Straits Herald reporter Fang Yanyan compiled the report
