
AI-generated summary
Hong Kong media reported that after the trillion-dollar company owned by Shen Tucheng, the father of Democratic Progressive Party Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang, was sanctioned by China, he changed his name and used another company under his name to continue making money in China. The trade volume in more than six months was nearly 700,000 U.S. dollars. It was questioned that Shen talked about resisting China and protecting Taiwan, but his father made red money.
Hong Kong media reported that the trillion-dollar company owned by Shen Tucheng, the father of DPP Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang, was sanctioned by China. After being sanctioned by China, he changed his name and used another company under his name to continue making money in China. In this regard, political worker Zhou Xuan pointed out that many media friends who work for "Unified Media" revealed that they have received instructions and will cooperate with the Chinese side to report Shen Boyang's "old news" today (14th).
Zhou Xuan posted on Facebook that he was very tired from the recent election work. He was busy all day yesterday (13th) and had a "dreaming dream" as soon as he got in the car.
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He described that in his dream, many media friends working in the "United Media" told him that "home" had received instructions that day, and the next day they had to cooperate with "Western Taiwan" to report Shen Boyang's old news in a major way.
Zhou Xuan then pointed out that media friends in the dream also mentioned that since the Taiwanese media did not actively follow up on relevant issues yesterday, the "Taiwan Office" of "Western Taiwan" may deliberately design relevant questions at today's regular press conference to expand reports.
He said that while the dream was progressing, his phone suddenly vibrated, and the screen displayed a news feed. The content was that the Taiwanese media quoted a report from a Hong Kong media last night and asked Shen Boyang questions accordingly.
Zhou Xuan concluded with "So wasn't this a dream?", questioning the timing and subsequent development of relevant media reports.
Hong Kong media reported that after being sanctioned by China, Shen Boyang's father Shen Tucheng's Trillion Company changed its name and used another company under his name to continue making money in China. The trade volume in more than half a year was nearly 700,000 US dollars, questioning Shen's talk of resisting China and protecting Taiwan, but his father was making red money. In response to this, Shen Boyang responded last night that the Hong Kong media began to smear his family business the year before last, and later appointed a credit reporting agency to follow up. Now it has reappeared, asking, "Why is it always the Hong Kong media that breaks the news about these things?"
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Taiwanese media will receive instructions from the Western Taiwan Taiwan Office at today's regular press conference to raise relevant questions about Shen Boyang
Possible · Within days
Shen Boyang will continue to respond to Hong Kong media reports and question their motives and frequency
Likely · Within weeks

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