One month later, the spokesperson of the Cai Office revealed another big scandal

After a month, Tsai Ing-wen’s office spokesperson Ding Yungong exposed the scandal again. The woman accused of forcing her to have an abortion, derailed many times, and even had sex in the office and the seawall in full view. After the scandal was revealed, Ding Yungong resigned to Tsai Ing-wen and was approved.

According to Taiwan Zhongshi Electronic News, the woman who broke the news once wrote to Chen Ju, then the mayor of Kaohsiung. According to reports, Chen Ju only verbally warned Ding Yungong, but later Ding Yungong still successfully became the deputy spokesperson of the "Executive Yuan" and the spokesperson of Tsai Ing-wen's office.

Ding Yungong data map. Source: China Times e-newsletter

Ding Yungong said, “In the recent report, although the content is not true, the individual did violate social expectations. I apologize for this. Please resign as a spokesperson today. Report to Tsai Ing-wen and get permission."

The governor of Chang'an Street noticed that Ding Yungong was not the first offender. Taiwan media reported earlier that Ding Yungong was photographed in August entering an apartment near the Zhongshan MRT station with a female reporter for the night, interacting closely.

Ding Yungong divorced his ex-wife the year before, but the two still live together. While Ding Yungong was serving as the "News Director" of the Kaohsiung City Government, he also had a deal with his ex-wife and another female reporter.

Tsai Ing-wen’s office spokesperson had frequent accidents this year. At the beginning of the year, spokesperson Lin Jingyi was forced to resign after making public comments on "Taiwan independence". After that, the spokesperson Huang Chongyan ridiculed that the then mayor of Kaohsiung Korea Yu was a "drunk bun." Then spokesperson Ding Yungong was wearing a lighter to burn the "green and white flag" clothes for interviews, and then frequent private life scandals.

In July, Su Jiaquan, the nephew of Secretary-General Su Jiaquan of the Cai Office and Su Zhenqing, a DPP “legislator”, were repeatedly accused of accepting bribes, pressured economic departments and promoted the amendment of Article 9 of the “Company Law”. The prosecutor later found out that Su Zhenqing was suspected of having accepted bribes of over NT$10 million and was subsequently taken into custody.