Taiwan's political situation: The grievances between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party continue, and the mystery of "blue and white" is yet to be revealed
Taiwan's post-election situation: After the leadership election, Taiwan focused on the election of the president and vice president of the "Legislative Yuan", which attracted international attention. With a six-day countdown, this political game is quietly heating up.
Party seat dilemma: Taiwan's "Legislative Yuan" has a total of 113 seats, 52 for the Kuomintang, 51 for the Democratic Progressive Party, and 8 for the People's Party, with less than half of the seats. The People's Party became the key party, leading the possibility of "blue-white cooperation".
"Han Jiang Pei" debuts: The Kuomintang decided to send Han Kuo-yu and Jiang Qichen to form the "Han Jiang Pei" to attack the position of president and vice president of the "Legislative Yuan". Han Kuo-yu's early announcement of his candidacy has attracted attention both inside and outside.
Political wrangling: The People's Party became the decisive force, and the attitude towards the "blue-white cooperation" became a mystery. Han Kuo-yu emphasized "unity in the opposition" and offered to cooperate with the People's Party, but it is unclear whether blue and white can really merge.
Ko Wenzhe's dilemma: Before the election on the island, Ko Wenzhe called for the "removal of the DPP", but in reality, the People's Party remains cautious on the issue of "blue and white" and will play a key role in this round of the election.
️ The possibility of blue and white merger: Han Kuo-yu opened fire on the People's Party, but also left the possibility of convergence. Ke Wenzhe's attitude towards blue and white is confusing, and how it will be laid out after the election will become the focus of attention.
International factors: The political turmoil in Taiwan has sparked international concern. The international community will pay close attention to whether the "blue-white cooperation" can be realized, and whether this change will affect the situation in the Taiwan Strait.
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