"Chiang Ching-kuo's Diary" naming Chen Ju? Zhao Shaokang exploded the shocking truth

According to Taiwan's China Times Electronic News, the "Diary of Chiang Ching-kuo" was publicly copied by the descendants of the Chiang family at the Hoover Institute at Stanford University in the United States in February this year, and it was reported that Chen Ju was named by Chiang Ching-kuo in the diary. Zhao Shaokang, a veteran media person, said bluntly that he did not believe Chiang Ching-kuo at all, and it was obvious that those who had seen it had set the framework of the issue, which was not Chiang Ching-kuo's intention. Regarding the boycott of South Korea, he also believes that the "police commissioner" Chen Jiaqin's statement is very out of place.

Co-host Yin Naijing asked Zhao: Chiang Ching-kuo regarded the "Formosa Boulevard incident" as "the vicious internal and external cooperation of the communist bandits" and "what do you think of Xiao Jiang's scolding of Chen Ju in his diary?" Zhao Shaokang said that Chen Jujin's statement on Facebook that "she is just a little sister outside the party" is correct, but it fundamentally proves that Chen Ju was not a rumor in the early years of the DPP, and That Chen Ju was the main troublemaker of the "Formosa Boulevard Incident" and had such weight, and he bluntly said that he did not believe in Chiang Ching-kuo's diary naming Chen Ju's rumors!

Zhao Shaokang explained that because these diaries can only be copied and cannot be taken out of the exhibition hall, for the report that naming Chen Ju, he believes that these people who went to the scene have long premeditated and set up what materials to find, and he also said that at that time, including the "US-Taiwan severance of diplomatic relations" and the "Formosa Boulevard Incident", it was obvious that someone specifically went to chiang Ching-kuo's response at that time, so it can be seen that Chiang Ching-kuo did not have much original words, and at that time, the only person who was still "in power" at the "Formosa Boulevard Incident" was Chen Ju. Therefore, how Jiang Chingguo commented on Chen Ju at that time would have more people paying attention.

Zhao Shaokang reiterated that he believed that Chiang Ching-kuo would not single out Chen Ju for daily comments, but would have simply singled out those who were "Beautiful Island" or engaged in the "democracy movement" at that time. et al.".