Tsai Ing-wen overlaps the old and new "Ge Kui" Lai Qingde and Lin Quan's hands.
Today (5th) morning, Taiwan leader Tsai Ing-wen, in collaboration with the outgoing Taiwanese "President" Lin Quan, and Tainan Mayor Lai Qingde, held a press conference to personally announce that Lai will take over as "President of the Executive." At this point, this wave of guessing games finally ended.
Since noon yesterday, several major mainstream media on the island began to focus on the issue of "Lin Quan's resignation" and "Lai Qingde taking over". According to statistics, Lin Quan has been in office for a total of 476 days since he "formed a cabinet" after the 520 DPP came to power last year and resigned on September 8 this year. Although the term of office is not long, Lin Quan has had a hard time for more than a year. The various policies implemented since he took office have been controversial. Not only did it cause public dissatisfaction and the opposition parties threatened to "fall the cabinet," even the green camp has been criticized many times and suffered internal and external attacks.
However, Taiwan’s "Central Daily News" Internet newspaper once pointed out that Lin Quan has always been a scapegoat for Tsai Ing-wen.
Tsai Ing-wen (left) and Lin Quan (right).
This time, Lin Quan wrote in his resignation that he plans to resign from the post of "President of the Executive Yuan" for the needs of Li Tsai English's manpower deployment. Island lawyer Lv Qiuyuan succinctly explained the full text of Lin Quan’s resignation on Facebook in 34 words, “I have done a lot of things since I went to work last year. Now because it is convenient for you to arrange people, I will go first.” In just one hour, With more than 7000 likes, netizens exclaimed "God Translation".
combined with this sour resignation. Since he took office, he has continuously caused public grievances because of his administration. Lin Quanke can really be called Tsai Ing-wen's back-hand man. Seeing that "Foresight" has just passed, the DPP is waiting for the layout of 2018. Lin Quan resigned at this time, and the media lamented that the Green Camp was really abandoned when it was used up!
's father died to oppose Lin Quan and the DPP contact
to see Lin Quan.
Lin Quan was born in a deep blue family and has no party membership. His father is a loyal supporter of the Kuomintang, and his ancestral home is Huai'an, Jiangsu. He grew up in a dependent village in Zuoying and is the so-called second generation from other provinces. However, Lin Quan, who came from a deep blue family, has worked for the green camp for a long time. During Chen Shui-bian's tenure as the mayor of Taipei, Lin Quan served as the director of his finances. Later, he successively served as the "Executive Yuan Comptroller" and "Minister of Finance" in the Bian administration.
Lin Quan was interviewed and revealed that his father was very dissatisfied with his contacts with the DPP.
According to an earlier report by Taiwan’s “China Times”, Lin Quan once revealed that his neighbors and friends were surprised when he helped the Green Camp. When his father was alive, he was very dissatisfied with his contacts with the DPP. When his father was sick, The two had quarreled many times about this, and until the death of his father, he still felt that his dealings with the DPP were inappropriate.
According to previous reports from the Global Times, Lin Quan has a close relationship with Tsai Ing-wen. The two had worked together when Bian was in power and have a better understanding of each other's styles. Later, Lin Quan stayed as the principal of the "Xiaoying Foundation" and was an indispensable helper in the Cai campaign. The appointment of Lin Quan as the first "President of the Executive Yuan" after the DPP came to power was also directly appointed by Cai.
After taking office, a series of policies have caused public grievances
However, after Lin Quan took office, the "one case, one break", annuity reform, and "foresight" have been controversial and gradually became the target of public criticism, and the polls continued to bottom out.
Lin Quan (middle).
In December of last year, Taiwan’s “Legislative Yuan” revised the “Labor’s Law”, adopting the “one case, one rest” system (that is, two days off each week, one of which is an official holiday and no overtime is allowed on the other day). However, this was rated as the most criticized policy by the Cai authorities. According to Taiwan's "Dongsen News Cloud" report, after the new system hits the road, it has caused negative effects such as rising prices due to lack of manpower and reduced income for workers due to lack of work. Both labor and management are angry. The Federation of Taiwan Industries criticized this as a "rotten apple policy" where workers, employers, and consumers lose out.
A poll conducted on the island in March this year showed that nearly 60% of the people were dissatisfied with the "one case and one break", and more than 50% of the people believed that the "one case and one break" had affected Taiwan's competitiveness. 60% of the people hoped that the Taiwan authorities would review and correct this. One "three loses" policy.
Amidst the overwhelming voice of doubt on the island, Lin Quan continued to reiterate that his views have not changed. After taking office, Lin's "cabinet" also carried out drastically annuity reforms. The military, public and educational organizations launched tens of thousands of protests in the streets.
The military, public and religious took to the streets to protest.
Taiwan's "China Times" commented that the "annuity reform" has made Taiwan's salaries lower, and the cause is that Lin Quan did not grasp the true meaning of "annuity". Only when Taiwan's finances go bankrupt and the "annuity" cannot be credited, the "annuity" will go bankrupt; when the "annuity" fails to make ends meet, the authorities have the responsibility to prevent the "annuity" from going bankrupt. The Tsai authorities shirked the role of employers with false statements and provoked social conflicts. The principals of the "annuity reform" misled the people and caused social opposition. Lin Quan's claim that he set the fuse to dismantle the social opposition is really unacceptable.
