
AI-generated summary
Zheng Yongjin was the county magistrate of Hsinchu, and his confidential secretary Wang Gengchun and Xu Xinying's father, Xu Jinglan, were both confidential secretaries of the county government at that time. Zheng Chaofang is the son of Zheng Yongjin and is currently running for Hsinchu County Magistrate. His opponent is Xu Xinying of the Kuomintang.
Wang Gengchun (front), the confidential secretary of former Hsinchu County Magistrate Zheng Yongjin, criticized Xu Xinying, saying that her criticism of Zheng Yongjin's black gold was a criticism of her father Xu Jinglan. (Photo by reporter Huang Meizhu)
DPP Hsinchu County Mayor candidate Zheng Chaofang set up his campaign headquarters this morning. His father Zheng Yongjin’s confidential secretary when he was the county magistrate, Wang Gengchun, came out to support him. He criticized his blue opponent Xu Xinying for smearing Zheng Yongjin and Zheng Chaofang Heijin. In fact, he was criticizing his father Xu Jinglan, because the confidential secretary holding the county magistrate’s A badge was Xu Jinglan!
Wang Gengchun said that at that time, he was the confidential secretary of the county magistrate Zheng Yongjin. The county government also had another confidential secretary, the father of Xu Xinying, the candidate for Hsinchu County magistrate of the Kuomintang. His name was Xu Jinglan.
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Wang Gengchun said that Xu Xinying called Zheng Yongjin "black gold"! ? At that time, who was the person who approved official documents in the county government and received Zheng Yongjin's seal? Xu Jinglan! "Then if you criticize him, you will criticize your own father."
He said, so I have to say something very conscientious: elections are elections, and we don’t want to wipe out people. Zheng Chaofang never said anything bad. He continued to criticize Xu Xinying, "What's more, you are a Taoist, a Taoist in Miaotian, you should be compassionate, okay?" He asked everyone to cheer for Zheng Chaofang, and sent him to the Hsinchu County Government on November 28.
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AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Zheng Chaofang’s campaign team will release more evidence before the election to counter Xu Xinying’s black money accusations
Likely · Within weeks
Xu Xinying will respond or clarify Wang Gengchun’s announcement in public
Possible · Within days

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