
China's Taiwan Affairs Office sanctioned Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang's father's company for the second time today, demanding he "prove his innocence." Lawyer Chen Yikai said that a local election in Taiwan alarmed Beijing's rescue, which showed that Shen's father was very clean, and sarcastically said that "the son will probably never be able to hold his head high in front of Beijing."
AI-generated summary
China's Taiwan Affairs Office announced sanctions on the company of Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang's father and asked him to prove his innocence.
China's Taiwan Affairs Office today sanctioned Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang's father's company for the second time. Lawyer Chen Yikai said that a local election in Taiwan caused so much alarm that Beijing came to the rescue. "Young Master will probably never be able to hold his head high in front of Beijing again."
Chen Yikai posted an article on the fan blog "A Lawyer's Notebook" today, saying that the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council today claimed to sanction another company of Shen Boyang's father and asked them to "prove their innocence." However, just by the words "self-proven innocence", it can be seen that that country is very far away from modern civilization. Does the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council mean that business dealings between family members and Chinese people are unclear? It turns out that the Chinese are so unworthy in the eyes of the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council. Isn’t this an insult to China?
Chen Yikai believes that this actually shows that Father Shen is very clean. If there is any evidence that is not worthy of public opinion, just throw it out. There is no need to bluff and ask for "self-proven innocence." And this actually shows that Father Shen is very clean. If there is any evidence that is not worthy of public opinion, just throw it out. There is no need to bluff and ask for "self-proven innocence."
Chen Yikai finally said that Shen Boyang is really proud that a local election in Taiwan can be fought to the point of alerting Beijing to come to the rescue. "From now on, the young master will probably never be able to hold his head high in front of Beijing."

Pro-communist Hong Kong media accused the family of Shen Boyang, a Democratic Progressive Party candidate for Taipei mayor, of making money in China. Scholar Ye Yaoyuan analyzed that this is a cognitive operation by China's Ministry of National Security to intervene in Taiwan's elections through Hong Kong forces, aiming to deepen Taiwan's social opposition and polarization and have a negative impact on the democratic process.

The hot word "ocean current" in the Taipei mayoral election has attracted attention. Ming Chuan University communication scholar Du Shengcong analyzed that although the ocean current makes the election suspense, its power may be overestimated. The key to whether Taipei can be overturned lies in whether the turnout can increase significantly and whether voters who support Chiang can be persuaded to switch.

At the end of July this year, the Siraya people were approved as the Pingpu Aboriginal group and their identity registration was opened. As of the end of September, 1,336 people had completed the registration. The Aboriginal Association stated that 118 regulations need to be revised to protect the rights and interests of the Pingpu people. The final review is currently being carried out and will be submitted to the Executive Yuan for confirmation.

Recently, the Songshan Airport relocation issue has attracted attention. Minister of Health and Welfare Shi Chongliang said that medical evacuation and remote support manpower for outlying islands such as Kinmen and Matsu may be affected, and he bluntly said that he felt like he was being raided by Taipei City for suddenly proposing this proposal.

This year's Double Ninth Festival gift money in New Taipei City will be transferred to the designated account on the 14th, and cash collection will be distributed from the 17th. More than 820,000 elders in the city are eligible, and the amount ranges from 1,500 yuan to 20,000 yuan.

Shen Boyang, the Taipei mayoral candidate of the Democratic Progressive Party, was being monitored by Hong Kong people across the sea. The identity of the financial sponsor was revealed by a weekly magazine to be former Hong Kong policeman Ju Juexian. The internet celebrity Sichamao later found out the photos of the person involved and posted them on social media, jokingly saying that Hong Kong people cannot come to Taiwan to file a personal information lawsuit.