Beichen, who was formerly of the Kuomintang nationality, issued a statement announcing his withdrawal from the party on December 31 last year. Rumor has it that he may join the DPP to run for the election. In an interview on the 6th, Beichen said that he “won’t take off the blue clothes on his body.” He will not elect legislators and mayors in the future. Party membership is running for the Taoyuan district councilor. As soon as the news came out, some netizens asked angrily, “Get closer to Taiwan independence, are you worthy of the medals of the Republic of China?” This message was praised by a large number of netizens.
After Beichen announced his withdrawal from the party, he immediately publicly supported Lin Jingyi, the candidate of the DPP by-election for the second constituency of Taichung. This was criticized by supporters of the blue camp, which triggered speculation regarding joining the green camp to participate in the election. KMT deputy spokesperson Yang Zhidou was even more ironic: “Different ways are not conspiring. I look forward to Mr. Yu Beichen’s withdrawal from the KMT to represent the DPP in the Taoyuan mayor election. Praise.”
According to comprehensive media reports, Yu Beichen said on the 6th that he might not take off the blue clothes on his body and would run for Taoyuan City Council as a non-party status. In a big tone,” he will not do anything beyond his abilities, and emphasize that his election campaign will be “very refreshing.” During the election period, there will be no flags, signs, and headquarters. The deposit will also figure out its own way.
The news that Yu Beichen has no party membership to participate in the election caused heated discussions. Netizens poured into the “Zhongshi News Network” to leave a message: “A bunch of Taluban classes are really hard to warm up Beichen’s messages.” “Speculators may be better than For a while, the historical judgement is that the late festival is not guaranteed!” “Those who are not loyal to the party must be prohibited from applying to return to the party in the future in order to establish a system for entering and leaving the party.” “He thinks he can be elected? Among them, some netizens questioned, “If you move closer to Taiwan independence, are you worthy of the medals of the Republic of China?” This message received dozens of likes, and netizens agreed.
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