Is the DPP Brimming with Talent? Or Does Greater Chaos Mean Greater Profits?

This article uses strong satire to question the Tsai Ing-wen government's personnel appointment logic, specifically naming Defense Minister Feng Shih-kuan, Premier Lin Quang, Taipei Agricultural Marketing Corporation President Wu Yin-ning (promoted from secretary), and Financial Supervisory Commission Chairman Ku Li-hsiung (transitioning from law to finance). Through a Facebook user's analogy, the author sarcastically portrays Tsai as a 'visionary' discovering hidden talents in party members, then questions whether these appointments reflect genuine DPP talent or the political principle 'the greater the chaos, the greater the profits.'

2017年9月5日

China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi vs. DPP's Ku Li-hsiung: A Tale of Two Press Conferences

This article compares how China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Taiwan's Illicit Party Assets Disposition Committee Chairman Ku Li-hsiung handled aggressive reporter questions at separate press conferences. Wang Yi's forceful response to a Canadian journalist in June 2016 versus Ku's contentious exchanges with Taiwan media in August 2016 reveal stark differences between democracies and autocracies in handling public discourse.

2016年8月31日