Taiwan Strait Network Comprehensive Report on February 29 ** Lai Qingde will take office on May 20, and it is rumored that Lai intends to stay in charge of Taiwan's administrative agency Chen Jianren. In this regard, Chen Jianren emphasized yesterday that he will advance and retreat with Tsai Ing-wen, 5The post-20s generation will return to Taiwan to engage in academic research at the "Academia Sinica". **Li Junyi, a former representative of the People's Republic of China, said that the future responsible person of Taiwan's administrative organs may have to meet two conditions, one of which must be a candidate that Taiwan's legislature can support, and this may eliminate many people.
Regarding the rumors that Lai Qingde will remain in Chen Chien-jen, on the morning of 27 July, Zhang Qikai, a representative of the People's Party's public opinion, asked Chen Chien-jen in the Taiwan legislature whether he would stay in office, and Chen Chien-jen said that he loves academic research and will return to Taiwan's "Academia Sinica" to study academics after leaving office. Zhang Qikai asked, is there any possibility of staying in office? Including if Lai Qingde please, it won't be? Even if Tsai Ing-wen opens her mouth, she doesn't want to stay? Chen Jianren emphasized that when Tsai Ing-wen invited him to be the "premier", he said that he would advance and retreat with Tsai Ing-wen on May 20.
On the afternoon of the 27th, when Lai Qingde attended the event, he was shouted "whether to stay in Chen Jianren", when Lai heard the question, he stopped slightly, and glanced at the shouting **, but did not respond; ** shouted again, "But Chen Jianren wants to advance and retreat with Tsai Ing-wen", Lai did not respond to this, and walked directly into the venue.
** Li Junyi, a former representative of the People's Republic of China, pointed out in the island's political discussion program "News Talk" on the 27th that in terms of policy, if the Taiwan legislature does not support it, I am afraid that not a single policy can be pushed, so the next person to serve as Taiwan's executive body must be a candidate who can be supported by the Taiwan legislature, and this will be a great challenge, and many candidates will be eliminated. In addition, Li Junyi said that this candidate should be able to help Lai Qingde add points to the popularity of the society.
Regarding the analysis of the above two points, Li Junyi stressed that the candidate has not yet surfaced, and believes that it is still too early to discuss this issue.