"Sun Wennan Hospital" was involved in the recruitment of CCP funds. The court ruled that President Wang Mingsheng must pay 600,000 yuan in bail and be restricted from leaving the country.

The "Sun Wen School" established by former Kuomintang Chairman Hong Xiuzhu, of which Sun Wennan Institute is headed by Wang Mingsheng, a retired professor from Sun Yat-sen University, the prosecutor found that Wang Mingsheng and Pan Jinying, director of the Women's Department of Sun Wennan Institute, learned that a woman surnamed Min intended to run for Kaohsiung District Chief. , actually took her to Beijing to meet with personnel from the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council, and she was suspected of accepting funds from the Chinese Communist Party. The prosecutors and police were called to intervene in the investigation. Wang and other three people were detained by the prosecutor in accordance with the anti-infiltration law. After the trial, the court ruled that the three people should pay bail of 600,000 to 400,000 yuan, and all were restricted from leaving the country.

The prosecutor pointed out that Wang Mingsheng serves as the dean of Sun Wen Nan Hospital and frequently travels between the two sides of the Taiwan Strait. In addition to being the director of the Women's Department of Sun Wen Nan Hospital, Pan Jinying also established the "Kaohsiung City New Heroes Travel and Education Diversity Exchange Association" (hereinafter referred to as the New Heroes Association) as the CEO as an affiliated organization of the Women's Department.

Wang and Pan learned that a woman surnamed Min was interested in running for election in a district in Gushan District to challenge the current Kuomintang district chief. Wang and Pan told Min that if there was a need for election funds, the local government in Beijing, China, could provide candidate funding. In May this year, Wang and Pan took Min to participate in delegations in Beijing and Tianjin. They not only accepted hospitality throughout the process, but also met with members of the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council to discuss election matters. They were also suspected of collecting funds. After returning to Taiwan, they held a campaign in Kaohsiung.

In addition, the investigation also found that Wang and Pan used the New Qunying Association to recruit cadres and members, circumventing regulations prohibiting domestic travel agencies from recruiting unspecified tourists to participate in tour groups to the mainland, and invited cadres from various societies and companies to participate in Beijing and Tianjin tours and receive receptions on arrival.

The Gushan Police Station in the jurisdiction received the report. On the 12th, Chief Prosecutor Xie Changxia, Prosecutors Lin Hengcui, Wang Jianzhong, Qiu Baijun, Liao Chihong, and Xue Mingfu jointly handled the case. They also called on the Southern Regional Mobile Workstation of the Bureau of Investigation and the Pingtung County Special Task Force of the Immigration Department to conduct searches and summonses. A total of 11 searches were conducted and relevant defendants and witnesses were summoned to the case for clarification.

After the prosecutor resumed the interrogation, they believed that Wang, Pan, and Min were suspected of serious crimes under Article 4 of the Anti-Infiltration Law, receiving instructions from infiltration sources and financing campaigns for specific candidates. Yesterday afternoon, they applied to the Kaohsiung District Court for detention. After the trial, the judge ordered Wang to post bail of NT$600,000, and Pan and Min to post bail of NT$400,000 each. They were also restricted from leaving the country.