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The High Prosecutor's Office indicted legislator Gao Jin Sumei for accepting funds from the CCP and requested 14 years in prison. Li Kan revealed that his father Li Ao donated one million yuan to Gao Jin Sumei in 2005.
The High Prosecutor's Office today (6th) indicted legislator Gao Jin Sumei, pointing out that she had received 170 million yuan in funds from the Chinese Communist Party to cooperate with related United Front operations in Taiwan, and requested 14 years in prison. In this regard, Li Kan, the son of the late writer Li Ao, pointed out that the indictment stated that Gao Jin Sumei began to accept funds from the CCP in 2005. At that time, Li Ao thought that Gao Jin was weak, so he donated one million from his own pocket to boost her momentum. Now it seems that Gao Jin should not have accepted this money at all. "What is there to sympathize with for such a person?"
Li Kan posted on Facebook that the indictment stated that when Gao Jin Sumei held an anti-Japanese press conference at the United Nations in the Legislative Yuan in 2005, his team had begun to accept funds from the CCP. He really couldn't help laughing when he saw this paragraph. At that time, Li Ao thought Gao Jin Sumei was weak and donated one million from his own pocket to boost her momentum. Gao Jin readily accepted it.
Li Kan pointed out that now it seems that Gao Jin should not have accepted the money at all, because she clearly has "resources". Even if she has to pretend to be poor on the stage, which makes Li Ao's sympathy overflow and be deceived, but behind the scenes, as long as there is some moral spirit as a friend, Gao Jin should return the money, but she does not.
Li Kan further pointed out that even if Gao Jin knew that Li Ao was not allowed to refund, a person with a little bit of emotional intelligence should return the favor at the appropriate time. Even after Li Ao passed away, Gao Jin took one million from her abundant resources to run a "Li Ao Scholarship", she would not bear it. She said directly, "What is there to sympathize with for people like Gao Jin?"

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