The Democratic Progressive Party suffered a major defeat in the 9-in-1 election, and the party has continued to criticize it. The case written by former Hsinchu Mayor Lin Zhijian was regarded as one of the major factors in the defeat. Cai Yiyu, a legislator of the Democratic Progressive Party, said in an exclusive interview with an online program today (5th) After the incident, he appealed during the group discussion of the party group not to confront the National Taiwan University and work hard. As a result, this incident later led us to treat intellectuals as idiots, and many young people became despised of the DPP because of this.
Cai Yiyu accepted an exclusive interview with Huang Guangqin, a senior media person, on the online program “News Is Not Celery”. Regarding the DPP’s nine-in-one defeat, he admitted that there was pressure to ask questions. It’s a cannon-type person who keeps saying what he wants to say without taking his position into consideration. He also said that his father said that he hoped that the president would go on a trip to the mountains and rivers, etc., had his own context, and he saw that these speeches were very stressful.
Talking regarding Lin Zhijian’s paper, Cai Yiyu believes that what the DPP needs to review is, “Why did the DPP change its mind? This is not good, because everyone has their own opinions on everything, but the starting point is for the good of the DPP. I also want to create a new path for the year-end election campaign.”
Cai Yiyu said that the DPP’s election strategy was wrong this time. He also pointed out problems when he appeared on media programs before, but he would be named and marked by the party when he talked regarding it. People were beaten as enemies, and they lamented that the DPP’s past arrogance and airing have disappeared.
Cai Yiyu revealed that following the incident of Lin Zhijian’s dissertation, he sent messages to Ke Jianming, He Peishan, Zheng Yunpeng and others to discuss the dissertation, but they all had confidence in the dissertation. He put forward his opinions in the party group group, thinking that he should not directly confront National Taiwan University, but he did not expect that the content would also be leaked.
