Zhang Yazhong, the principal of Sun Wen School, announced his candidacy for the presidency, and wanted to win the nomination of the Kuomintang, but he was criticized one after another by the outside world as "what kind of guy?"

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[Reporter Shi Xiaoguang/Taipei Report] Zhang Yazhong, the principal of "Sun Wen School", is seeking the KMT's nomination for the 2024 presidential election. When he was interviewed by a radio program on the evening of this (2) evening, the host mentioned that he had never been a mayor, "What kind of coffee"?

He responded that although people who "been coffee" have administrative experience, Taiwan has become like this today. Are these people not responsible?

Zhang Yazhong said that everyone should stop discussing who is famous or not, but whether they have "beef".

Zhang Yazhong appealed that the KMT Central Committee should allow all those who want to run for election to put forward specific policy proposals, and through debates, let the media and opponents check their evidence, so that the public can know what the future can bring to everyone. The Party Central Committee should have a selection mechanism. For the people to test candidates.

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Zhang Yazhong also said, if the Kuomintang cannot be respected, why should the people support it?

On issues such as the extension of military service, Taiwan's beach mines, and the coming of US House Speaker McCarthy to Taiwan, if the KMT's position is no different from that of the DPP, why should the people support the KMT?

The presidential candidate of the Kuomintang must have a complete discourse on the future of the country and move the people again.

He emphasized that currently the candidate with the highest support from the blue camp is New Taipei Mayor Hou Youyi, but Vice President Lai Qingde has more experience in party and government than Hou Youyi, and the KMT’s social image and ability to mobilize resources are far inferior to the DPP. The two are close relatives, but now is the most vulnerable time for the DPP, and the Kuomintang still has the momentum to win the 9-in-1 election. The former Kuomintang presidential candidate Han Guoyu's reputation is in the sky, so what will happen half a year later?

Even if the DPP is taken down and the Kuomintang is in power in exchange, nothing will change, so what if the party is in power?