Chen Jianxian supports Qiu Chenyuan Lin Weizhou: Blue and White have original cooperation opportunities, which is different from Blue supporting Green
Former Kuomintang legislator Lin Weizhou attended the People's Party candidate event and talked about the controversy over Chen Jianxian's support for Qiu Chenyuan. He believed that blue-white cooperation is different from the green camp and called on the party to unite to defend Hsinchu County.
Quick Look
- Former Kuomintang legislator Lin Weizhou attended the founding meeting of the People's Party candidate general election.
- In response to the fact that the Hsinchu County Party Headquarters imposed party disciplinary sanctions on Chen Jianxian for supporting the People's Party candidate, he believed that blue-white cooperation cannot be compared with defecting to the Democratic Progressive Party.
- He called on the Kuomintang to use both internal unity and external cooperation in the final stage of the election campaign to defend Hsinchu County.
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Why It Matters
The election campaign has entered the final sprint, and the political scene in Hsinchu County is in turmoil. The Hsinchu County Party Headquarters of the Kuomintang has recently imposed party discipline.
Former Kuomintang legislator Lin Weizhou (front row, 1st from left) attended the founding meeting of the joint campaign headquarters of Hsinchu County Councilor candidate Lin Shuoyan of the People's Party and Zhubei citizen representative candidate Li Xinran, and was in the same frame with Ke's mother He Ruiying (front row, 2nd from left).
The election campaign has entered the final stage, and the political arena in Hsinchu County is in turmoil. The Hsinchu County Party Headquarters of the Kuomintang has recently imposed party discipline. Chen Jianxian, the former chairman of the county party committee and deputy county magistrate, publicly called out his support for Qiu Chenyuan, the People’s Party candidate for Zhubei mayor. In this regard, former legislator Lin Weizhou said today (7th) that although it is necessary to maintain party discipline and political parties should support their own nominees, there are already opportunities for cooperation between blue and white, and their nature is completely different from the KMT people supporting the DPP and should not be generalized.
Lin Weizhou attended the inauguration meeting of the joint campaign headquarters of Hsinchu County Councilor candidate Lin Shuoyan of the People's Party and Zhubei citizen representative candidate Li Xinran today, during which he was also in the same frame with Ke's mother He Ruiying. Talking about Chen Jianxian's support for Qiu Chenyuan, he pointed out that blue and white cooperation cannot be compared with simply leaning towards the DPP, and party discipline should be treated in a different way. He bluntly said that his invitation to attend the election campaign of Lim Suk Yen of the People's Party and serve as the honorary deputy chairman was also based on the possibility of Blue and White cooperation, which is understandable.
However, when talking about the overall Hsinchu County election situation, Lin Weizhou said frankly that this election is different from previous elections. The Kuomintang is facing a crisis of unity within the party and a severe test of the breakdown of external blue-white cooperation. He called on the blue camp to seize the last 20 days and pursue both internal unity and external cooperation. Lin Weizhou emphasized that the Democratic Progressive Party is currently in power at the central level. If the local areas are lost again, the Green Camp may be fully in power. The Kuomintang must step up its efforts and make every effort to defend Hsinchu County.
The joint campaign headquarters of the People's Party's Hsinchu County Councilor candidate Lin Shuoyan and Zhubei Citizen Representative candidate Li Xinran was established today.
Open Questions
- Will the Kuomintang impose party disciplinary sanctions on Lin Weizhou?
- What is the future development of Blue-White Cooperation in Hsinchu County?






