Hu Caiping criticized Zhang Shanzheng for getting rid of Micron, and Zhanjiang village prosecutor sued Zhanjiang for spreading rumors.

KMT Taoyuan City Councilor candidate Zhan Jiangcun (left) went to the Taoyuan District Prosecutor's Office to ring the bell and accuse financial internet celebrity Hu Caiping of violating the Public Officials Election and Removal Law with the crime of "intending to cause someone to be unelected." (Photo by reporter Zhou Minhong)

In response to a recent article by financial internet celebrity Hu Caiping, which alleged that Micron Technology had suspended Taoyuan expansion projects and criticized Taoyuan Mayor Zhang Shanzheng for "getting rid of Micron," KMT Taoyuan City District 1 (Taoyuan District) city council candidate Zhan Jiangcun went to the Taoyuan District Prosecutor's Office this morning to ring the bell and file a complaint. Zhan said that Hu blamed the Zhang City Government for the Micron-related disputes and was suspected of violating the Public Employee Election and Removal Law by "intending to cause someone to be unelected." He hoped that the prosecutor would investigate in accordance with the law.

Zhan Jiangcun said that Micron has recently suspended some new plant projects due to labor disputes and uncertainty in negotiations at the Taoyuan plant. Hu Caiping is suspected of spreading major investment news that has not been officially confirmed by Micron. She also blamed the Chang Shanzheng city government for rumors that Micron had suspended investment in Taoyuan due to corporate labor disputes. Apparently, she has spread rumors without cause and effect and evidence.

"The Micron labor dispute has long attracted the attention of the central government, but Hu Caiping blamed Zhang Shanzheng for the complex labor issue and never mentioned the Ministry of Labor. The motives are questionable." Zhan Jiangcun said that the Taoyuan City Industrial Federation held a press conference at the Ministry of Labor on October 28, requesting the central government to explain the Micron labor agreement. In addition, On November 2, he issued a public statement questioning the Ministry of Labor’s handling of relevant issues in the negotiation process, but Hu never mentioned it. After the Micron labor dispute, the Zhang Municipal Labor Bureau held multiple coordination meetings, and Zhang personally participated in labor negotiations. Hu, relying only on some online information, one-sidedly alleged that the local government was responsible for the company’s divestment.

When Hu Caiping learned that Zhanjiangcun was preparing to file a lawsuit, she wrote that the news that Micron had suspended its investment in Taoyuan came from a Bloomberg report and was not fabricated out of thin air. As for Zhanjiangcun's lawsuit against her, "I am very surprised to hear this news. Please file a lawsuit."

Kuomintang Taoyuan City Council candidate Zhan Jiangcun (front) questioned financial internet celebrity Hu Caiping for blaming the Zhang Shanzheng Municipal Government for Micron-related disputes, which is suspected of spreading rumors. (Photo by reporter Zhou Minhong)