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Luo Zhiqiang, the campaign director of Kuomintang legislative candidate Jiang Wanan, announced the establishment of an "anti-Obu legal team" to deal with possible false accusations. Democratic Progressive Party legislator Lin Junxian posted a response on Facebook, explaining that the original intention of "be wary of fear" is not to create fear, but to be self-vigilant and cautious.
Luo Zhiqiang, director-general of Jiang Wanan's campaign, announced the establishment of an "Anti-Aubu Lawyers Group" this morning (12). In this regard, DPP legislator Lin Junxian said that being cautious and fearful means that although we see the polls approaching or even taking the lead, we cannot take it lightly and remind ourselves that the votes will be counted on November 28. If organizing a team of lawyers can really give the KMT peace of mind, it would be in line with Jiang Wanan's recent focus on "peace of mind". Even elections require a team of lawyers to feel at ease, which can be regarded as another kind of "move forward with peace of mind."
Lin Junxian stated in a Facebook post that this morning, Chiang Wanan’s campaign director Luo Zhiqiang announced the establishment of an “anti-Aobu lawyer group.” Luo Zhiqiang said that because Shen Boyang has been playing the "fear" card recently, and "after fear, there is a step," so a team of lawyers must be organized to respond to possible false accusations in advance, and handle them in accordance with the law if necessary. Although he doesn't quite understand what "after fear, there is a step", he tried to understand it using the logic of the Kuomintang. They probably want to express that the DPP is "beware of fear" recently.
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Lin Junxian pointed out that since this matter started from him, he has the obligation to promote the spirit of the Beware of Fear Association to the Kuomintang. This sentence comes from "Book of Rites: The Doctrine of the Mean": "That is why a gentleman is cautious about what is not seen, and fear is beyond what is heard. Do not see what is hidden, do not show what is insignificant, so a gentleman should be cautious about what is alone." Therefore, as long as you have a little common sense in Chinese studies, you should know that this passage is not the same as "fear" in general, and it is not meant to deliberately create panic and make voters feel scared.
Lin Junxian continued that its real meaning is to hope that people should always be vigilant about themselves and be in awe. As a gentleman, even when you are living alone and no one is watching, you must behave cautiously and maintain your own requirements at all times. To put it simply, being cautious and fearful is not to scare others, but to remind yourself not to lose your sense of proportion. It is not to create fear, but to be self-vigilant. Use it in this election. I hope that even if you see the polls approaching or even leading, you cannot take it lightly. You must always be vigilant and remind yourself that the votes will be cast on November 28.
Lin Junxian bluntly said, therefore, the Kuomintang can rest assured that the members of the association are all gentlemen and know how to exercise self-discipline. Naturally, they will not make any "outrageous steps". However, if the formation of a legal team can really make the Kuomintang feel at ease, it is in line with Jiang Wanan's recent focus on "peace of mind." Even elections rely on a team of lawyers to feel at ease, which can be regarded as another kind of "moving forward with peace of mind."

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