
AI-generated summary
Jiang Wanan's son Jiang Deli's admission to the international exchange student program triggered a controversy over privileges and benefits. Artist Li Mingyi expressed support for Jiang Wanan and was criticized by netizens. Jiang Wanan responded that he did not want anyone to be attacked for expressing his views.
The Taipei City Council held a general municipal inquiry yesterday (14th). Mayor Chiang Wanan and the heads of the bureaus attended the meeting to prepare for the inquiry. (File photo)
Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan's son, Chiang Deli, was admitted to the international exchange student program, which triggered controversy over privileges and avoidance of benefits. Artist Lee Ming-yi recently spoke out in support of Chiang Wanan, but was criticized by some netizens. Later, Lee Ming-yi counterattacked and bluntly said, "Doesn't this mean that I must have said something right?" Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan responded yesterday (14th) that Taiwan is a democratic and legal society and does not want anyone to be attacked or suppressed for expressing their views. In response, Ye Yaoyuan, chair professor of international studies at the University of St. Thomas in the United States, angrily said, "Every time this question is asked, ask A and answer B." No wonder he thinks that "it will be fine after the limelight is over. Are all Taiwanese voters easy to deceive?"
Ye Yaoyuan posted an article on the Facebook fan page "Professor Ye's School of International Affairs" today, saying, "It's because you don't talk about the matter and start asking A and B every time you ask this question, and the people can't stand you. I really don't know why you can continue to act stupid until now, thinking that nothing will happen after the limelight. Are Taiwanese voters easy to deceive?"
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Netizens left messages one after another after seeing the post. Some said, "If Chiang Kai-shek could talk things over, he wouldn't ask A and answer B. Is he so narcissistic that he doesn't know that his incompetence is the root of the problem?", "Supporting privileges will hurt the rights and interests of others and yourself. Do you know? Is this right?"
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This controversy will continue to ferment within a week, and more netizens or scholars may express their opinions.
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