
AI-generated summary
Ye Yaoyuan is a professor of international studies at the University of St. Thomas in the United States. He has recently made many comments on Taiwanese politicians on social platforms. Chiang Wanan is the current mayor of Taipei and a member of the Chinese Kuomintang. His media interaction strategy has recently triggered discussions among the outside world.
Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan accepted an exclusive interview with media personality Tang Xianglong yesterday. In this regard, Ye Yaoyuan, chair professor of international studies at the University of St. Thomas in the United States, said that because Jiang Wanan is afraid of being challenged or is incapable of facing questioning from media with different values, he has been hiding in exclusive interviews with stratospheric media and public opinion. But this does not mean that nothing will happen. Tang Xianglong’s exclusive interview yesterday raised two questions.
Ye Yaoyuan said in a Facebook post that Jiang Wanan has been hiding in exclusive interviews with stratospheric media and public opinion because he is afraid of being challenged or is incapable of facing questioning from media with different values. But this does not mean that nothing will happen. Tang Xianglong’s exclusive interview yesterday raised two questions.
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Ye Yaoyuan pointed out that because Jiang Wanan's support rate continued to decline, he actually began to review the voters and even called these voters "irrational." This kind of behavior is simply because you think there are too many votes and you dare to say such things. As a political observer, Ye Yaoyuan can say that the decisions made by voters are wrong. But as a mayoral candidate, when you criticize voters, are you telling these people to ask them to move to a different county or city after you are re-elected? If you have nothing to do but blow yourself up everywhere, even the media in the stratosphere can’t save you.
Ye Yaoyuan continued that Tang Xianglong asked him about the issue of Chinese identity, but he avoided talking about being a Taiwanese and supporting the Republic of China. Stupid, Tang Xianglong’s bottom line and the answer the audience wants to see is that Jiang Wanan continues to maintain his belief in Greater China. Do you think the media who go to Shanglan Camp will not be asked this question? Or do you think that avoiding the issue of identity with China will not be criticized by the deep blue public and the masses?
Ye Yaoyuan said bluntly, judging from the results, you will still be burned. The problem now is that you don’t want to talk about identifying with Greater China because you may lose the votes of some middle voters, and you think that even if you don’t talk about identifying with Greater China, the Deep Blue votes will still vote for you with tears. Why don’t you think they might also “cry and not vote”? This is the original sin of the Kuomintang itself. Don’t think that you can stay safe forever by hiding in the blue camp media.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Jiang Wanan will face more questions from media of different values in the coming week.
Likely · Within weeks
Ye Yaoyuan's comments will continue to ferment on social platforms, triggering more political discussions
Very likely · Within days

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