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Political Center / Full Report
Readers of the British “Financial Times” selected the 12 most influential women in the world in 2020. Taiwan’s excellent performance in preventing epidemics, resisting Chinese threats and promoting the legalization of same-sex marriage they have become one of the reasons President Tsai Ing-wen was selected successfully. Ironically, KMT Chairman Jiang Qichen launched “Tsai Ing-wen’s 200-Day Inauguration, Political Performance Poll” in a Facebook PO post, listing 11 policies and President Tsai Ing- wen, Ge Kui Su Zhenchang and members of the cabinet, and asked netizens if they should investigate. Satisfaction, but its design that speaks ill of questions and guesses not only causes netizens to drown, but also causes political and party figures to shake their heads frequently.
▲ Tsai Ing-wen was selected as the “World’s Most Influential Woman” for reasons such as epidemic prevention, anti-China, and marriage itself. (Informative photo / Provided by the Presidential Palace)
The “Financial Times” Weekend Magazine (FT Weekend Magazine) selects the world’s most influential women each December. This year, there’s Patrisse Cullors, founder of the “Black Lives Matter” campaign, in Wuhan, China. During the period of confinement, the Chinese writer Fang Fang and others who wrote the diary.
In addition, the “Financial Times” also asked readers to recommend the most worthy of the list, this year it received hundreds of lists and finally selected 12 people. The 12 most influential women in the world in 2020 include President Tsai Ing-wen, New Zealand Prime Minister Arden, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, and German biotech company BioNTech Medical Director Dullezi (Ozlem Tureci, the politician Belarusian Tikhanovskaya (Svetlana Tikhanovskaya), the health director of the Kerera province of India, KK Shailaja, etc.
▲ Jiang Qichen, Chairman of the Kuomintang, launched a public opinion poll on Tsai Ing-wen’s 200 days in office on Facebook. (Photo / Obtained from Facebook of Jiang Qichen)
Readers who nominated Tsai Ing-wen said that Tsai Ing-wen resolutely prohibited Chinese from entering Taiwan at the beginning of the outbreak. This decision was quite a wise one. It also made Taiwan one of the best performing economies this year. On the political front, Tsai Ing-wen resisted pressure from Beijing, while avoiding rising tensions across the Strait, and supported and approved the legalization of same-sex marriage.
The Kuomintang is also launching a poll today, but the subject of its poll is “How many elements are you dissatisfied with when the Cai government is in charge?” The quasi-central government will open the Lai pigs, “the locals are not allowed to eat Lai pigs”; flu shots “are not enough”, temporarily call the cards; ignore red singles and speculate houses, only half of them are sold, “living justice is difficult to achieve” and other people are induced. The satisfactory question and answer left party and government officials dumbfounded.
Party and government officials said: “Comparing the KMT polls with foreign media evaluations shows that the KMT’s slander of Taiwan is unmatched.” The source revealed that, in fact, the performance of the Tsai government is internationally recognized. You can see that it was the Tsai government that brought Taiwan onto the world stage by leaps and bounds, but the Kuomintang polls, plus a myriad of bad news, “I feel like they just treat Taiwan as an enemy!” This person also said this approach, except It makes people more repulsive and makes people wonder if the KMT intends to overthrow Taiwan.
