Taiwan's elections are always a big favorite, especially when the election is approaching, and the contest between political parties is getting hotter and hotter, and even the 36 strategies can be seen. Taiwan's politics is in fact a traditional Chinese power struggle under the cloak of Western democracy.
Recently, the Kuomintang has come up with new tricks, first targeting the problem of illegal construction in Lai Qingde's hometown, and now it is coming up with a counter-plot to plot against the "British bigwigs" in the DPP.
Speaking of which, you may want to ask, what is going on? To put it simply, it has something to do with one person, and he is Wang Jinping.
Some time ago, Kuomintang candidate Hou Youyi set up a Taiwan-wide support association, and then invited a "British bigwig", which was not a heavy blow to Lai Qingde.
However, not only this move, Wang Jinping has more ruthless moves. He successively invited important members of the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) and pro-British bigwigs to switch to the Kuomintang camp. This is not a trivial matter, and it can be said that it is a considerable blow to the DPP.
For example, Huang Jinchun, an important member of the Democratic Progressive Party, had always supported Britain before, but as soon as he heard that Hou Youyi wanted to return the water conservancy to the farmers, he immediately expressed his support. Under the call of Huang Jinchun, Taiwan's farmers may follow suit and vote for Hou Youyi.
Moreover, Wang Jinping also personally persuaded Xie Dianlin, the speaker of the Changhua Parliament of the "pro-Guo faction", to express his support for Hou Youyi. This is not something that ordinary people can do, after all, Xie Dianlin also supported Guo Taiming before.
In short, Wang Jinping's move gave the Kuomintang and Hou Youyi a lot of help. The current Lai Qingde is not so easy to win against Hou Youyi.
However, let's not forget the most crucial point: although Taiwan's general election is lively, the real dominance is still in the hands of the mainland. No matter who wins in the end, the final decision on cross-strait reunification is still on the mainland!