Former Taipei Mayor Ko Wenzhe was involved in the Jinghua City case and his detention will be postponed for another two months. Huang Shanshan, then deputy mayor, has not yet been interviewed by the prosecutor, sparking discussion. Former Democratic Representative Shen Fuxiong sa

Former Taipei Mayor Ko Wenzhe was involved in the Jinghua City case and his detention will be postponed for another two months. The then deputy mayor Huang Shanshan has not yet been interviewed by the prosecutor, sparking discussion. Former Democratic Representative Shen Fuxiong said that Taiwan's public opinion organization is currently meeting, and Huang Shanshan has a "protective umbrella" (the Democratic Representative's right to be immune from speech), so it may be postponed later; however, he also believes that Huang Shanshan's future development in the People's Party is unlikely.

host Qian Yijun questioned on the political commentary program "tvbs War Room" on the 3rd, why Huang Shanshan has not been interviewed by the prosecutor? Shen Fuxiong responded that the People's Party can now be roughly divided into two categories, one is involved in the case, and the other is not involved at all. He wants to encourage the People's Party to have no one involved in the case, and to think carefully about where the People's Party will go in the post-Ke Wenzhe era and how to stand up again. Although they are in the minority, there are still people who hope that the Popular Party can stand up.

Shen Fuxiong then asked, is Huang Shanshan one of the people involved in the case? Not necessarily; are you a clean person? Not necessarily. Taiwan's public opinion body is meeting now, and she has a protective umbrella, so maybe it will be postponed later. He feels that it is unlikely that Huang Shanshan will be able to develop in the "Stand Up People's Party" in the future.

As for Ke Wenzhe, Shen Fuxiong feels that although he has not been killed with a knife so far, he has too many similar motives that are close to being killed with a knife, and no matter how bad and lawless ordinary politicians are, they don't seem to be like this.

The Taipei District Prosecutor’s Office investigated Ke Wenzhe’s case involving Beijing City and political donations, and continued to interview relevant witnesses. However, news came out that the prosecutor requested to postpone the detention of Ke Wenzhe on the grounds that “his former relatives from the mayor’s time have not yet been summoned.” His target Including Huang Shanshan, the then deputy mayor who had received political donations from China Machinery, a subsidiary of Weiking Group. In response to this, Huang Shanshan recently responded that she is grateful for every political donation, declares it openly and makes everything transparent, and there is absolutely nothing wrong with it.

Straits Herald Taiwan Correspondent Xue Yang