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Zhang Junjie once served as the Secretary-General of the China Unification Alliance. For many years, he assisted Gao Jin Sumei’s team to participate in United Front training courses in Hong Kong. He was suspected of accepting Chinese funds to develop a communist espionage network.
Legislator Gao Jin Sumei's "big accountant" Zhang Junjie was involved in the Communist espionage case. (File photo)
Legislator Gao Jin Sumei's chief accountant Zhang Junjie broke his electronic bracelet and absconded. He paid a 10 million yuan bail and was ruled confiscated. The prosecutors investigated and found that Zhang changed clothes and changed vehicles during his escape to create a breaking point, and the responder did not know Zhang at all. It was obvious that there was an organization behind the scenes to help. Some media reported that Zhang Junjie had served as the secretary-general of the China Unification Alliance as early as 1993 and had invited the SAIF team to Hong Kong to participate in a United Front training class. This escape was aided by the fifth column. In response, the Taipei District Prosecutor's Office said it was unable to respond.
A weekly reported that Zhang Junjie, who had been on the run for more than a week, served as the secretary-general of the China Unification Alliance before joining Gao Jin Sumei's team in 1993. In mid-December 2008, he invited a total of 22 people from Gao Jin Sumei's team and supporters to Hong Kong to participate in the "Taiwan Ethnic Minority Youth Backbone Training Course" organized by China's United Front Work Department, which became the best evidence of the CCP's infiltration into Taiwan.
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In addition, the media pointed out that over the past 10 years, Zhang Junjie has remitted as much as 120 million in funds from overseas to Taiwan, which is completely inconsistent with his income, and was identified by investigators as providing funds for the development of communist espionage in China. Chen Zhixuan, the former office director who was recruited as a communist spy, invested in his younger brother's "Chen Yaoxun" bakery, known as Hermès in the egg yolk world, and earned tens of millions of dividends every year. He still went to Hong Kong with Zhang Junjie to participate in the United Front Training Course.
What is remarkable is that Zhang Junjie's escape route was seamless, and even men with suspected underworld backgrounds were arranged to come to rescue him. Moreover, the rescuer may not necessarily know Zhang Junjie. It is obvious that there is someone behind the scenes to plan the arrangements. According to the weekly report, the personnel who responded were suspected to be arranged by the 5th Column.
The Taipei District Prosecutor's Office pointed out that the case is still under investigation, and people involved in the case have been arrested and transferred one after another. It is currently unable to respond to the content of media reports.
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AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Prosecutors will continue to trace the whereabouts of Zhang Junjie and his spy network
Likely · Within weeks
More persons involved will be transferred for investigation
Possible · Within months

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