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China's Taiwan Affairs Office regarded Shen Boyang as the "number one culprit" in Taiwan's election this year, and it elaborated and heated it up for two consecutive days. On October 13, China's Ministry of National Security directed the Central Taiwan Affairs Office and the Liaison Office of the Central People's Government in Hong Kong to work. On the 14th, the Taiwan Affairs Office announced at a press conference that it would punish VWAY and ban it from trading with Chinese companies. It also criticized Shen Boyang and Cai Kangyong as "two-faced people."
The Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council of China just can't change it, and today it can't help but target Shen Boyang. In addition to reviving the old accusations against Shen's father, today's press conference will add a "killer" trick, announcing that it will "impose punishment on VWAY Company" and ban it from trading with Chinese companies. At the same time, it will implicate Cai Kangyong and curse him as a "two-faced man." When the news came, people couldn't help but laugh: Is this the power of God?
The Chinese government regards Shen Boyang as the "number one culprit" in Taiwan's election this year. Those who don't know this attitude think that they are "scolding a little but helping", insisting that Shen Boyang must be "highly regarded".
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In order to "promote" Shen Boyang, for fear that his election in Taipei City would not be popular or hot enough, this time we have been laying out and warming up the situation for two consecutive days. On October 13, China’s Ministry of National Security directly directed the operations of the Central Taiwan Affairs Office and the Liaison Office of the Central People’s Government in Hong Kong. The person directing the operations in Hong Kong was none other than Zhou Ji, who is currently the deputy director of the Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, the deputy director of the Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office of the State Council, the director of the Liaison Office of the Central People’s Government in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (Liaison Office of the Central People’s Government in Hong Kong), and the national security advisor of the Committee for Safeguarding National Security in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.
On the afternoon of the 13th, the Lao Communist Party also mobilized its entire system. After the pro-China Hong Kong media "Wen Wei Po" launched an attack, many media in Taiwan received notices from the other side, asking them to follow up and expand this issue. However, due to the high sensitivity of the election season, except for a few online media, the general reaction of Taiwan's major news organizations was not as Beijing expected. The Taiwan-related system was very concerned about this and even complained. Beijing then took the second step and specially arranged the Taiwan Affairs Office press conference on the 14th to set this topic, hoping that Taiwanese media would ask questions about it.
At the Taiwan Affairs Office press conference today, the Taiwanese media did not cooperate in asking this question. Later, it was asked by the China Review Society. It was almost like directing and acting on their own. This allowed Chen Binhua, spokesperson of the Taiwan Affairs Office, to successfully carry out the organization's tasks and publicly criticize Shen Boyang and Tsai Kangyong for their "not".
Speaking of "making red money", it reminds me of Jiang Wanan's father, Jiang Xiaoyan, who was dissatisfied with a Taiwanese businessman named Wu who accused him of "taking money and not doing anything" when he was the chairman of the "China Taiwan Business Development Promotion Association", so he filed a lawsuit for compensation. However, in May 2002, the Taipei District Court ruled that Jiang Xiaoyan lost the case, and Jiang Xiaoyan did not appeal. The Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council does not care about this record, which is very interesting.
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