
Zang Youxia, the former chairman of the Huang Fuxing Party Committee of the Kuomintang and retired major general, was investigated for allegedly receiving funds and instructions from the Chinese Communist Party, holding many dinner parties in Taiwan, and demanding that candidates not support Taiwanese independence forces such as "Black Bear". The judge ordered him to post a bail of 700,000 yuan and be restricted from leaving the country.
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Zang Youxia, the former chairman of the Huang Fuxing Party Committee of the Kuomintang and a retired major general, is suspected of receiving funds and instructions from the CCP to hold many dinner parties in Taiwan, demanding that candidates not supporting Taiwanese independence forces such as "Black Bear" should not be supported in an attempt to influence this year's nine-in-one election. The prosecutor applied to the court for detention in accordance with the Anti-infiltration Law, and the judge ordered him to pay a bail of 700,000 yuan and restrict his travel abroad.
Zang Youxia, former chairman of the Huang Fuxing Party Committee of the Kuomintang and retired major general, was involved in receiving funds and instructions from the CCP and hosting many dinner parties in an attempt to influence this year's nine-in-one election. (File photo)
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The retired general is suspected of taking CCP funds. Nine-in-one selection was introduced. Zang Youxia was involved in the reverse osmosis law and was released on bail for border control.
Zang Youxia, the former chairman of the Huang Fuxing Party Committee of the Kuomintang and retired major general, was investigated for allegedly receiving funds and instructions from the CCP to hold many dinner parties in Taiwan and demanding that candidates not support Taiwanese independence forces such as the "Black Bear". The prosecutor applied to the court for detention in accordance with the anti-infiltration law. The judge ordered him to post a bail of 700,000 yuan and restricted his travel abroad.
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For details, see Retired General Suspected of Taking CCP Funds. Nine-in-One Introduction. Zang Youxia was involved in the reverse osmosis law and was released on bail for national custody.
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The investigation will continue to investigate Zang Youxia’s case involving the anti-infiltration law, and may further identify the source of funds and instructions.
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