Tsai Kangyong was "punished for independence" by China. Shen Boyang spoke out
Quick Look
- The Mainland Affairs Council released a report on the situation in mainland China, mentioning that the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council punished companies related to Shen Boyang's father and that Cai Kangyong attended the establishment of the competition.
- Shen Boyang, Taipei mayoral candidate of the Democratic Progressive Party, responded by saying that Taiwanese people have clearly seen the interference of the Chinese Communist Party and the election is decided by the citizens.
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Why It Matters
The Mainland Affairs Council released a report on the situation in mainland China, which mentioned the CCP’s work against Taiwan and the punishment of relevant companies.
Shen Boyang, Taipei mayoral candidate of the Democratic Progressive Party, visited Guandu Palace for an interview today.
The Mainland Affairs Council released the "Report on the Situation in Mainland China" today (13th). In terms of China's work against Taiwan, the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council confirmed the punishment of an affiliated enterprise (VWAY) of Shen Boyang's father (Shen Tucheng), and approved Cai Kangyong's attendance at the founding meeting of Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang's presidential campaign. The CCP continues to "punish independence" and promote "promoting integration and reunification." Shen Boyang said in an interview today that Taiwanese people have clearly seen the power of the CCP’s interference. The election is decided by the citizens themselves and has nothing to do with China.
Shen Boyang said in an interview after visiting Guandu Palace this afternoon that the entire election is actually like this. Sometimes the CCP may want to attack or provoke. If they are not easily provoked or attacked, they will definitely find other targets. This is actually quite common in elections.
He said that for China, of course it has always wanted to intervene, but the strength of the intervention has actually been seen very clearly by Taiwanese people. So at this stage, everyone knows very well that it is up to the citizens of Taipei to decide how we choose the mayor of Taipei. In fact, it has nothing to do with China.
Open Questions
- Will the CCP make further intervention in Taiwan in the future?





