
Guo Yixi, the son of the late general Guo Libo, expressed his willingness to have his DNA tested. Guo Xi broke the news about the genes of Guo Furniture's twins and called on Jiang Wanan to accept the test.
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Taipei Mayor Yang Han'an's background and family connections have long been the focus of politics and public opinion.
Photos of Jiang Wanan (left) and Guo Libo's son Guo Yixi (right), the two are somewhat similar. (File photo, provided by Huang Qinglong)
The mystery of Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan's life experience has once again aroused heated discussion in the political arena. Guo Yixi, the son of the late general Guo Libo, recently publicly expressed his willingness to take a DNA test with Jiang Wanan to clarify his ancestry. Jiang Wanan reluctantly responded, "Why do we have to discuss DNA in every election?" Lawyer Lin Zhiqun wrote in reply, "Because you don't even dare to test." Former Navy consultant and Taipei mayoral candidate Guo Xi then stepped up the revelations, pointing out that the Guo family has the gene for twins and has multiple sets of twins. On the other hand, the Chiang family has never had twins. He warned that if Chiang Wanan wants to compete for the presidency in the future, he must accept a DNA test to clear up doubts and not blindly avoid it.
Guo Xi analyzed in the political commentary program "The Times Look to Money, Times Look to Money" that Zhang Xiaoyan and Zhang Xiaoci were both twins, but Zhang Xiaoci never thought of changing his surname during his lifetime. Instead, Zhang Xiaoyan actively persuaded his younger brother to recognize their ancestors and return to the clan, and finally successfully changed their surname to "Chiang" in the absence of a DNA test report. This was full of suspicions of privilege.
Program hosts Chen Ningguan and Guo Xi further pointed out that there are multiple sets of twins in the descendants of the Guo Libo family, indicating that the family carries the twin gene, but there is no record of twins in the Jiang family. Guo Xi bluntly said that if the photos of Guo Yixi and Jiang Wanan when they were young were compared together, the similarity would be as high as 90%, and Guo Yixi is most likely Jiang Wanan's biological uncle.
When faced with Jiang Wanan’s complaint, “Why are you bothering me with DNA?”, Guo Xi stressed that Jiang Wanan seems to be able to laugh it off now because his current competitors have not yet posed a threat, but if he wants to compete for a big position in the future, the legitimacy and authenticity of his bloodline will definitely not be escapable. “What Taipei citizens are asking you now is that you just take a DNA test, so that all citizens can know, ‘Is you Zhang Wanan, Jiang Wanan or Wang Wanan?’”
In response, Taiwanese Internet celebrity Xu Xiaohua posted that this is the super important point of surnames. Other netizens left messages saying, "Apart from maths, neither can genes", "True can't be faked, and fake can't be true. If you verify your identity, no one will chase X in the future."

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