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The Kuomintang expressed dissatisfaction with former China Broadcasting Corporation Chairman Zhao Shaokang’s exclusive interview with DPP Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang, believing that this move may affect the election. In the past, some media figures were labeled "green" for accepting exclusive interviews with figures from the blue camp, triggering controversy within the blue camp over party loyalty.
The Democratic Progressive Party's Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang gave an exclusive interview to former China Broadcasting Corporation Chairman Zhao Shaokang for the second time, sparking dissatisfaction within the blue camp. KMT Central Committee member Jiang Yongxiong even launched a petition calling for Zhao Shaokang's expulsion. Xiao Jingyan (pictured) criticized that someone in the Kuomintang is acting like an idiot again. As expected, there are never too many pig teammates. (File photo)
The Democratic Progressive Party's Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang gave an exclusive interview to former China Broadcasting Corporation Chairman Zhao Shaokang for the second time, sparking dissatisfaction within the blue camp. KMT Central Committee member Jiang Yongxiong even launched a petition calling for Zhao Shaokang's expulsion. Some netizens pointed out that many media and blue-leaning people in the past have been labeled as "green" one after another. In an article, former KMT spokesperson Xiao Jingyan complained that "it is not us who have changed, but this party."
Jiang Yongxiong, a member of the Central Committee of the Kuomintang, was dissatisfied with former China Broadcasting Corporation Chairman Zhao Shaokang's exclusive interview with Shen Boyang, and initiated a petition to the Kuomintang Disciplinary Committee to expel Zhao Shaokang from the party. Zhao Shaokang responded to this yesterday, "Can my visit cause the KMT to lose? Is that so great?" He also mentioned, "I have also invited Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan. It is not that I have not invited him, but whether you perform well or not depends on yourself."
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In this regard, some netizens posted a blunt statement on threads, saying that even Zhao Shaokang, a founding father of the new party, the vice presidential candidate of the Kuomintang, and a representative figure of "Battle Blue", can be labeled as "Green Shaokang". It’s really not that they have turned green, but that the Kuomintang is so bad that people can’t protect them.
Netizens also made a list of those labeled "green", including
1. Huang Weihan (Lv Weihan): a senior reporter who has interviewed Ma Ying-jeou for a long time
2. Yu Beichen (Green Beichen): Former Chairman of the Huang Guoyuan Party Headquarters of the Kuomintang
3. Li Zhenghao (Lv Zhenghao): former executive director of the Kuomintang Youth League
4. Kang Renjun (Nuk Renjun): A media person who once represented the People’s First Party as a legislator.
5. Huang Guangqin (Green Guangqin): Journalist who wrote the biography of Han Guangyu
6. Wu Kunyu (Green Kunyu): Former Deputy Director of the Cultural and Propaganda Department of the People’s First Party
7. Chen Donghao (Green Donghao): a senior media person in KMT politics
8. Zheng Peifen (Lv Peifen): former deputy director of the Central Women’s Union of the Kuomintang
9. Chen Huiwen (Green Huiwen): a senior media person with a traditional pan-blue stance
Former KMT spokesperson Xiao Jingyan, who was suspended from power for three years by the Kuomintang's disciplinary committee in August this year, also left a message at the bottom of this post, saying, "It is not us who have changed, but this party." Yesterday, he also posted a blunt message on his social media, saying that someone in the Kuomintang is acting like an idiot again. Sure enough, you can never have too few pig teammates. Xiao Jingyan also emphasized that the person who can really influence the election is the candidate himself, and then those pig teammates who help him lose votes. No matter what, he will never be Zhao Shaokang.
The Kuomintang Disciplinary Committee decided on August 25 this year to expel Ding Yu, the former deputy director of the youth department of the party, and suspend the former spokesperson Xiao Jingyan from power for three years. The reason is that the two people often publicly criticized comrades in the party and even attacked party chairman Zheng Liwen, which triggered heated discussions from the outside world. At that time, Xiao Jingyan also criticized the party's disciplinary committee for lowering its style and "becoming Xu Qiaoxin's royal guard!"
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The Kuomintang will impose party discipline on Zhao Shaokang, but the possibility of expulsion from the party is low
Likely · Within weeks
Controversy within the blue camp over whether media personnel should accept exclusive interviews with figures from the green camp will continue to simmer.
Very likely · Within months

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