Taiwan People's Party Chairman Ko Wenzhe was detained and banned from public viewing due to the Beijing-related corruption case. People's Party founder and Internet celebrity "Auntie" Zhu Huirong was also interviewed and broke the news on a Taiwanese political commentary program.

Ko Wenzhe, chairman of the Taiwan People’s Party, was detained and banned from public interviews due to a case involving corruption in Beijing. Zhu Huirong, the founding member of the People’s Party and Internet celebrity “Big Mom Old Driver”, was also interviewed and broke the news on a Taiwanese political commentary program. The Beijing Prosecutor’s Office has sufficient evidence. He even took out the QR code of Ke Wenzhe’s fundraising when he was running for Taiwan leader, indicating that the money flowed into Mu Ke’s account. In response, the Kuomintang Party issued a press release on the 30th to refute this, calling it a completely false rumor.

In response to the recent summons of Zhu Huirong as a witness, it was alleged that the QR code of the People's Party Chairman Ke Wenzhe who raised funds during the Taiwan leadership election entered Mu Ke's account. The People's Party issued a press release on the 30th to refute it, saying it was completely false. What this person said is ridiculous and untrue, but Taiwan's political commentary programs are "collectively retarded" to follow suit and spread false information, which is really a great misfortune for Taiwanese society.

The People’s Party pointed out that previous fundraising literature and pictures still remain on Ke Wenzhe’s social platform, and the fundraising QR code After scanning, you will enter the "Small Donation Website". Anyone can distinguish the authenticity of the statement by simply performing actual operations. Unfortunately, none of the program hosts, guests, and subsequent reporters are willing to verify, cooperate with the exaggeration, and distort the facts. It has seriously affected the reputation of Ke Wenzhe and the People's Party. The People's Party deeply regrets it and believes that it must be sternly clarified.

The People’s Party stated that it really has no way of knowing the content of the prosecutor’s questioning. Testifying is only fulfilling the basic obligations of citizens and should be based on basic facts. Relevant persons should be cautious in what they say during the prosecutor's investigation and avoid maliciously misleading public opinion or damaging people's reputations.

Straits Herald reporter in Taiwan Xue Yang