
Non-party legislator Gao Jin Sumei’s former director Zhang Junjie absconded in connection with a Communist espionage case. The Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council said that the Democratic Progressive Party authorities created green terror. The Mainland Affairs Council reiterated that the CCP has no right to point fingers at Taiwan.
AI-generated summary
Zhang Junjie, the former director of Gao Jin Sumei's office, absconded in connection with the Communist espionage case. Taiwan prosecutors subsequently interviewed Gao Jin Sumei and restricted his exit from the country.
Zhang Junjie, the former director of the office of non-party legislator Gao Jin Sumei, was implicated in the Communist espionage case. China's Taiwan Affairs Office spokesperson Zhu Fenglian claimed today that the "DPP authorities" continue to manipulate the judiciary, fabricate accusations, and create green terror. Their perverse actions are unpopular. The Mainland Affairs Council refuted that the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council frequently turns judicial cases into so-called "green terror" and once again reiterated that the Chinese Communist Party is not qualified to dictate Taiwan's internal affairs.
Zhang Junjie, former director of Gao Jin Sumei's office and "big accountant", was on the run in connection with a communist espionage case. On October 28, he successfully smuggled out of the country from Zhengbin Fishing Port in Keelung. It was pointed out that the fishing boat sailed outside the central line of the strait to meet with the Chinese receiving vessel to complete the transshipment, and then pretended to fish at sea to cover up publicity. The Coast Guard later reviewed the calibration and positioning of the harbor surveillance and mine system, and intercepted the fishing vessel involved in the case off the coast of Keelung early this morning. However, Zhang Junjie was no longer on board, and the captain was immediately arrested.
On the other hand, Gao Jin Sumei was involved in Zhang Junjie's case involving communist espionage. Yesterday, the Taiwan High Prosecutor's Office directed the National Security Station of the Investigation Bureau to interview her for the first time. After the interrogation, she was banned from leaving the country in violation of the National Security Law. Gao Jin Sumei choked, saying that the prosecutor's interrogation made people feel puzzled and a bit creepy. She hoped that Taiwan would not return to the era of martial law and dictatorship.
In response to the case of Gao Jin Sumei, Zhu Fenglian, spokesperson of the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council, choked at a regular press conference today. Out of the nature of Taiwan independence, the "DPP authorities" continue to manipulate the judiciary, frame crimes, create green terror, suppress and persecute Taiwanese people from all walks of life who support and participate in cross-strait exchanges, and disrupt normal cross-strait exchanges and cooperation. Their perverse actions are unpopular and have aroused the indignation and opposition of more and more Taiwan compatriots.
Zhu Fenglian said that peace, development, exchanges and cooperation are the common aspiration of compatriots on both sides of the Taiwan Strait and are in line with the common interests of compatriots on both sides. The general trend of exchanges and close relations between compatriots on both sides of the Taiwan Straits cannot be stopped by anyone or any force.
Taiwanese media asked whether future cross-strait exchanges between politicians or private individuals may have a chilling effect due to accusations of national security infiltration. Zhu Ji replied, "Our policy of promoting cross-strait exchanges is consistent and clear. We did it before, we do it now, and we will do it in the future."
In response, the Mainland Affairs Council responded that Taiwan is a society governed by the rule of law. Regardless of the identity or political stance of the parties involved, as long as illegal activities are involved, they should be investigated and dealt with in accordance with the law. As for the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council's tendency to turn judicial cases into so-called "green terror", this association once again reiterates that the Chinese Communist Party is not qualified to dictate Taiwan's internal affairs. Such statements politicize judicial cases and will only offend the Taiwanese people.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The investigation unit will continue to pursue the absconding Zhang Junjie and bring him to justice
Very likely · Within weeks
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