
Former President Tsai Ing-wen went south to help Taichung mayoral candidate He Xinchun of the Democratic Progressive Party unpack the presidential campaign, broke the news that she would take over as the honorary chairperson "Secret", and gave the ultimate mission to Legislative Yuan Vice President Tsai Chi-chang, "Don't come to see me if you are not elected."
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With the countdown to the nine-in-one general election, the Democratic Progressive Party is actively planning local elections. Former President Tsai Ing-wen holds important positions in the campaign headquarters of many candidates.
The countdown to the election is more than two months away. Former President Tsai Ing-wen went south to the Democratic Progressive Party's Taichung mayoral candidate and legislator He Xinchun to campaign for headquarters. He Xinchun helped her put on the campaign chairperson's vest. Tsai Ing-wen revealed that He Xinchun originally invited her to serve as the campaign chairperson. In addition to her deep confidence in He Xinchun, she was also motivated by the campaign. Cai Qichang, the general chairperson and vice-president of the Legislative Yuan, "threatened" and said, "I won't do it if you don't come." So she came. She was sure that Cai Qichang was more suitable to be the chairman than she was and could command the team to fight. She even directly issued the ultimate task to Cai Qichang, "Don't come to see me unless you are elected."
In this nine-in-one election, Tsai Ing-wen is regarded as a super electoral supporter by the green camp. In addition to serving as the candidate for the Democratic Progressive Party's New Taipei City mayor candidate and legislator Su Qiaohui, she also agreed to appoint He Xinchun as the honorary chairman of the general election. Today, she went south to help He Xinchun unpack the presidential election, and also revealed the "secret" of her nod to serve as the honorary chairman of the general election.
Tsai Ing-wen said that in addition to having great confidence in He Xinchun, so she agreed. The second reason was that Tsai Qichang threatened her and said, "If you don't come, I won't do it." She also laughed and said that she considered their predecessors "to be treated like this." But it doesn't matter, as long as it can be good to Taiwan, she can do anything, so she came.
Tsai Ing-wen said that she felt that there was a candidate in Taichung who was more suitable to serve as chairman than her, Tsai Chi-chang, because Tsai Chi-chang is always persistent and not so insistent on his own affairs, but he is very persistent on other people's affairs. With him as the chairman of the committee, He Xinchun will definitely make the election campaign very lively, and he will definitely be elected. Then she added a heavyweight task to Tsai Chi-chang, "Don't come to see me if you are not elected," which made the whole audience laugh and boost morale.
Tsai Chi-chang said that four years ago, he decided to run for mayor of Taichung after being persuaded by President Xiaoying, who was the party chairman at the time, to take responsibility and responsibility. Tsai Ing-wen has repeatedly emphasized responsibility and responsibility since she became the party chairman in 2018. This time, He Xinchun of Taichung City takes on the important responsibility of making Taichung better and better. I believe this is one of the reasons why President Xiaoying echoed her long-standing principle of responsibility and responsibility and served as the honorary chairperson.

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