
Liang Wenjie, spokesperson of the Mainland Affairs Council, pointed out that the Chinese Communist Party no longer wants to hide its involvement in the Taipei mayoral election. Sanctioning the company owned by Shen Boyang's father is a disservice and harms the lives of others.
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The Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council of China announced that it will punish the "VWAY" company owned by the father of Shen Boyang, the Taipei mayoral candidate of the Democratic Progressive Party, and prohibit transactions with Chinese companies and individuals.
The Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council of China announced yesterday that it would punish the "VWAY" company owned by the father of Democratic Progressive Party Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang, prohibiting any transactions and cooperation with Chinese companies and individuals. Mainland Affairs Council spokesman Liang Wenjie emphasized today that the Chinese Communist Party has nakedly intervened in the Taipei mayoral election and does not want to hide it. The CCP thought it could help Mayor Chiang in this way, but it was actually doing a disservice. "Be careful that if the agency is exhausted, it will endanger other people's lives."
Chen Binhua, spokesman for the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council, claimed that while Shen Boyang was clamoring for "anti-China" and hindering cross-strait exchanges and cooperation, he was working with his relatives to find ways to make money from the mainland. His ugly behavior was disgusting. China will never allow "enterprises affiliated with Taiwanese independence diehards" to make profits in China. It has decided to punish the "VWAY" company and take necessary measures such as prohibiting any transactions and cooperation with Chinese organizations, enterprises and individuals.
Liang Wenjie pointed out at the regular press conference of the Mainland Affairs Council that this was a one-stop attack, and it was obvious that "the CCP is very reluctant to let go of Shen Boyang." We did it once last year, and then we sent people to follow it at the same time, and now we do it again. Wen Wei Po, a Hong Kong media outlet, took the lead first, and then hoped that the Taiwanese media would follow up, and then the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council would follow up. The tricks are the same.
Liang Wenjie mentioned that this matter can be seen. What does it mean to make red money or make Chinese money? The concepts on both sides are completely different. From the perspective of Taiwanese, there is a type of person who travels to mainland China all day long, is treated well and favored by the CCP, and relies on political connections to collect money, do things, and get projects. There are even people who receive money but do nothing. This is called making red money. For such a person, if the CCP said that you eat the CCP’s food and ruin the CCP’s fault, this would still be justified.
Liang Wenjie said that Shen Boyang's father is a Taiwanese businessman from Ecuador. He places orders with China and then exports the goods to Central and South America. This is helping Chinese manufacturers make money and making money from Central and South Americans. Although he will also earn the price difference, he is actually helping Chinese manufacturers make money and helping China create foreign exchange.
Liang Wenjie further said that many people in Taiwan are doing this kind of thing. Many people place orders from China and sell goods in Taiwan. For example, many people buy a lot of goods on Taobao and Pinduoduo, sell them in Taiwan, and make a profit on the price difference. This cannot be regarded as making red money. In fact, they are helping Chinese manufacturers make money and making money from Taiwanese people. Of course, the difference in price is correct, but our concepts are completely different.
Liang Wenjie pointed out that the reasons behind this attack are completely different from Taiwan's perception. No wonder Taiwan's media, whether red, blue or green, have shown little interest in this topic in the past two days and are unwilling to cooperate with the CCP.
Liang Wenjie revealed that the other side of the Taiwan Strait contacted some media and asked them to cooperate, but no one followed up. Because the reason for the attack seemed illogical and unbelievable to Taiwan, it is normal for everyone to not cooperate.
"The CCP's involvement in the Taipei mayoral election is naked and it doesn't want to hide it!" Liang Wenjie said that from the two incidents of Tsai Kang-yong and Shen Boyang, it can be seen that the CCP actually does not want to allow Taiwanese people to have freedom of choice, but this will definitely have counterproductive effects. The CCP thought it could help Mayor Chiang in this way, but it was actually doing a disservice. "Be careful that if the agency is exhausted, it will endanger other people's lives."
The media asked, which Taiwanese media did the CCP contact and ask for cooperation? What evidence does the Mainland Affairs Council have? Liang Wenjie responded, "I can only say that we have our sources, and it is not convenient to disclose other information."

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