[Global Network Report Reporter Meng Yuan] According to reports from Taiwanese media such as United News Network on November 13, the Taipei District Prosecutor’s Office investigated the Jinghua City case and interrogated People’s Party Chairman Ke Wenzhe for the seventh time on t

[Global Network Report Reporter Meng Yuan] According to reports from Taiwan media such as United News Network on November 13, the Taipei District Prosecutor’s Office investigated the Jinghua City case and interrogated People’s Party Chairman Ke Wenzhe for the seventh time on the morning of the 13th. For the first time, Ke Wenzhe stepped out of the prison car with a bald head, which made reporters waiting at the scene unrecognizable. There is speculation on the island that it is not known whether Ko Wenzhe protested with his bald head because he was dissatisfied with the Taipei District Prosecutor's Office's application to extend his detention.

Ke Wenzhe stepped out of the prison car with a bald head. Source: Dongsen News Cloud

Taiwan Dongsen News Cloud said that Ke Wenzhe took the initiative to request a haircut. The Taipei Detention Center provided Ke Wenzhe with electric clippers (hair clippers) and asked his roommates in the detention center to help him get a haircut. According to the report, it is unknown whether Ko Wenzhe wanted to "shave his head" to protest against the Taipei District Prosecutor's Office's application to extend his detention as claimed by the outside world.

According to Lianhe News Network, Ke Wenzhe said in 2014 that when he was 45 years old, he felt that life was gloomy and even wanted to become a monk, so he shaved his head. The report also stated that Ke Wenzhe’s wife, Peggy Chen, also posted on social media Facebook at the time that Ke Wenzhe had indeed shaved his head. At that time, his outlook on life became gloomy, so he turned his inner thoughts into explicit behaviors.

According to previous reports by Taiwanese media, Ke Wenzhe, the chairman of the People’s Party, illegally transferred profits to Shen Qingjing, the president of Taiwan Viking Group (the developer of Jinghua City) in the Jinghua City case. Taiwan prosecutors accused Ke Wenzhe of “corruption for profit” and “accepting bribes in violation of his duties.” , on September 5, the application for detention of Ke Wenzhe was approved, and on November 1, the application for extension of detention of Ke Wenzhe was approved.