Recently, there is news that Zeng Yongquan, secretary general of the Chinese Kuomintang, has verbally resigned, to which Kuomintang Chairman Wu Dunyi responded on the 10th that "the wind came out of nowhere." As for the naming of KMT "legislators" Jiang Wan'an and Jiang Qichen as kmt secretaries-general, Wu Dunyi said, "I have no opinions at all, and I have no comments. ”
According to Taiwan's "Central News Agency," Kuomintang Chairman Wu Dunyi was interviewed by the media yesterday, and when asked by this reporter whether Zeng Yongquan, vice chairman and secretary general of the Kuomintang, had verbally asked to resign from his post as secretary general, Wu Dunyi said, "Where is this matter?" Just 4 words, empty wind. As for whether some people have named the Middle Generation within the Kuomintang, such as "legislators" Jiang Qichen, Jiang Wan'an, and others who have taken over as party secretaries-general, Wu Dunyi made it clear that "I have no opinions and no comments." ”
After the "nine-in-one" election, the DPP was trapped in a double gap between the "cabinet" and the dpp chairman, and the KMT also reported personnel restructuring under the clamor of the young and strong factions in the party, and the voices within the KMT about the layout of the 2020 Taiwan regional leader election were even more incessant. Some people have expressed the need for the KMT's middle-aged successor, and some have even rumors that "legislator" Jiang Qichen and Chiang Kai-shek's great-grandson Jiang Wan'an will run for the election of the head and deputy leaders of the Taiwan region.
According to Taiwan's "Eastern Sen News Cloud," Kuomintang Party Chairman Wu Dunyi invited "legislators" at noon on 6 June, and when attending the dinner, Jiang Wan'an told the media that he had not heard of the matter of running for election, and at this stage he was mainly concentrating on the legislative organs' administrative duties, and at the same time he would also devote himself to fighting for the re-election of "legislators." He believes that the kmt's victory in this election is not because the people have more trust in the KMT, so it is an urgent task to speed up the transformation of the party.
Jiang Qichen, who was named, also responded that for the 2020 Taiwan regional leadership election, there are now various voices. He believes that this is what everyone expects from the Kuomintang. The KMT should take a positive view and discuss a consensus together, focusing on bringing the party's intentions closer to the will of the people.
Jiang Wan'an previously told BBC reporters that the Crushing Defeat of the Kuomintang in the 2014 "Nine-in-One" local election made him determined to enter the political arena and run for "legislators". He wanted to let voters know that the KMT also had young people like him who were willing to come out and take responsibility. In 2017, Jiang Wan'an was praised by the island for successfully blocking the Tsai administration's "arguably the most vicious 'Labor Law' amendment in history."
Talking about his own life, Jiang Wan'an believes that the Jiang family is related to him by blood. "You can't tear off your label, and you can't put it off without your label," Mr. Jiang said.
Jiang Wan'an, 39, is the son of Chiang Hyo-yan and the great-grandson of Chiang Kai-shek. He graduated from National Chengchi University in Taiwan with a bachelor's degree in diplomacy and law, received a master's degree and a doctorate in law from the University of Pennsylvania, and worked as a lawyer at the largest law firm in Silicon Valley. Jiang Wan'an was elected as the ninth "legislator" on January 16, 2016, becoming the only fourth generation of the Chiang family to enter politics.
Editor: Shi Wei