Retired general Zang Youxia is suspected of using funds from the CCP to promote the election of the "Black Bear"

Zang Youxia, the former chairman of the Huang Fuxing Party Committee of the Kuomintang and retired major general, was investigated for allegedly receiving funds and instructions from the Chinese Communist Party to hold many dinner parties in Taiwan and requiring those present not to support "Black Bear" and other Taiwanese independence candidates. The prosecutor applied to the court for detention in accordance with the anti-infiltration law, but the judge believed that detention was not necessary and ordered him to post a bail of 700,000 yuan and restricted his travel abroad.

The year before last, Zang Youxia went to Hong Kong to participate in United Front activities and stood up to listen to the Chinese national anthem. Due to his violation of the Cross-Strait People's Relations Regulations, he was fined with a suspension of 75% of his monthly salary for five years, a refund of over 160,000 yuan in overdue payments, and the seizure of medals he had received in the past. Zang refused to submit an administrative lawsuit for relief, but the Taipei High Administrative Court dismissed the case and ruled that Zang lost.

The prosecutor pointed out that Zang Youxia is the chairman of the Taiwan Association for the Revitalization of the Chinese Nation, Culture and Economic Promotion and the actual person in charge of the Kaohsiung City Association for the Promotion of the Taiwan Revitalization of the Chinese Nation and Culture. He directly guided and managed the "Whampoa Military Academy Alumni Association" with the United Front Work Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China. ” Cooperation, since June last year, Taiwanese voters have been arranged to go to China many times to receive receptions on landing. The Chinese side will fully provide all the travel expenses such as food, accommodation, transportation, banquets, and visits in China. The reception will be arranged by officials from the United Front Work Department of each province, the Taiwan Affairs Office, and the Whampoa Military Academy Alumni Association.

The investigation also found that Zang Youxia, funded and instructed by the Chinese Communist Party, held many dinner parties in Taiwan starting in March this year, asking those present not to support candidates of Taiwanese independence forces such as "Black Bear" in an attempt to affect the fairness and results of this year's nine-in-one local civil servant election.

The prosecution launched a large-scale search on the 3rd, searching 14 locations in Pingtung, Hualien, New Taipei, Taoyuan, Kaohsiung, Hsinchu and other places, and summoned 22 people to the case. Among them, 5 people including the cadre surnamed Guo were ordered to post a bail of 50,000 to 100,000 yuan and were restricted from traveling abroad.