Blue Camp Parliamentarian: Zhu Lilun is considered a "young gangster" who has more weight and can unite the Kuomintang

　　The election of the chairman of the Chinese Kuomintang was voted on September 25, and the current chairman Jiang Qichen and former chairman Zhu Lilun were finally decided, and Lin Zhengxian, a member of the Taoyuan City Council of the Kuomintang who was re-elected for four consecutive terms, said that Zhu zhengxian, who is considered to be a "young big man" of the Kuomintang, has more weight, and can unite the Kuomintang.

　　The election schedule of the Kuomintang chairman was announced on August 19, and the list of candidates for party chairman and party representative was announced on August 19, and the number of lots was drawn on August 27. Election campaigns will be held from September 11 to September 24, with September 25 as voting day; on September 29, the election results will be submitted to the Kuomintang Central Standing Committee for approval, and a national congress will be held on October 30 or 31 to hand over the chairmanship of the old and new parties. The current registered candidacy includes the current and former presidents Jiang Qichen, Zhu Lilun, the former Changhua County Governor Zhuo Boyuan and the general principal of Sun Wen School Zhang Yazhong, and the final may be a duel with Zhu Jiang.

　　According to the Hong Kong China Commentary Network, most of the Taoyuan Blue Army is very supportive of Zhu Lilun, lin Zhengxian is no exception, especially the more members of the parliament have been re-elected, and the more they have friendship with Zhu Lilun, the former governor of Taoyuan County, he also believes that the grassroots really had high hopes for Jiang at the beginning, but they could not see specific changes, although Zhu was the chairman, the KMT also gave Zhu a chance, and if he successfully returned to the pot to lead, Zhu "young big man" has more weight and can unite the KMT well.

　　Lin Zhengxian said: No matter who is elected as the next party chairman, it is always necessary for the KMT to return to power so that the two sides of the strait can further resume contacts and consultations; the worst thing about the DPP and the Internet army is to constantly criticize the mainland and not even let go of vaccines. More importantly, why does Taiwan have to make enemies with the mainland? In the past, Taiwan's economy was strong, and speeches could be loud, but now the mainland is a world economic power, do not say rely on the mainland, at least should not provoke the mainland.

　　He said: If there is no way for the two sides of the strait to resume contacts and consultations, if Chiang Ching-kuo opens up cross-strait family visits and the three links, and the cross-strait exchanges that have been cultivated so hard will suddenly become nothing, the KMT's cross-strait line will be more moderate and moderate, and the DPP will not abandon the "Taiwan independence party program" and will still go in this direction.

　　He noticed that Zhu Lilun shouted that "the Kuomintang is the right blue", and believed that in order to consolidate the basic plan, especially the number of Huang Fuxing party members was about to exceed the number of local party departments, but how could the "positive blue" not become small green and small white? Or to be clearer.

According to Taiwan media reports, DPP Secretary General Lin Xiyao said at the CENTRAL Standing Committee meeting yesterday that former KMT Chairman Zhu Lilun is more optimistic, and compared with current Chairman Jiang Qichen, his support is about 7 to 3. Jiang Qichen, who took a leave of absence to run for re-election, was invited by the Central Standing Committee to thank the Cpc Central Committee Standing Committee yesterday afternoon, and when asked after the meeting when the polls were lower than Zhu Lilun, Jiang Qichen said that the polls are good to refer to, there are many polls of all kinds, and the purpose is different, and then he will win the support of all parties and will continue to pay attention to the epidemic and bailouts. (Editing by Xue Yang)