
Zhang Junjie has been managing cross-strait exchanges for Gaojin for many years. His eldest daughter lives in Beijing and his son-in-law is hit producer Yuichi Arai. The prosecutor is trying to figure out whether he is a conduit for absconding.
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In June, the Northern District Attorney's Office charged Zhang Jun Jae with corruption, fraud and money laundering for more than 16 years.
Non-party legislator Gao Jin Sumei was involved in the corruption case "big accountant" Zhang Junjie, who destroyed his electronic bracelet, jumped bail and fled. The Taipei District Court has issued a wanted order. It is understood that Zhang Changnian handles cross-strait exchanges for Gaofin. His eldest daughter Zhang Jiaqi has settled in Beijing, and his son-in-law is producer Yuichi Arai who has won the Golden Melody Award twice. The Zhang family already has a life and business network in the local area. It remains to be clarified whether it became a hiding place or a communication channel for him after he absconded.
Zhang Junjie’s Chinese connections span the unification group, aboriginal ethnic exchanges, and China’s Taiwan-related and ethnic affairs systems. He once served as the president of the Xia Chao Federation, the secretary-general of the China Unification Alliance, and the executive director of the Aboriginal Tribe Task Force. After entering Gao Jin Sumei’s parliamentary office in 2002, he was responsible for long-term exchanges and related activities with China, and was regarded as Gao’s core staff and practical operator.
It is understood that Zhang Junjie has participated in the Gao Jin Sumei team's exchange trips to Beijing, Yunnan and other places over the years, and his contact levels include the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council and China's ethnic affairs units. After the 2009 August 8 typhoon, Gao Jin Sumei went to Beijing to be received by then Chinese President Hu Jintao. The Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council subsequently provided 20 million yuan in relief funds, and the "Taiwan Aboriginal Multi-Ethnic Cultural Exchange Association" established by Gao was connected in Taiwan. Zhang Junjie served as the office director at the time and has also been involved in the operation of the association for a long time.
It is understood that Zhang Junjie's eldest daughter Zhang Jiaqi lives in Beijing, and her husband Arai Yuichi was born in Hong Kong. His father is Japanese and his mother is Hong Kong. He studied at the Central Conservatory of Music in Beijing and has lived in Beijing for more than ten years. Arai is a percussionist and music producer. He has been active in the Chinese music circle for a long time and has collaborated with singers such as Li Ronghao, Yi Yang Qianxi, Chen Li, A-Lin and Matzka.
Arai Shiyi once wrote Mok Wenwei's "Never Gone, Not See You" and Ah Bang's "vavayan. "Women" twice won the Golden Melody Award for Best Album Producer, and served as the music director of the Chinese variety show "Time Concert". He has been operating in the Beijing entertainment industry for many years. Zhang Junjie, his daughter, and son-in-law also participated in the aboriginal and political activities of the Gao Jin Sumei team in their early years, and they have a close relationship with each other.
In June this year, the Beijing Prosecutor's Office indicted Zhang Junjie on charges of corruption, fraud, and money laundering. It determined that his criminal proceeds amounted to more than 15.18 million yuan and requested more than 16 years in prison. Although the prosecutor opposed Zhang's bail on the grounds that Zhang had overseas financial resources, his eldest daughter lived in Beijing and had not arrived at the case, the Beijing Prosecutor's Office still ruled that Zhang Junjie should be released on bail for 10 million yuan and be subject to technological monitoring. Unexpectedly, Zhang lost contact after destroying and discarding his electronic bracelet late at night on the 6th. The North Hospital has issued a wanted order until 2059.
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