In addition, the Taiwan authorities are pushing forward the "forward-looking infrastructure construction plan," but the relevant budget has raised doubts from the opposition parties. According to Taiwan’s “Central News Agency”, Taiwan’s “Legislative Yuan” held an interim meeting in July. Lin Quan once visited the “Legislative Yuan” twice to prepare to report on the “forward-looking budget” and accept questions. However, the opposition “legislators” boycotted and failed. Report on stage. Even Taipei Mayor Ke Wenzhe has repeatedly fired on Lin Quan because of his dissatisfaction with the "forward-looking" track construction. According to a report by Taiwan’s “Lianhe News”, Ke criticized Lin “just want to spend money and don’t want to do things”. Ke said that with such a large amount of funds for the "forward-looking" track construction, the executive unit has not figured out how to spend the money at that time, thinking with his knees to know that there is a problem.
In the early morning of August 31, the controversial "Foresight" completed the third reading in the melee.
A large-scale blackout occurred in Taiwan.
On August 15, a large-scale blackout occurred in Taiwan, affecting the lives of 6.68 million people, and people's grievances rose to the sky. Taiwan’s "economic minister" Li Shiguang resigned for this, and Lin Quan publicly apologized for this. The China Times pointed out that the DPP has repeatedly instilled the illusion that "Taiwan does not lack electricity" in order to practice a non-nuclear homeland. Whether it is the saying "no nuclear power, Taiwan does not lack electricity" before taking office, or Tsai Ing-wen's repeated assurances that "lack of electricity will not be an option" after taking office, they cannot withstand the dark test of Taiwan. Other policies implemented by Lin's "cabinet", such as the legalization of same-marriage, "judicial reform," and nuclear food imports, have all caught fire.
Poll Poll Poll by Cheng Tsai Ing-wen's "back pot man"
Since taking office in 520 last year, Tsai Ing-wen's polls have been declining, and Lin Quan is with her all the way.
According to Taiwan’s "Business Times" report, on August 14, the pro-green "Taiwan Public Opinion Foundation" announced a poll. Cai's reputation was the worst ever, hitting a record low of 29.8%; Lin's "cabinet" also wanted to revitalize his political performance. Weakness, up to 60% are dissatisfied, and only 20% are satisfied. Foundation Chairman You Yinglong said that a “cabinet” with an extremely weak public opinion base can endure for 15 months without any signs of replacement. It can be regarded as a “responsible and responding to public opinion authorities?” Lin Quan and Tsai Ing-wen.
In fact, in the face of Tsai Ing-wen’s declining polls, the Independence faction has targeted Lin Quan more than once. According to "China Times" report, as early as Tsai Ing-wen's degree of satisfaction with his administration fell sharply in the 100th day, the "independence faction" named Lin Quan. Wu Lipei, a "counselor" in the Bian period, repeatedly stated that "Lin Quan will not step down and Xiaoying has no future." It even claimed that the policy introduced by the DPP authorities, "As long as you encounter Lin Quan, you will be dead!"
Taiwan’s "Central Daily News" network reported that if it is to be positioned as only Lin Quan, Tsai Ing-wen’s "CEO", It is obviously not fair to assume all the responsibilities for the inability of the DPP authorities to govern.
The article details Lin Quan’s misfortune: "One case, one break" is a policy that Cai insists on pushing forward, causing labor-management antagonism and chaos in the labor market. Cai Shenyin does not care. Of course, the Lin administrative team had to come out to face the bullets. "Foresight" was opposed, Cai blamed the officials for inadequate discussion, and Lin was severely shaved again. However, "foresight" was originally a product of patchwork, and Cai insisted on doing it. The Lin administrative team is very unfamiliar and has to rush to publicize it. It is not difficult to see how many vague remarks and even contradictory arguments are in it. Imagine.
resigned in response to Lin Quan’s resignation. According to “Dongsen News Cloud”, Li Mingxian, chairman of the Kuomintang’s Literary Biography Committee, said that the Cai authorities are still trying to rescue the downturn in polls, which is equivalent to admitting that the policy line of the past year has been defeated. Do not replace Lin Quan.
Tainan Mayor Lai Qingde succeeded Lin Quan and became the next "Ge Kui".
Taiwanese writer Wang Feng posted a post on Facebook on the 4th, lamenting that the ancient "President of the Executive Yuan" was responsible for "prosperity and demerits", and the current "President of the Executive Yuan" was responsible for piercing the heart. Taiwan’s politics has long since been in a mess of democracy, and the position of the "President of the Executive Yuan" is getting smaller and smaller, to the pointThe function of blocking bullets for the leaders not only has to endure the allegations and the gold, but also has no regrets and no regrets.
Taiwan’s "Central Daily News" Internet newspaper article pointed out that the biggest problem for the entire DPP administration is Tsai Ing-wen. Her lack of ability, poor thinking, arrogance, stubbornness, and self-righteousness have caused the green camp to be in power for more than a year. The disagreement of the people, domestic and foreign forces, and Taiwan's competitiveness are the key to a major decline in Taiwan's competitiveness. Tsai Ing-wen will not step down, and it will be in vain to change another 10 "chief executives." (China Taiwan Network Li Ning)
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