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Chen Jianxian, deputy county magistrate of Hsinchu County of the Kuomintang, publicly expressed his support for Qiu Chenyuan, candidate for Zhubei mayor of the People's Party. Later, the Hsinchu County Party Headquarters of the Kuomintang issued a statement that "Blue and White are brothers, not enemies." Ke Wenzhe, the founding chairman of the People's Party, responded that he believed that the KMT's policy stance was confusing and did not believe that the party's statement could fully represent the overall situation.
In response to the Kuomintang's Hsinchu County Deputy County Magistrate Chen Jianxian yesterday's public statement of support for the Kuomintang's candidate for Zhubei mayor Qiu Chenyuan, and the subsequent KMT Hsinchu County Party Headquarters' statement that "Blue and White are brothers, not enemies," Ko Wenzhe, the founding chairman of the Kuomintang, responded today (8th) that the KMT's policy stance is often confusing. Practices in Taipei City are often banned and then opened up, so he does not believe that the party headquarters' statement can fully represent the overall situation.
Talking about the current political situation and cross-party cooperation, Ko Wenzhe emphasized that the People's Party's core value in politics lies in "political integrity." He pointed out that when the People's Party runs a political party, it seems to operate with a corporate attitude that pays attention to contracts and details. Everything is done step by step and done as promised.
Regarding the blue-white interaction and local elections that are of concern to the outside world, Ko Wenzhe explained that the People's Party has previously officially announced that Hsinchu County will not adopt a simple "blue-white combination" and hopes that such a tone will not spill over and affect other constituencies. This is the established pace of the People's Party. As for how the Kuomintang will deal with it internally and what to do next, the outside world is watching every day, and the core momentum of the People's Party has always been based on the cornerstone of maintaining political integrity.

Lin Junxian, president of the Taiwan Beware of Fear Association, will go to Hsinchu City on November 10 to co-organize a "Come and Sit" event with DPP Hsinchu mayor candidate Zhuang Jingcheng and re-election city councilor Yang Lingyi to call on voters to be wary of fear and turn Hsinchu City around.

Ko Wenzhe, the founding chairman of the People's Party, responded to the blue-white association caused by his mother He Ruiying's appearance at the KMT candidate campaign. He said that his 89-year-old mother did not know about it and was only invited by friends to sit at the scene. He hoped that the outside world would not give too much political interpretation and labels to the elderly, and hoped that the election campaign would return to candidate service and political competition.

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UMC founder Cao Xingcheng wrote an article commenting on Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang's question on a TV show whether Chiang Wanan was an "evil spirit." The author believes that Chiang Wanan is attached to the CCP regime, agrees with the CCP's right to come to Taiwan to "rob families and homes", and slanders most Taiwanese people as "Taiwan independence". Therefore, it is not an exaggeration to call Chiang Wanan an evil spirit.

The National Security Council referred to the experience of the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany and other countries in responding to the CCP's infiltration, and proposed five major improvements, including expanding the number of special investigation targets to advisory committee members and assistants, increasing the frequency of inspections, setting up additional review committees, adjusting business access permissions, and implementing information access trace control. A written report has been submitted to the Legislative Yuan to strive for a budget unfreeze.

Writer Liao Yuhui questioned the Taipei City garbage truck's broadcast "Please support Chiang Wanan in the mayoral election." Environmental Protection Bureau Chief Xu Shixun clarified that it was a misinformation. The actual content was a public-funded vaccine epidemic prevention promotion, strictly abiding by the "Administrative Neutrality Act for Public Servants", and there was no election canvassing.