After the Kuomintang lost the election once more, there was a wave of criticism within the party. The responsibility of Kuomintang Chairman Zhu Lilun sparked discussion. He said on Facebook yesterday that in the face of the failure of the Taichung Second Constituency By-election and the recall of Chiang Kai-shek Wanhua, all the blame for the failure, “I must and must shoulder it.” In this regard, Hong Xiuzhu, the former chairman of the Kuomintang, said when asked regarding relevant questions today (13th), I just want to ask you one thing, “There will be local elections this year, do you have to make another internal quarrel for the chairman election to choose you, choose me? Fragmentation? If one person is elected like this, he will surely win? Then do it, but think carefully, time is not in the favor of the Kuomintang.”
Asked regarding your thoughts on the Kuomintang? Hong Xiuzhu said that following several consecutive election defeats, of course morale has been frustrated, there is no doubt, but in the face of this situation, it is useless to be discouraged, and it will help us to deeply examine where the problem is and what to do to make a new comeback. , only despair is useless, and it is also the misfortune of Taiwan. As for the rumors that someone asked Chairman Zhu to step down and replace him with someone else? Hong said, I have to say this, the chairman of the Kuomintang must take responsibility for the success or failure of any election, and the most important thing is to review his strategy, tactics and propositions for some problems.
Hong Xiuzhu explained, but you said you will step down, so I just want to ask you one thing, “This year is regarding to have local elections. Do you have to make another internal fight for you to choose me for the chairman election, and it will be divided? If one person is elected in this way, he will definitely win, then This is done, but we must think carefully. Time is not good for the Kuomintang, and there is not enough time to prepare. We have to find suitable candidates everywhere to make strategic plans. If we do not work hard in this regard, but make re-selection of personnel within the party, will it be good for us? Help is something that must be considered.”
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