Taiwan's political situation is changing, and Lai Qingde has not yet announced the news, but Tsai Ing-wen is one step ahead. Recently, Tsai Ing-wen suddenly announced a major personnel news at the event, which attracted widespread attention.
According to reports, Tsai Ing-wen revealed that Lin Jialong, secretary general of the office, will be transferred to the post of head of the "foreign affairs department," while Wu Zhaoxie, the current head of the "foreign affairs department," will take over as secretary general of the "security committee." The sudden announcement of this news came as a surprise, as Tsai Ing-wen had always been very cautious about personnel transfers, but this time it was unusually rushed.
Some commentators believe that the reason why Tsai Ing-wen is so eager to announce this personnel transfer is to consolidate her power and avoid subsequent variables. And Lin Jialong and Wu Zhaoxie's expressions when they introduced seemed to acquiesce to this arrangement.
In addition, there have been some changes in Lai's security team. It is reported that Gu Lixiong will be transferred to the head of the "defense department", while Cai Mingyan will remain in the head of the "security department". The moves were seen as an attempt by Ms. Tsai to gain a head start on the political stage.
Recently, factional struggles within the DPP have become increasingly fierce. On the one hand, the "British Department" is frequently moving, and on the other hand, the "Zhengguo" is also actively operating, so that Lin Jialong has the opportunity to take over smoothly. Outside analysts believe that Tsai Ing-wen's move is intended to force Lai Qingde to accept her personnel arrangements and continue to consolidate her control.
Although Tsai Ing-wen preemptively announced the list of personnel transfers, there are still certain variables because it was not announced by Lai Qingde himself. Some people on the island have also expressed doubts about this series of personnel transfers, believing that there are some problems in them.
Regarding Tsai Ing-wen's move, public opinion on the island is mixed. Some criticized Tsai for disrespecting Lai Qingde, and even suggested that she may continue to manipulate behind the scenes, which sparked widespread public discussion. In such a political environment, Taiwan's future political situation is still full of uncertainties.