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Chiang Deli, the eldest son of Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan, was selected as an international exchange student by the Taipei City Education Bureau, sparking controversy over privileges and avoidance of benefits.
Kuomintang legislator Lai Shibao. (File photo)
Chiang Deli, the eldest son of Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan, was selected as an international exchange student by the Taipei City Education Bureau, causing controversy over privileges and avoidance of benefits. Kuomintang legislator Lai Shibao said yesterday (3rd) to "let the children go", and the Blue Camp even used the Democratic Progressive Party's New Taipei City mayoral candidate Su Qiaohui's sister Su Qiaochun and President Lai Qingde's son as political offensive and defensive means. In this regard, Ye Yaoyuantan, chair professor of international studies at the University of St. Thomas in the United States, said that comparing different things will only hurt your own feet in the end.
Ye Yaoyuan forwarded a media report on the Facebook fan page "Professor Ye's School of International Affairs" today. The report mentioned that "Chiang Deli, the eldest son of Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan, participated in the international exchange student program of the Taipei City Education Bureau, which caused controversy over the receipt of subsidies, nationality qualifications, and non-benefits." However, the blue camp also successively uncovered Su Tseng-chang's daughter Su Qiaochun, President Lai Ching-te's son, etc. Case attack and defense. In response, Kuomintang legislator Lai Shibao said on the 3rd that Jiang Deli applied in accordance with the regulations, and the selection process was open and transparent, criticizing the whole matter as being politicized. He also emphasized that the children of Jiang Wanan and Lai Qingde should be examined according to the same standards, "no double standards," and he once again shouted, "Let the children go."
"Another speech with double standards." Ye Yaoyuan bluntly said that Jiang Wanan's son Jiang Deli applied for the Taipei City Government's exchange student program with the United States in his own name. Is this the same concept as Su Qiaochun's application for the program in the name of a company? To put it more simply, "Is Su Qiaochun's company applying for a project from the New Taipei City Government under Su Qiaohui's administration? Comparing different things will only hurt your own feet in the end."

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