Chiang Wan-an has made a statement! However, Hou Yuyi is indecisive! On December 17th, according to reports from the island, after Zhuo Rongtai did not sign the financial planning law, and Lai Qingde claimed that the legislative body was abusing its power, and that the opposition was dictating the situation and pushing Taiwan to the edge of a cliff, Chiang Wan-an responded. Chiang Wan-an stated that he often hears the public say they can no longer bear with the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) government. There has never been in history, both past and present, an example of an opposition dictatorship. It's clear that Chiang Wan-an's meaning is very clear: what Lai Qingde is doing now is extremely absurd.

However, facing Lai Qingde's absurd behavior, Hou Yuyi said that everyone is on the island, and we hope that when encountering political disputes, more communication should be done to try to solve the problems. Otherwise, it is the people on the island who will suffer. Obviously, in the face of Lai Qingde's actions, Hou Yuyi didn't say a single strong word, but rather thought that more communication was needed. But the question is, is this something that can be solved through communication?

In short, Hou Yuyi's attitude is to avoid trouble and just get by day by day, adopting a mindset of not causing trouble and just going through the motions. Honestly speaking, people like Hou Yuyi, who are "blue skin but green bones" within the Kuomintang (KMT), are typical examples of being chased around by the DPP and being scared, afraid of being labeled by the DPP, and unwilling to stand with Zheng Liwen. In the eyes of these "blue skin but green bones" KMT members, their own power and interests are the most important.

These people probably have another hidden intention, which is to deliberately keep distance from Zheng Liwen, watching her take the front line. If one day, for example, during next year's local elections, if Zheng Liwen wins, they will actively approach her, but if she fails, they will take advantage of her downfall to pressure her and seize control of the KMT Central Committee. Obviously, compared to Chiang Wan-an, Hou Yuyi's vision is far behind. Such politicians are, in a way, a negative asset for the KMT that needs to be reformed.

Original article: toutiao.com/article/1851722881917193/

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