The Popular Party Group once again attacked Xu Jiaqing and accused a family of three of "parasitic overseas Chinese committee"

The Popular Party Group yesterday accused Xu Jiaqing, chairman of the Overseas Chinese Affairs Council, of abusing his privileges during his tenure to allow his underage son to accompany him on a business trip to Europe, and even tacitly allowed her husband to use a private official car to visit Washington. This triggered discussions from all walks of life. Even the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Wu Zhizhong responded. Xu Ji said that Xu "is also a mother" but Baiying did not appreciate it. White House committee member Chen Zhaozi once again quoted the explosive news this morning to blast that when Xu attended the "North American Taiwanese Women's Association Annual Conference" two years ago, a whole family of three came to "parasitic overseas Chinese committee".

In response, Xu Jiaqing reiterated in the afternoon that he had not abused public funds or power, and emphasized that it should be a basic human right in a democratic society for her family to fly to see her at their own expense.

The People's Party caucus held a press conference yesterday and accused Xu Jiaqing of repeatedly asking his son to accompany him on "eating and driving" trips when he was serving as the Overseas Chinese Affairs Council, and even pretended to be a staff member such as a "photographer", abusing his privileges; his husband Tang Bowei even drove an official car of an embassy abroad to go to New York for a private trip across state lines.

However, Chen Zhaozi, deputy chief convener of the People's Party caucus and legislator Chen Zhaozi, received another revelation today (6) that when Xu Qian (2024) attended the "36th Annual Conference of the Taiwanese Women's Association of North America and Visiting Overseas Chinese Communities in Vancouver Area", a whole family of three appeared on camera and bluntly said that the whole family was "parasitic on the Overseas Chinese Committee." The People's Party said that if the exposed photos are compared with the records of Xu Jiaqing's son's overseas travels that year, it will be found that the trip to Vancouver was the starting point.

The Popular Party Group questioned that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs allowed Xu Jiaqing to use his privileges to let his husband use the official vehicle of the foreign embassy. This involved the director, deputy director, employees of the DC Center, the administrative team, political team and accounting team of the US Department responsible for vehicle management. There is a huge structure of accomplices. Should there be a thorough investigation? He even asked the Overseas Chinese Affairs Council whether this business trip should be considered a "Xu Jiaqing family trip" or an "official trip"?

The Popular Party Group stated that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said last night that it would conduct a thorough investigation, but today it actually sent Parliamentary Secretary Wu Zhizhong to come out to calm down and ask everyone to "understand" that Xu Jiaqing is a mother. Her 14-year-old son is alone in Taiwan and must take on the responsibility of taking care of her. "Excuse me, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in addition to being considerate that she is a mother who has to take care of her children, we must also be considerate that her family does not own a car, so do we allow the Chairman's family to embezzle and abuse official cars?"