Huang Renxun’s extramarital affair with Chinese female spy Liang Wenjie reveals that the Mainland Affairs Council pays attention to "this loophole"
The Executive Yuan confirmed that Taiwan and the United States have cooperated cross-borderly to investigate the case. Mainland Affairs Council spokesman Liang Wenjie said that whether the case is a spy is the responsibility of other units and that the Mainland Affairs Council attaches great importance to institutional issues.
Quick Look
- Huida CEO Huang Jen-Hsun revealed that he had an extramarital affair with a Chinese woman Huang Le and raised concerns about national security.
- The Executive Yuan confirmed that Taiwan and the United States have cooperated cross-border investigations.
- Mainland Affairs Council spokesman Liang Wenjie said that the Mainland Affairs Council has not received intelligence from the United States and is currently paying more attention to loopholes in export control of high-tech items.
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Why It Matters
Huida CEO Huang Renxun is rumored to have had an extramarital affair with a Chinese woman Huang Le, and Huang Le has come to Taiwan with a Hong Kong passport many times.
NVIDIA CEO Jen-Hsun Huang recently revealed that he had an extramarital affair with Chinese female spy Huang Le. Huang Le has come to Taiwan with a Hong Kong passport many times. The Executive Yuan confirmed today that Taiwan and the United States have launched a cross-border cooperative investigation into the case. Regarding this, Mainland Affairs Council spokesperson Liang Wenjie said that whether it was a spy or something else is the responsibility of other units. The Mainland Affairs Council pays more attention to institutional issues.
Liang Wenjie pointed out at the Mainland Affairs Council press conference, "We don't know what the specific investigation is. For the Mainland Affairs Council, we are more concerned about the loopholes in the export control of high-tech items. This is an issue we take more seriously. As for whether the specific individual is a spy or something else, other units are responsible."
The media asked, when did the Taiwan government learn that Huang Le might be involved in national security concerns? Did the United States really issue a warning to Taiwan government agencies or provide intelligence related to Huang Le? Liang Wenjie responded that you were talking about the New York Times report. "I don't know whether the report is correct or not." From the perspective of the Mainland Affairs Council, it is true that the Mainland Affairs Council has not received relevant information.
Regarding whether Hong Kong and Macao people coming to Taiwan will be strictly scrutinized in the future? Liang Wenjie said, "We have always conducted checks on people from Hong Kong, Macau and China coming to Taiwan, and we also have to look at specific information and clues. If not, it may be a general review; if there is specific information or clues, the review will be strengthened and much stricter, so the status of each case will be different. In the case of Huang Le, the Mainland Affairs Council has not received relevant information before, which is certain."
The media asked, can we confirm that Huang Le is a Chinese spy? Liang Wenjie said, "We are just like you. We have also seen the information in the media. We have no way to confirm or not confirm this matter."
Have other government agencies received any intelligence from the US? Liang Wenjie responded, "I can only say that the MAC has not received it, because the MAC is not an intelligence agency. We are not sure whether other units have received it, but the MAC has not received it."
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Relevant units will review or strengthen the review mechanism for people from Hong Kong, Macao and China to come to Taiwan.
Likely · Within weeks
Open Questions
- Is Huang Le indeed a Chinese spy?
- Has the US ever provided relevant intelligence to the Taiwan government?
- How to remedy the loopholes in export control of high-tech items?







