Taiwan authorities has been constantly controversial in recent days. In this regard, Xu Qiaoxin, the representative of the Chinese Kuomintang, broke the news yesterday, bluntly saying that "there are many green camp flankers and cyber troops, dormant in the 'Digital Development Department'" "Among the contracted personnel of the ministry," he even pointed out, using himself as an example, "I saw several people scolding me every day on Facebook. They are all so-called 'public servants', and I know who they are."
Xu Qiaoxin said on the Zhongtian program "Weekend Big Gua" on the 10th that there is a lot of criticism of Tang Feng from both blue and green. Xu Qiaoxin questioned, Tang Feng talks about AI, but how many AI regulations have been passed in Taiwan? Xu Qiaoxin even pointed out, "There are still so many frauds in Taiwan that have not been solved. You go to tell people how good we are, but when you return to Taiwan, everyone thinks that we have done a bad job. Are you sad?"
Xu Qiaoxin even said, "Several hairs "Department" has 600 employees, 300 of whom are contract employees, which made Xu Qiaoxin question, "Why can we recruit so many contract employees? What are these 300 people doing?" Xu Qiaoxin even shared her own example, "I saw several people scolding me every day on Facebook. They are all so-called 'public servants'. I know who they are. They used to be some party workers and radical supporters in the Democratic Progressive Party. , are all working in this unit now, I just didn’t name them, it doesn’t mean I don’t know these people work in the ‘Data Development Department’.”
Xu Qiaoxin said bluntly, "There are many more inside. Do we think they are called cyber armies and flankers? They are all dormant among the contracted personnel. This is what makes everyone feel the most angry." Xu Qiaoxin also said in the end, "But everyone can't feel it. What Tang Feng should do when he goes to the Digital Development Department is Tang Feng’s biggest problem!”
Report compiled by Straits Herald reporter Xue Yang
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