Council of Agriculture finds Zhang Shanzheng plagiarized Taoshi government responds to angrily criticized “shooting first and then drawing targets” – Politics – Zhongshi

The Council of Agriculture determined that Zhang Shanzheng had plagiarized, and the Taoshi government responded angrily and criticized “first shoot the arrow and then draw the target.”

Taoyuan Mayor Zhang Shanzheng presided over the agricultural electronic research project during his tenure as the vice president of Acer, which was found plagiarized by the Council of Agriculture. Luo Chudong, the director of the Information Department, said on the 18th that it was completely unacceptable and questioned the first of the Council of Agriculture led by Chairman Chen Jizhong. Archery and drawing the target once more, choosing to throw out such a conclusion when the cabinet is regarding to be reshuffled, the motives behind it are doubtful.

“This is a completely unacceptable and highly controversial result!” Luo Chudong said that the decision made by the Council of Agriculture today was to shoot the arrow first and then draw the target before drawing such a conclusion. I believe that the people can make their own decisions.

Luo Chudong also questioned that the rumors of cabinet reshuffle are rampant now, and the Agricultural Committee led by Chairman Chen Jizhong chose to throw such a conclusion at this time, and the motives behind it are suspicious.

When Zhang Shanzheng was the vice president of Acer, he presided over the “Agricultural Electronics Development Strategy Analysis and Planning” research project with a total budget of 57.36 million yuan from 2007 to 2009. He submitted a total of 21 sub-reports in 3 years. Last year, Zhang ran for Taoyuan During his term as mayor, he was accused of plagiarism by the weekly magazine, and was also hunted down by Green Camp. On the 18th, the Council of Agriculture determined that 6 of the sub-plans violated the contract regulations and announced that they would seek compensation from Acer for the project funds of the 6 sub-reports.

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