At the end of 2020, Chen Shui-bian, the former leader of the Taiwan region, suddenly announced that he had accepted an invitation to broadcast programs and would become a "happy announcer". It is absurd that he, who is now on medical parole after being imprisoned for corruption, actually wants to discuss "inspirational life" in the program, and let the glasses of the outside world be broken. Throughout 2020, there are still many absurd things in the island's political arena.
<h1>Ask the big embezzlers to tell "inspirational stories"</h1>
If You compare Taiwanese politics to a movie, Chen Shui-bian can always play an important role in the film, from the best actor, the best director award, the best supporting actor, and then to the lifetime achievement award, he has won the awards he can win over and over again. In January 2015, the Taiwan authorities approved his medical parole, and despite many restrictions, Chen Shui-bian was still very popular, especially after Tsai Ing-wen came to power, he was even more fearless and repeatedly broke through the red line.
Just yesterday, Chen Shui-bian officially announced that he was hosting a program on the WeiweiXiao Radio Network, becoming a program host, and discussing "inspirational life" with guests during the program, and his son Chen Zhizhong subsequently confirmed that Taichung Prison had been approved.
From a third-level poor household to a high-caliber student at National Taiwan University to the mayor of Taipei and the leader of the Taiwan region, the first half of Chen Shui-bian's life was indeed very inspiring. However, after he took power, he made a big profit, and the amount of foreign-related money was hundreds of millions, and he was eventually imprisoned. Asking a corrupt criminal to tell an "inspirational story" is undoubtedly the greatest satire on Taiwanese politics.
<h1>From court-certified clients to "quality parliamentarians"</h1>
In 2010, Chen Shui-bian's son, Kaohsiung City Councilor Chen Zhizhong, was involved in a prostitute-calling scandal, and although he was a "court-certified client of prostitutes," his career did not appear to have been affected. At the end of the same year, he withdrew from the Democratic Progressive Party and won nearly 33,000 votes in one fell swoop, successfully elected to the Kaohsiung City Council, and also set a record for the highest number of votes in the election of the city councilor. However, he was later dismissed for reasons of a lawsuit. In 2018, he ran for kaohsiung city councillor again, and was eventually elected with a good number of votes.
After the "general election" ended at the beginning of this year, Han Fan launched a recall of green camp parliamentarians in Taiwan, and Chen Zhizhong also became one of the targets of the lock-up. However, because his constituency is a dark green base camp, the recall petition has been slow to promote, and the strike group has admitted defeat on the 20th of this month, which is also the first "retaliatory recall" failure to sign.
The defeat in the strike is also expected, and the "Kaohsiung City Citizens Supervision Public Servants Alliance" has previously announced the results of the third session evaluation, and a total of 10 "high-quality parliamentarians who ask politics" have been elected, including Chen Zhizhong. From a prostitute to a "quality parliamentarian", Chen Zhizhong's political experience is "very inspiring". He is 41 years old and still very young, and perhaps in the future he may be elected as a "legislator" and the mayor of Kaohsiung... The future is immeasurable!
<h1>Promoting cousin-in-law, Tsai Ing-wen is not aware? </h1>
A few days ago, the island's political scene exploded because Taiwan leader Tsai Ing-wen promoted her cousin-in-law Wu Minghong to become taiwan's "president of the Supreme Administrative Court." In the face of external doubts, Tsai Ing-wen's office immediately cleared that "they are recommended by others, regardless of Tsai's affairs." Green Camp politicians have also eased their cheeks and criticized the Kuomintang and the media for slandering and planting stolen goods.
Tsai Ing-wen's "internal lifting does not avoid relatives" is not the first time. Her cousin, Wu Minghong's wife, Lin Meizhu, became a "political councilor" in May 2016 and was promoted to "Minister of Labor" the following year, during which she engaged in a "one case and one rest" to anger laborers, and had no choice but to resign in February 2018. At the end of that year, Lin Meizhu took over as the chairman of Taiwan's Jinlian Asset Management Company, but it attracted public criticism, and as a result, she announced her resignation one day after taking office.
After the DPP came to power, adhering to the principle of "having the right not to be used, expiring and invalidating", Green Camp politicians wantonly promoted cronies and relatives to important posts, including Tsai Ing-wen and Su Jiaquan, former secretary general of the Tsai Office, and the employment of people has repeatedly triggered social discussions.
<h1>The DPP smacks itself in the face and does not blush or beat</h1>
Politicians in Taiwan have a quality, that is, they can "not blush and do not beat their hearts" when they beat their mouths, and this is obviously more practiced by DPP politicians.
The Dpp, which has been working against clenbuterol for many years, has repeatedly taken to the streets in order to show its image of "guarding the health of the people", and has called american cattle and american pigs "poisonous cows" and "poisonous pigs", and also shouted "Ma Ying-jeou will step down if he opens imports." However, when it was the DPP's turn to take power, the politicians of the Green Camp changed their faces. In August this year, the Tsai authorities announced the opening of U.S. pig imports without warning, and in the face of external doubts, they always used "different time and space backgrounds to prevaricate." The DPP is so messed up, which makes the pig farmers on the island who supported them in the first place unbearable?
In addition to opening up the U.S. pig, a relatively big thing in the second half of this year is to shut down the Zhongtian News Station. Zheng Nanrong, who wanted to be praised as the "father of taiwan' nation" when the DPP flaunted "the pursuit of 100 percent freedom," was martyred because of this idea. At present, the DPP authorities' practice of "shutting down Taiwan without a word" has aroused bitter criticism from the outside world, and Zheng Nanrong is estimated to be angry if he has knowledge underground.