It’s not just Lai Qingde’s son! Communist spy Chang Wanying also spied on a "strongly anti-communist" Taiwanese official

The FBI arrested 34-year-old Chinese-American housekeeper Wanying Zhang at the Los Angeles Airport on the 4th on suspicion of receiving instructions from the Chinese government to spy on President Lai Ching-te's eldest son Lai Ting and his family in the United States. However, according to the prosecution affidavit, the subjects of Zhang Wanying's surveillance were not only Lai Tingyu, but also a Taiwanese elected official who "made strong anti-CCP" remarks.

In the document, Zhang Wanying took the initiative to send a message to a Chinese official and said: "Brother, when I return to China at the end of this month, I will go to Beijing and let's get together." She also said: "The address you mentioned last time, I only remember XXX (a certain house number), I forgot the street name after it, is it XX Street?" The official responded: "Thank you for remembering, we have already taken care of that matter, no need to trouble you. We will get together when you return to Beijing!"

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According to the affidavit of FBI agent Kevin Holt attached to the criminal complaint unsealed in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California, the FBI agent noted in a footnote that based on conversations with other FBI officials, he determined that the address information mentioned above was previously related to a Taiwanese elected official who had made strong anti-CCP remarks.

However, the address was concealed in official documents and the names of the relevant persons were not released.

According to the affidavit, Zhang Wanying met with the official in China on January 25, 2025. She may have been asked to collect information about the residents of this address during that meeting. The above-mentioned conversation took place on March 3 and should be to further confirm the address.