Media personality Zhan Lingyu criticized KMT Chairman Zheng Liwen: Measuring freedom of political participation by endorsement fees is the most ugly thing

Well-known host Tsai Kang-yong appeared at the Democratic Progressive Party's Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang's campaign headquarters inauguration meeting, but was quickly cut off by Chinese partners. KMT Chairman Cheng Lai-wen said in an interview on the 5th, "You have such a long-term development in mainland China and such huge business interests, do you really not want it?" In this regard, media person Zhan Lingyu said that a political party leader compares the freedom of citizens to participate in politics with endorsement fees, and it is so natural. This is the ugliest part of the whole thing.

Zhan Lingyu said in a Facebook PO post, what did Cai Kangyong do wrong? He went to a campaign event. In Taiwan, in your own country, participate in the founding meeting of the campaign headquarters of a legal political party and legal candidate. I took a balloon and waved the cheer stick a few times, and that was it. Then the Chinese manufacturer quickly cut it off, the magazine deleted the interview overnight, it ranked No. 1 in Weibo's hot search, and Beijing's official media directly criticized it as "dirty."

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Zhan Lingyu pointed out that if a Taiwanese participates in Taiwan's election activities in Taiwan, he will be censored by Beijing. Which country's rule is this? China says all day long that Taiwanese are compatriots, but when compatriots go to attend a speech, their homes will be confiscated. This is not called united front, this is called extortion. The message is very clear. If you want to make RMB, hand over your mouth and feet. Even where you go on weekends is under my control. The funniest thing is the sentence "Do you still want to make Chinese money?" It turns out that in the eyes of Beijing, letting you do business is a gift that can be taken back at any time. Those who are still talking about the dividends of cross-strait exchanges and peace, would you like to explain whether these dividends are dividends or dog leashes?

Zhan Lingyu continued, but we are not surprised that China is like this. What is surprising is that Zheng Liwen, the dignified chairman of the Kuomintang, saw the citizens of her country being surrounded and suppressed by foreign powers because of their participation in election activities. Her first words were not "Why should China?" but "Do you really want such huge commercial interests?" Are you caring about him, or are you helping Beijing repeat its words?

Translated into vernacular, this sentence means, if you want to make money from China, don’t stand with the DPP. Congratulations, the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council can have a day off today, and the chairman of Taiwan's largest opposition party has taken care of it.

Zhan Lingyu bluntly said that a political party leader weighs citizens' freedom to participate in politics against endorsement fees, and he takes it for granted. This is the ugliest part of the whole thing.