
AI-generated summary
Shen Boyang, the Taipei mayoral candidate of the Democratic Progressive Party, once publicly accused him of being followed, and pointed out that the surveillance equipment included a pinhole camera installed on a motorcycle in front of his home, and the footage was transmitted overseas. At the beginning, Kuomintang legislator Wang Hongwei and party member Xu Qiaoxin criticized his statement as "self-directed and self-acted" and had "persecution paranoia", and called the pinhole camera a "driving recorder." After subsequent investigation, the Beijing Prosecutor's Office found that a Hong Kong citizen entrusted Daai Credit Information Agency to conduct surveillance, and sued four operators, confirming the existence of surveillance behavior.
In the case of Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang of the Democratic Progressive Party, Shen Boyang was supervised. The Beijing Inspection Bureau found that Daai Credit Information Agency was suspected of accepting commissions from Hong Kong nationals and sued four operators. However, in May this year, KMT legislator Wang Hongwei and others criticized Shen Boyang for blatantly lying for the sake of political manipulation. Democratic Progressive Party legislator Lin Chuyin criticized China's cross-border crackdown. Now that prosecutors have indicted people, should Jiang Wanan stand up to support Taipei citizen Shen Boyang? And Xu Qiaoxin and Wang Hongwei, who were busy laughing at Shen Boyang last year, should they apologize?
Lin Chuyin pointed out that after the incident was exposed, Xu Qiaoxin whitewashed the "pinhole" as a "driving recorder." Wang Hongwei also criticized Shen Boyang for "harassing the police." The Kuomintang continued to ridicule him for "directing and acting himself" and having "persecution paranoia." As a result, the Beijing Prosecutor's Office prosecuted the suspect Shen Boyang, confirming that surveillance indeed existed.
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Lin Chuyin continued that the prosecutors found that Hong Kong people "paid" for credit reporting companies to monitor Shen Boyang, and even installed a pinhole camera on the motorcycle in front of his home to monitor the entry and exit of Shen Boyang, his wife and daughter around the clock, and then transmitted the images overseas. It's not a driving recorder, it's not self-directed, self-acted, or persecutory paranoia. It's true that Shen Boyang is being followed.
"What is even more alarming is that this is not a single case." Lin Chuyin said that it was also recently revealed that President Lai Qingde's eldest son was under surveillance by Chinese personnel in the United States, and his home, vehicle and other information were collected. China's cross-border repression continues to expand, extending from politicians themselves to family members of non-public figures, in order to frighten Taiwanese and create a chilling effect.
Lin Chuyin criticized that the Kuomintang did not condemn China first, but instead reminded Taiwanese people not to offend China. Artist Tsai Kang-yong only attended Shen Boyang's activities recently. Cheng Li-wen's first thought was: "Do China really want such huge commercial interests?" In addition to monitoring Taiwanese politicians and their families, China also suppresses the attendance of Taiwanese artists at events. The Kuomintang does not condemn China, but only reviews the Taiwanese people who are being coerced.
Lin Chuyin emphasized that what is even more outrageous is that when Shen Boyang was detained in 2024, he was not a candidate for mayor of Taipei, but a "Taipei citizen." Taipei citizens were monitored in their own homes, and even the most basic safety could not be guaranteed. As the mayor of Taipei, Chiang Wanan did not speak out for the victims, but instead allowed legislators from the same party to ridicule him. Such silence is just aiding the evildoers.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The prosecutor's office will further investigate the identity of the Hong Kong client and the relationships behind it, which may involve Chinese intelligence or the United Front system.
Likely · Within weeks
The KMT will continue to face pressure from the public and the media to take a public stance on China's cross-border surveillance issues, otherwise it may affect its image among voters.
Possible · Within months
The Taiwan government or the Legislative Yuan may launch a special case to investigate the full extent of China's cross-border suppression of Taiwan, including surveillance, information operations, and United Front infiltration.
Possible · Within months

Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang of the Democratic Progressive Party revealed that Hong Kong people Ju Juexian and Lin Qing entrusted Taiwan's credit reporting chief Zheng Yongjin to follow him and his daughter. After investigation, the Taipei District Prosecutor's Office prosecuted Zheng Nan and others for violating the Personal Data Protection Act, and the Hong Kong suspect was wanted. Shen Boyang responded on Facebook that the Kuomintang representatives and Internet celebrities who were previously accused of murderous delusions have now overturned, and reiterated that his winning rate in the legislative election is 100%.

Hong Kong people Ju Juexian and Lin Qing commissioned Taiwanese credit reporting company Zheng Yongjin in September 2023 to pay nearly 100,000 Hong Kong dollars to follow Democratic Progressive Party legislator Shen Boyang. After the Taipei District Prosecutor's Office concluded the investigation, it prosecuted Zheng Yongjin and others for violating the Personal Data Protection Act, and issued a wanted notice for the main suspect who is a Hong Kong citizen. The Kuomintang group in the Legislative Yuan condemned the illegal surveillance and the case has entered the judicial process.

The Democratic Progressive Party pointed out that Chiang Wanan invited Wang Hongwei, Xu Qiaoxin, Luo Zhiqiang, Lai Shibao and other Kuomintang legislators to serve as "squid spokesmen" to conduct a negative election campaign in order to shift the focus of municipal affairs. However, these people have made troubles and slanders many times in the past and were slapped in the face. The DPP questioned whether this move looked down on voters, and pointed out that Taipei's municipal problems cannot be covered up.

On the afternoon of the 7th, the Seoul High Court in South Korea pronounced former President Yoon Seok-yue not guilty in the second instance of his alleged violation of the Political Funds Act. Prosecutors accused Yin Xiyue of conspiring with his wife, Kim Jianxi, to receive 58 free opinion polling services from Myung Taijo from June 2021 to March 2022, worth 270 million won. The polls were artificially manipulated in favor of Yin Xiyue. He was sentenced to 2 years in prison in the first instance, but was acquitted in the second instance. The same case of Jin Jianxi is tried separately and is currently being heard by the South Korean Supreme Court.

The Taipei District Prosecutor's Office investigated the case of Shen Boyang's coercion and confirmed that two Hong Kong nationals paid NT$360,000 to a Taiwan credit reporting agency to monitor their families. Wu Xindai pointed out that this was a transnational suppression and collective coercion of Taiwanese by hostile forces outside the country. He gave examples of Lai Qingde's family and Xiao Meiqin being followed by China when they visited the Czech Republic, emphasizing that Taiwanese subjectivity symbols have become targets.

Hong Kong people Ju Juexian and Lin Qing entrusted Taiwan's credit reporting chief Zheng Yongjin and supervisory committee member Shen Boyang. After the investigation, the Taipei District Prosecutor's Office prosecuted Zheng and others for violating the Personal Data Protection Act, and issued a wanted notice for the main suspect who is a Hong Kong citizen. Taipei City Councilor Ma Yuwen of the Democratic Progressive Party criticized KMT politicians for claiming that Shen Boyang was directing and acting. Now it is confirmed that surveillance is a national security issue. The blue committee overturned and treated national security as a joke, which is shameful and ugly.