According to a report from China Taiwan Network on August 1, Kaohsiung City, Taiwan, was hit hard by Typhoon "Geme". Huang Jie, the representative of the Democratic Progressive Party, was criticized by public opinion for "not being in Taiwan." In response, a YouTube program conducted street interviews in Huang Jie's constituency. People said they "feel that they have little contribution" and "we don't need this kind of person."
Huang Jie caused controversy when his hometown was flooded because he was "not in Taiwan". (Photo source: Taiwan's "China News Network")
Typhoon "Gemei" caused Kaohsiung to become the hardest-hit area. Kaohsiung City Green Camp Civil Affairs Bureau Huang Jie was questioned by netizens because she did not attend the scene to investigate the disaster.
Taipei City Councilor You Shuhui of the Chinese Kuomintang also pointed out that she is usually there when Taiwan’s legislative body breaks into doors, fights, and curses, and is not doing her job. She loves to show off, but she was nowhere to be seen in Kaohsiung when the disaster was severe. The contrast is too big.
People who were interviewed on the streets said, "These representatives and legislators should serve the people instead of acting like clowns. That is meaningless to the people. Even if they want to do things for us, there is no point in making noise. Huang Jie's performance is In this way, they serve the political party and do not serve the people, and they do some things that feel outrageous. We don’t need such people, we need people who can do things.” “I feel that I have little contribution.” (Source: China Taiwan Net)
