By-election for the Chairman of the Central Party Committee of the Chinese Kuomintang’s Sub-Provincial Branch and Party Members’ Symposium

By-election for the Chairman of the Central Party Committee of the Chinese Kuomintang’s Sub-Provincial Branch directly under the Sub-Province and Party Members’ Symposium The Arizona branch of the Chinese Kuomintang held a by-election vote for the Central Party Chairman and a party member symposium at the Chinese Buffet in Phoenix on March 19th...

At 11 o'clock in the morning, the meeting began. Wang Wei, member of the branch standing committee, made a report, emphasizing that all by-election matters must be carried out carefully in accordance with the relevant regulations of the Party Central Committee, "to ensure fairness, fairness and openness." Committee member Pan Wenhui explained the work procedures such as ticket collection, circle selection, and voting. Member Yan Yu specially announced that the donations to the "Hong Xiuzhu Supporters' Association Fund" will be returned immediately after the meeting. The voting took place immediately and was successfully completed at approximately 12 noon. After lunch, Dr. Shaojun, the chairman of the symposium, delivered a speech, briefly describing the relationship between the four presidents’ administration and the rise and fall of the Kuomintang. President Chiang Ching-kuo worked hard to govern, promoted democracy and the rule of law and the Ten Major Constructions, created the miracle of Taiwan, and called for the unification of China with the Three People's Principles. This was the heyday of the Kuomintang in Taiwan. Unfortunately, after Lee Teng-hui took over, in the name of localization, he pursued Taiwan independence and manipulated the Kuomintang into a foreign political power. Chen Shui-bian served two terms for eight years, changing history, education, operating legislation, and the media, and sparing no effort to de-Sinicize Taiwan. Although Taiwan independence failed, populism grew stronger. At this time and place, the Kuomintang can still persist in its beliefs and make unremitting efforts. Ma Ying-jeou won back power and made concessions everywhere in order to be the president of the people. He had no position. The Kuomintang no longer adheres to the central idea, and party members are no longer united. After eight years of governance, poor consideration, deliberate misinterpretation by the media, and malicious boycott by the opposition parties; Taipei mayor, nine-in-one public offices, and presidential elections were grossly misguided. Today's defeat is inevitable. Shaojun hopes that the new party chairman can return to the party’s central philosophy, reinvigorate the party’s moral character and make a comeback. The symposium lasted about two hours, and the comrades spoke enthusiastically and meaningfully. Concerns about Taiwan's current politics, economy, education, society and military are palpable. Comrades who have not yet spoken, either in written statements or in private discussions, hereby summarize it as follows: The establishment and development of a political party must be based on the central idea. Today, the Democratic Progressive Party advocates Taiwan's independence, but the Kuomintang dares not declare the concept of reunification. However, this does not help win votes, and it has lost its original loyal supporters. "No unification, no independence, no force" is negative and vague, has no real effect, and can only be a temporary compromise, not a long-term solution. Removing China and changing it to "Kuomintang" or "Kuomintang" is nonsense that ignores the historical origins of the founding of the Kuomintang. To put it bluntly, why not start a new one or join the Democratic Progressive Party. Cross-Strait separation is a national matter and must be done cautiously. In terms of the current political, diplomatic, economic and other domestic and international situations, as well as the national interests of the same people, can Taiwan's independence be successful? Where will it go? We hope that both sides of the Taiwan Strait can deal with the integration issue with great wisdom and broad mind. Have we not discussed confederation or federalism, as well as the national title, national flag, national anthem, etc.? Use the 1992 Consensus as the basis to solve all problems and difficulties. The Kuomintang’s party assets have their own historical background, accumulated over hundreds of years, and cannot be summed up as “improper”. Is it possible that the Kuomintang did not expect the hard work of the party members? The Kuomintang retreated from the mainland, transported hundreds of tons of gold, stabilized Taiwan’s economy; Should the priceless national treasure of the Forbidden City be returned? The DPP should pursue Chen Shui-bian's "Cape 700 million", half of which should be used as a nation-building fund and half of which should be given to the elderly. Wouldn't it take care of both internal and external issues and get the best of both worlds? There is no lack of Chinese and foreign research on the 228 Incident. It was a conspiracy and riot instigated by external forces. Both compatriots in this province and compatriots in other provinces suffered. Even the Japanese were compensated, but they ignored the cruel suffering of compatriots in other provinces. Not only does it not heal the pain, but it only increases hatred! What is it to commemorate as a national day? Abolish the portrait of the founding father, renovate the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, destroy the bronze statue of Chiang Kai-shek, It is an absurd act initiated by the Democratic Progressive Party for Taiwan independence. The Martyrs' Shrine in Yuanshan is a place where the martyrs are worshiped and emulated by future generations. It is a solemn and sacred symbol of the country's soul. However, the Ministry of Finance's proposal to privatize outsourcing is only a neglect of the martyrs and damages the will and sentiments of the people. If this is the case, it is not more straightforward and trouble-free to simply adopt Chen Shui-bian's suggestion that Taiwan is a trusteeship of the United States and that Taiwan should be fully outsourced.