
AI-generated summary
During Taiwan's local elections, the People's Party and the Kuomintang had cross-party interactions in some constituencies in which Blue and White formed a coalition or supported each other. As the founding chairman of the People's Party, Ko Wenzhe publicly invited Kuomintang Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan to go to Zhubei to stand for People's Party mayoral candidate Qiu Chenyuan, which attracted attention.
Ko Wenzhe, the founding chairman of the Taiwan People's Party, recently invited Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan to go to Zhubei City, Hsinchu County, today (8th) to stand for the People's Party mayoral candidate Qiu Chenyuan. Former China Broadcasting Chairman Zhao Shaokang said that he will attend, and even said "fire him or her." He believed that Chiang Wanan should also go, but he has more concerns. Jiang Wanan responded to an interview in the morning that today's schedule has already been arranged to join the Kuomintang New Taipei City mayoral candidate Li Sichuan and go to New Taipei City to cheer him on. However, Qiu Chenyuan was also a very good colleague in the past, so he will definitely cheer him up in various ways, and emphasized that "we will definitely work together."
Qiu Chenyuan held a large-scale rally party today. Ke Wenzhe recently invited Jiang Wanan to attend, hoping that the opposition forces would support each other. However, Qiu Chenyuan's campaign team is still conservative about Jiang Wanan's attendance and has not yet confirmed.
In the morning, Jiang Wanan attended the launch event of Taipei City Councilor Chen Bingfu's campaign headquarters. The media asked whether he would go to Zhubei to support Qiu Chenyuan. Jiang Wanan said that today's schedule had already been arranged and he would go to New Taipei with Li Sichuan to cheer him on. However, Qiu Chenyuan was also a very good colleague in the past, so there will definitely be various ways to cheer him up and we will work together.
Regarding the matter of "Jiang Wanan helping Qiu Chenyuan stand up," former China Broadcasting Corporation Chairman Zhao Shaokang said that he would attend the rally and did not care whether he was punished by party discipline. "Fire him out if he is fired." He also believed that Jiang Wanan should go, but he had more concerns. Zhu Lilun, the former chairman of the Kuomintang, believed that "any action, as long as it is helpful to Mayor Chiang's election campaign, I will support it."
In addition, regarding People’s Party Chairman Huang Guochang’s belief that New Taipei’s blue-white alliance is getting better, Jiang Wanan mentioned that the People’s Party has supervised municipal administration in parliament in the past four years and has also put forward many specific and constructive suggestions. The common goal in the future is to continue to promote municipal administration, benefit more citizens, and give recognition to the People’s Party.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Jiang Wanan may not attend the Zhubei campaign party in person, but he will cheer for Qiu Chenyuan through other means
Likely · Within days
Zhao Shaokang may face party disciplinary discussions after attending a rally
Possible · Within weeks

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