
AI-generated summary
On March 4, 2024, when the Internal Affairs Committee of the Legislative Yuan was reviewing the special report on the "214 Kinmen Ship Collision Incident" in Kinmen, a quarrel broke out between DPP legislator Shen Boyang and non-party legislator Gao Jin Sumei during the meeting. Shen Boyang questioned that the use of the word "ship collision" was in line with China's narrative and legal framework. Gao Jin Sumei strongly refuted, believing that the name of the arrangement was an objective and neutral noun. Now that Gao Jin Sumei is being prosecuted for being involved in a communist espionage case, his "big accountant" Zhang Junjie exchanged secret letters with Wang Xiaobing, the former deputy secretary-general of the China Association for Relations Across the Sea, and part of the text is consistent with the content of Gao Jin's parliamentary inquiry.
Non-party legislator Gao Jin Sumei was indicted in a Communist espionage case. Prosecutors discovered secret letters exchanged between Gao Jin’s “big accountant” Zhang Junjie and Wang Xiaobing, former deputy secretary-general of the China Association for Relations Across the Sea, and part of the text matched the contents of Gao Jin’s parliamentary inquiry. Some netizens discovered that as early as the 2024 Legislative Yuan inquiry, Shen Boyang, the Taipei mayoral candidate of the Democratic Progressive Party, questioned that the use of "colliding ship" in the planning name was in line with China's narrative and legal framework, and warned that doing so was "very dangerous" to Taiwan. At that time, Gao Jin Sumei also immediately expressed strong dissatisfaction. Now that the video has been released again, many netizens exclaimed: "A fundamental prophet" and "Really an expert."
On March 4, 2024, when the Internal Affairs Committee of the Legislative Yuan was reviewing the special report on the "214 Kinmen Ship Collision Incident" in Kinmen, a quarrel broke out between DPP legislator Shen Boyang and non-party legislator Gao Jin Sumei during the meeting. When questioning the chairman of the Maritime Commission, Guan Biling, Shen Boyang pointed out that after China labeled the incident as a "vicious ship collision" on February 27, voices questioning the government began to appear in Taiwan. He questioned the use of the term "ship collision" in the Home Affairs Committee's plan to cater to China's narrative and legal framework, which is very dangerous to Taiwan.
Gao Jin Sumei then strongly refuted, saying that as a convening member of the Internal Affairs Committee, since the agenda was arranged by her, Shen Boyang's statement was an insinuation of her. She believes that the Coast Guard press conference and prosecutor's investigation have pointed out the fact of "collision", and the name of the case is an objective and neutral term. She is dissatisfied with Shen Boyang's insinuation of "cooperating with the other side's case plan" and demands that Shen Boyang respect the convening committee in the hall of Congress.
Now that Gao Jin Sumei is involved in the Communist espionage case, it has been discovered that part of the text of the secret correspondence between her "big account" and China is consistent with the content of Gao Jin's parliamentary inquiry. The video of Shen Boyang's original inquiry has also been uncovered. After watching it, netizens also expressed: "Shen Boyang is Taiwan's treasure", "Pu "ma is a fundamental prophet", "a prophet of uncertainty", "time has proven that Gaojin is really cooperating", "worthy of being an expert in cognitive warfare", "this is why Shen Boyang has always recommended that legislators go to China to report first, and then the blue and white parties have been blocking it."
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Gao Jin Sumei’s case involving communist espionage will continue to be subject to judicial investigation and trial
Very likely · Within weeks
Shen Boyang’s 2024 interrogation video will continue to be uncovered and discussed on social media
Likely · Within days

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