In September last year, Hong Kong residents Ju Juexian and Lin Qing spent a lot of money to entrust Taiwan's credit reporting chief Zheng Yongjin to follow up on Shen Boyang. Shen Boyang was blocked before his exclusive interview in the morning. (Photo by reporter Gan Menglin)
Cases of cross-border suppression by the CCP are frequent, with everyone from cross-talk actors to President Lai Ching-te’s eldest son suffering from it. DPP Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang was also secretly photographed and followed. A weekly report pointed out that the CCP had been following Shen Boyang for a long time, and later Later, he carried out a second wave of cross-border crackdown, and later sent a threatening letter with a photo of him and his wife attached, which was similar to the third wave of cross-border crackdown. Moreover, the credit reporting agency that was exposed was just the tip of the iceberg, and it was also revealed that the person behind the scenes was a retired Hong Kong policeman.
Cases of cross-border repression by the CCP occur frequently, but my country’s current laws and regulations lack direct regulations for cross-border repression, making it difficult to deter them. The Ministry of Justice stated last week that after preliminary review and evaluation, the laws and regulations related to transnational (border) repression can be updated and revised in the Criminal Law, National Security Law and Anti-infiltration Law, and relevant information has been sent to the Executive Yuan.
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According to "Mirror Weekly", Shen Boyang revealed that he was being followed in May 2024. At that time, many representatives and celebrities in the Blue Camp ridiculed him for making such a fuss on the grounds that driving recorders were common. At the end of August last year, Shen Boyang accepted the TV program host In an exclusive interview, the host Zheng Hongyi mentioned the matter again and said that he had received a threatening letter with the title of cutting his throat. The letter attached a photo of him and his wife, with a big word "die" written on his wife's clothes, which is similar to the third wave of transnational repression.
Since Shen Boyang's life is very simple, after following the filming for more than a month and there was no romantic gossip at all, Ju Juexian and Lin Qing flew to Taiwan to supervise the scene and find out whether they were deceived.
The report mentioned that Shen Boyang was listed as a target of sanctions for dismantling the CCP's cognitive warfare methods. Shen's home environment and other personal private information had already been leaked, indicating that the CCP had carried out the first wave of follow-up searches against Shen earlier, followed by a second wave of cross-border suppression. These signs raise suspicions that the credit reporting agencies that were caught exposed were just the tip of the iceberg. As the prosecutor traced the secret camera equipment, mobile phones of the persons involved, and cross-border financial flows, it was revealed that not only the credit reporting agency was entrusted to follow the film, but also a retired Hong Kong police officer was involved in guiding the case behind the scenes.
Under the gradual investigation by the prosecutors, Shen Boyang secretly filmed the case with the prison, which was a criminal chain involving foreign forces combining credit agencies and gangs. Through continuous surveillance and surveillance, the CCP has already mastered Shen Boyang’s complete personal information, including his home, office address and daily routine. Even the appearance and whereabouts of Shen’s daughter, Xiao Mochi, who was only 4 years old at the time, were also fully known. The intention to control Shen’s weaknesses is very obvious.
The report pointed out that after comparing the financial flow records, prosecutors found that a mysterious Hong Kong fund was remitted to Taiwan after the incident and was given to Zheng Yongjin, the head of the Allied Credit Investigation Agency. It is said that the fugitive Hong Kong suspects Ju Juexian and Lin Qing entrusted Zheng Yongjin with NT$360,000 three years ago to find someone to follow Shen Boyang.
According to the weekly investigation, Ju Juexian was originally a Hong Kong policeman. After his retirement, he quickly became the executive director and chairman of the board of directors of the Hong Kong listed company Color Entertainment Group Co., Ltd. The company was later renamed Yongyao Group. It has a diverse business scope and is suspected to be backed by the Chinese Communist Party, government and military organizations.
