According to Taiwan's Zhongshi report, Chen Shui-bian broke the news that when Su Zhenchang was the head of the administrative organs under the Bian authorities, he twice asked for the replacement of Tsai Ing-wen, who was then the deputy head of the administrative organs, and the reason was that the "gangsters" (Hokkien, referring to difficulty in getting along) triggered discussions from all walks of life. In this regard, this (3) day Su Zhenchang was asked whether he had asked Tsai Ing-wen to leave for the second time before going to the legislature for consultation, and he did not deny it, saying that "Tsai Ing-wen said on the public assembly platform a few days ago that she was once my subordinate, and felt that this boss was very fierce, saying that I was strict with things and warm to people, I thanked Tsai Ing-wen for her appreciation, during this period I am very grateful for Tsai Ing-wen's trust, we can talk about each other without words, close cooperation, this is the most valuable." Speaking of this, he immediately diverted the question and asked the east and west to say that he had explained that the various "ministries and associations" should take care of the lives of foreign students in Taiwan so that Taiwan could maintain a good impression of security.
Tsai Ing-wen responded on Facebook this evening (3rd), "Politicians have a lot of eyebrows and angles, maybe I am not very good at 'fighting' sometimes, and I respect all kinds of comments." ”
Tsai Ing-wen also strongly claimed that in the face of "Taiwan's democracy and freedom" being challenged and "national defense and security" being "threatened," if someone asks her to back down, then she is even more "a vicious fighting front" and will not back down.
Tsai Ing-wen also boasted that Su Zhenchang, head of the administrative organs of Taiwan, and the ruling team "doujin" very well, in the face of challenges inside and outside the island, not only guarded the African swine fever, but also guarded the epidemic, and believed that living a safe and good life with the people of Taiwan was the only thing she cared about.