Ma Ying-jeou's love will be concerned: Lai Suru, who accepted a bribe of 15 million yuan, will be sentenced to "7 and a half years" Will the sentence of 146 million Lin Yishi involved in the case be heavier?

　　According to Taiwan media reports, Lai Suru, a former Taipei City Councilor of the Kuomintang, was sentenced to seven years in prison in June yesterday for the Tai Chi Double Star bribery case, and is about to go to prison in the near future. Lai Suru, who is qualified as a lawyer, used to be Ma Ying-jeou's main favorite, and Ma's previous litigation battles have been handled by her, and if she is not dismissed for bribery, the future in the party is promising. Another favorite of Ma Ying-jeou, Lin Yishi, who was also imprisoned for the crime of unknown origin of property derived from the slag bribery case, has now been released on parole, but the bribery case has not yet been decided. The two high-profile rising stars of the horse era were defeated by the word "greed".

　　Lin Yishi's ultimate password is "three, three, two three", during the term of office of the "legislator", he assisted DiYong Company to strive for the rolling stone and slag contract under the furnace of the subsidiary of "China Steel", accepted 63 million yuan from Chen Qixiang, the person in charge of Di Yong, and then asked Chen for a bribe of 8300 yuan during his tenure as the secretary general of the Executive Yuan, and was recorded asking for a dialogue of 30 million, 30 million and 23 million yuan in three phases, but before he could withdraw the money, he was "killed with one knife" by Chen Qixiang in the public recording file.

　Lai was sentenced to seven and a half years in the final trial, but the verdict did not explain why the sentence was lighter than in the previous trial.

　Lin Yishi was involved in the part of the bribe of 63 million yuan, and was sentenced to five and a half years in the first instance for the crime of intimidation and profit from civil servants, and a heavy sentence of 12 years in the second instance for the crime of accepting bribes against his position. The first and second instance trials were acquitted and found innocent in both the first and second instances for demanding bribes of $83 million and money laundering, while 18.3 million yuan of assets of unknown origin were sentenced to two years' imprisonment in August of the previous year and imprisoned the following month.

　In April this year, Lin Yishi was released from prison on parole, and in order to ensure follow-up trial and enforcement, the Higher People's Court's trial court ruled that Lin should pay 50 million yuan in bail, restrict his residence in Fengshan's household registration area, restrict his departure from the sea, and report to the police station every Monday.