Taking stock of Gao Jin Sumei’s pro-China controversy, Ku Ling satirizes that her words and deeds are “in tune” with the CCP
Quick Look
- Non-party legislator Gao Jin Sumei was prosecuted by the High Prosecutor's Office for involvement in the National Security Law and the Corruption Crime Ordinance and requested a severe sentence of 14 years.
- Writer Ku Ling posted a post on Facebook listing his past words and deeds, questioning whether his position is highly consistent with the interests of the Communist Party.
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Why It Matters
In cases involving Gao Jin Sumei under the National Security Law and the Corruption Crime Ordinance, the High Prosecutor's Office prosecuted her and requested a heavy sentence of 14 years.
The High Prosecutor's Office yesterday indicted non-party legislator Ko Kim So-mei in connection with the National Security Law case and demanded a 14-year sentence in accordance with the National Security Law and the Corruption Crime Ordinance. In response to this, writer Ku Ling posted a bitter post on Facebook today (7th), "No one knows whether Gao Jin Sumei is guilty or not, but I can confirm that she is very close to the communists."
Kuling further listed Gao Jin Sumei's past specific words and deeds and pointed out that the communist bandits once directly gave her NT$100 million and asked her to take it back for "disaster relief". As for where the relief went, no one knew. She also went to Beijing to attend the "Military Parade for the 70th Anniversary of the Victory of the Anti-Japanese War", denying the Republic of China and instead helping the Communist Party "confirm" its leadership in the Anti-Japanese War. Not only did Gao Jin Sumei once call "We Xi Jinping" in the Legislative Yuan, but her words echoed those of Kuomintang legislator Chen Yuzhen's "Beijing Central Committee." The two also jointly proposed a proposal to prevent Taiwan from buying volcano mine systems from the United States.
Kuling went on to say that Gao Jin Sumei even asked the government to "reject the U.S. market and give up trade with the United States." She couldn't help but question, "If Taiwan is asked to give up its annual export of 200 billion US dollars, is it going to kill all Taiwanese people?" She also continued to go to Japan's Yasukuni Shrine to cause trouble and to the United Nations to protest Japanese colonial atrocities, and was accused by foreign media of "helping China's anti-Japanese war."
Regarding Gao Jin Sumei's many actions and remarks, Ku Ling said teasingly, "What Gao Jin Sumei said and did may be what she wanted to do, but it just so happened to be almost 100% in line with the interests and ideas of the communist bandits. Should we say that the relationship between the two parties is very good, or that they are 'in tune with each other'?"
Open Questions
- What was the outcome of the subsequent court trial?
