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Zhou Xiaoyun was the director of the New Taipei City Sanchong Luzhou District Service Office when Chairman Huang Guochang of the People's Party was a legislator, and later parachuted into Taoyuan to run for city council. After hearing yesterday (8th), the New Taipei District Prosecutor's Office ordered Zhou Xiaoyun to post a bail of NT$500,000 on suspicion of "participating in electioneering activities at the instruction of an infiltration source" under the Anti-infiltration Law. Sijimao compared this case with the case in which Ke Wenzhe supported Ma Zhiwei to run for the Legislative Council in the 2024 general election. Later, Ma Zhiwei broke out about accepting Chinese funds and was expelled from the People’s Party.
Zhou Xiaoyun of the People's Party was suspected of violating the "Anti-infiltration Law." Internet celebrity "Four-Chased Cat" posted on Facebook that former People's Party Chairman Ke Wenzhe also had "Chinese-funded generals" and was eventually expelled from the party. He asked whether the People's Party wanted to expel Zhou Xiaoyun from the party. (File photo)
Zhou Xiaoyun, director of the New Taipei City Sanchong Luzhou District Service Office when Chairman Huang Guochang was a legislator, flew to Taoyuan to run for city council. However, he was suspected of being sponsored by China to direct his participation in the election. After hearing yesterday (8th), the New Taipei District Prosecutor's Office ordered Zhou Xiaoyun to post a bail of NT$500,000 on suspicion of "participating in campaign activities at the instruction of an infiltration source" under the anti-infiltration law. Internet celebrity "Four-Chamao" posted on Facebook that former People's Party chairman Ke Wenzhe also had "Chinese-funded generals" who were eventually expelled from the party. He asked whether the People's Party wanted to expel Zhou Xiaoyun from the party.
Sichamao posted on Facebook on the evening of the 10th that during the 2024 general election, former chairman Ke Wenzhe had supported Ma Zhiwei to run for the Legislative Council of Luzhu District, Guishan, Taoyuan. Unfortunately, it was later rejected by other factions in the party. Ma Zhiwei changed to run as an independent party. As a result, seven days before the vote, Ma Zhiwei broke out about accepting Chinese funds, and was expelled from the People's Party the next day. In the end, Ma Zhiwei was sentenced to two years and eight months.
Regarding Zhou Xiaoyun who was involved in the reverse osmosis law this time, Sicha Mao pointed out that Zhou Xiaoyun was Huang Guochang’s favorite general and was even known as one of the “Four Golden Hairpins.” Four years ago, Zhou Xiaoyun failed to be elected as a member of the Kinmen County Council and went to Sanchong to become the director of Huang Guochang’s Sanlu Service Office. Four-Chased Cat stated that Huang Guochang favored Zhou Xiaoyun in various ways at that time, and angrily ran away from Li Youyi, who was originally deeply involved in the field. However, Zhou Xiaoyun lost to Chen Yanting when participating in the primary election. Zhou Xiaoyun refused to admit defeat and wanted to overthrow the table. He called Huang Guochang out to hold a press conference and accused the polls of problems. Finally, he went to Guishan, Taoyuan to elect members, and then ran away from the local Gao Huahong.
Four-Chased Cat asked: "There are only 18 days left before the election, and Zhou Xiaoyun broke out about accepting funds from China. I asked the People's Party whether Zhou Xiaoyun will be expelled from the party tomorrow?"
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The People's Party will make a decision on Zhou Xiaoyun's party membership in the short term
Likely · Within days

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