Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan's son's participation in the international exchange program triggered a controversy over privileges, and the Supervisory Yuan launched an investigation first

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan's son, Chiang Deli, obtained the qualification for the Education Bureau's international exchange student program. This triggered a controversy over privileges and announced that he would give up receiving subsidies. Some public opinion representatives of the Kuomintang questioned the "state apparatus" for dealing with 15-year-old children. Following the recent revelation by Yin Wei, the chairman of the Taipei City Research and Examination Committee, that someone from the National Education Bureau was questioning the Education Bureau, the Supervisory Yuan also called with concern and said it was conducting a preliminary investigation. Yin Weijin (11) accepted an exclusive interview with the media and said that the Education Bureau received an official document yesterday from the Supervisory Yuan to conduct a preliminary investigation, and questioned that the Supervisory Yuan now has no dean and no supervisory committee. Who will act on behalf of the official?

Yin Wei accepted an exclusive interview with Yin Naijing, the acting host of China Broadcasting News Network's "Qian Qiu Ten Thousand Things" today. She mentioned Chiang Deli's overseas exchange. Yesterday, even the Executive Yuan participated in the war. She believed that Executive Yuan spokesperson Li Huizhi told Chiang Wanan not to embarrass civil servants, but the State Education Department's press release It has been disclosed that the time and place of the incident occurred. During the tea meeting at the National Education Bureau’s meeting of school management section chiefs on September 2, an unidentified person who claimed to be an employee of the National Education Bureau inquired in a closed meeting. It had been more than a week since the incident occurred. “Shouldn’t we check the monitor to find out?”

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Yin Wei emphasized that the exchange student form clearly filled out the father-son relationship between Jiang Wanan and Jiang Deli. Logically speaking, if you want to attack Jiang Wanan for using his privileges to allow Jiang Deli to qualify as an exchange student, you cannot question him for not disclosing the father-son relationship; if you want to question Jiang for not disclosing his identity, you cannot say that he has privileges and can only choose one of the two.

The host asked Jiang Deli if he knew that the exchange student incident had caused an uproar in the country? Did the Jiang family have any contact or video calls to comfort their children? Yin Wei said he didn't ask too much, but believed that parents must have kept in touch with their children studying abroad. He also mentioned his observation that Jiang Wanan’s family education style is open-minded and more American. If it were to be done over again, as Jiang Wanan said when answering questions in the parliament, “I would still respect the children’s decisions and choices.”

In response to the revelation by Ong Darui, a scholar in the United States, that Jiang Deli's exchange qualifications for the United States have been canceled by the State Council, Yin Wei was advised not to "leapfrog and fight monsters." Yin Wei said bitterly, "I'm sorry, I didn't know you were a monster." She emphasized that there are many rumors on the Internet, and Jiang Deli is currently on track, with no new changes.