
Zhu Jiaxiang was replaced because he refused to mobilize public resources to assist in the election. He appeared on the platform and appeared on the platform with Xincheng and Township mayor candidate Chen Baiqi and was in the same frame as county mayor candidate Zhang Jun.
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Zhu Jiaxiang was replaced without warning on November 3 because he refused to mobilize public administrative resources to support the election of You Shuzhen, the candidate for Ji'an Township mayor nominated by the Kuomintang. He later appeared on the platform as candidate for Xincheng Township Mayor Chen Baiqi, and was in the same frame as county mayor candidate Zhang Jun. Xincheng Township Mayor Chen Baiqi, parliamentary candidate Zheng Baoxiu, and village representative candidate Liang Yuhua held a joint campaign headquarters inauguration meeting, and also established the Zhang Jun Xincheng Support Association. He Litai, a member of Fu Kunqi's Golden Tiger Society and mayor of Xincheng Township, criticized Zhu Jiaxiang in multiple communication groups. Wu Jianzhi, secretary-general of the Kuomintang League of the County Council, criticized the DPP's double standards.
Zhu Jiaxiang, the former health director of Hualien County, was dismissed without warning on November 3 because he refused to mobilize public administrative resources to support the election of You Shuzhen, the candidate for Ji'an Township mayor nominated by the Kuomintang. Zhu Jiaxiang appeared as the mayor of Xincheng Township on the 7th Candidate Chen Baicheng is on the platform, and he is also in the same frame as county magistrate candidate Zhang Jun. Zhu Jiaxiang posted an article yesterday to explain his feelings, saying that a good leader should have four standards, "accept different voices, respect professionalism, coordinate across departments, and treat villagers as masters."
Zhu Jiaxiang posted on Facebook yesterday that because of his relationship with the church group leader, last week he attended the inauguration meeting of the Ji'an township mayor campaign headquarters of group member Gao De'an, and was later labeled as a supporter of a certain county magistrate candidate. Yesterday afternoon, he attended the inauguration meeting of the campaign headquarters of Xincheng Township mayor candidate Chen Baicheng, who has always loved him, and was labeled as a supporter of another county magistrate candidate. Someone asked him who he supported.
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Zhu Jiaxiang said that he conveyed the same concept in both events, that is, in the face of rapidly changing times and the huge disaster of climate change, he must support young people to stand up and take responsibility. Being young and energetic is his option. He also proposed the "tools" and "knowledge" of leaders, including whether they can accept professionals with different ideas, whether they can help people who are more capable than themselves succeed, whether they can integrate internal and external units, and whether they can transform "my organization" into "your county and city."
Zhu Jiaxiang believes that leaders need to have the ability to ask the right question, make the judgment, and take the responsibility. Young and knowledgeable candidates are the ones he supports. He called on his Facebook friends to support young people in the constituency to serve as village chiefs, township mayors and even county magistrates. Public opinion representatives need to have young and old working together to govern and learn from each other.
Xincheng Township Mayor Chen Baiqiu, parliamentary candidate Zheng Baoxiu, and village representative candidate Liang Yuhua held a joint campaign headquarters establishment meeting yesterday, and also established the Zhang Jun Xincheng Support Association. County magistrate candidate Zhang Jun attended and said that public servants should serve the villagers with peace of mind, and their profession should not be influenced by political stance. In the future, cross-party partners and experts will be combined to allow different opinions to enter decision-making and implement transparent county administration and professional governance.
Zhu Jiaxiang was dismissed from office because he refused to mobilize the public administration system. He Litai, a member of Fu Kunqi's Golden Tiger Association and the mayor of Xincheng Township, criticized Zhu Jiaxiang in multiple communication groups. He believed that Zhu Jiaxiang was different from what he said and what he did. He first stood up for the candidate and spoke innocently in front of the media to win sympathy. The fact is that he broke the law first, and his position was just changed, so he did not deserve sympathy.
Wu Jianzhi, secretary-general of the Kuomintang League of the County Council, criticized DPP officials for one controversy after another. Which senior DPP central official stepped down and took responsibility for this? The DPP is so strict on personnel changes in Hualien, but in the face of a national food safety crisis, it has yet to see corresponding political accountability. What standard is this? The DPP should not deliberately politicize normal personnel adjustments, nor should it use double standards to negate the efforts and dedication of the county government team.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Zhu Jiaxiang will continue to publicly support young candidates and may participate in more campaign events
Likely · Within weeks
Controversy over personnel changes and political stance in Hualien County will continue to simmer
Likely · Within weeks

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