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The director of the National History Museum was handed over from Chen Yishen to Chen Cuilian, and the handover was supervised by Pan Mengan, Secretary-General of the Presidential Office. After taking office, Chen Cuilian said in an interview that in recent years, some people have tried to form a "grand alliance outside the party", which is to steal the name of past democratic movements.
[Reporter Huang Xulei/Taichung Report] Chen Cuilian, the new director of the National History Museum, said in a statement that some people want to form a "big alliance outside the party" and steal the name of the past democratic movement. Taichung Mayor Lu Xiuyan responded with heavy fire before presiding over the city meeting this morning. She said, "As the director of the National History Museum, she must be strong-willed and not ideological." Therefore, he (Chen Cuilian) made political attacks as soon as he took office. She (Lu Xiuyan) personally felt that she was very incompetent and felt very regretful.
The National History Museum was handed over under the supervision of the Secretary-General of the Presidential Office Pan Mengan, and was handed over from the outgoing director Chen Yishen to the new director Chen Cuilian. After taking office, Chen Cuilian said in an interview that in recent years, some people have tried to form a "grand alliance outside the party", which is to steal the name of the past democratic movement.
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Before Taichung Mayor Lu Xiuyan presided over a city meeting today (15th), the media asked National History Museum Director Chen Cuilian that the "Grand Opposition Alliance Outside the Party" was misappropriating the name of the democratic movement. What did the mayor think?
Lu Xiuyan said that the purpose of the establishment of the National History Museum is to "make history for the country." As the director of the National History Museum, he must be able to have integrity, be fair and objective, and not have any personal ideology, so that the history he makes can be fair and objective.
Lu Xiuyan said that the director of the National History Museum cannot be ideologically involved in politics and should remain silent about politics because he must have integrity and be fair and objective. Therefore, she (Chen Cuilian) made political attacks as soon as she took office. She personally feels that she is very incompetent and feels very regretful.
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