Chen Zhizhong, son of Chen Shuibian
Taiwan's Taiwan Network, October 16, Taiwan's civil service judicial officer examination trial alluded to Chen Zhizhong? According to Taiwan's "United News Network", the second test of the Taiwan regional magistrate special examination held last weekend was found to be "sincere and finally taboo" in the examination questions, because this is the harmonic sound of the Internet forum for a long time mocking "Chen Zhizhong summons prostitutes", and many netizens suspect that the author of the question is an Internet forum user. For the association caused by this question, Chen Zhizhong's campaign office only low-keyed "no response".
According to reports, the second examination of the 2018 Taiwan Regional Public Servant Special Examination For Judicial Officers was held on the 13th and 14th, and the "National Liberal Arts" examination questions on the 13th triggered discussion. The 10th question of the "National Liberal Arts" single-choice test question was based on Jiang Weishui's "Sending Wang Jun to Prison", and some candidates saw option B "Lamenting Wang Minchuan's sincerity and final taboo, while the eunuch sea was floating and sinking", and could not help but be surprised, because the term "sincere final taboo" is the harmonic sound of "Chen Zhizhong summoning prostitutes" circulating on the Internet.
Chen Zhizhong, who ran for election to Kaohsiung City Council in 2010 as a non-party member, was reported by the media as a prostitute before the election, and although he lost the lawsuit, he was successfully elected by a high vote. Later, netizens developed the term "sincere and final taboo" to call it "Chen Zhizhong summons prostitutes". This year, Chen Zhizhong participated in the Kaohsiung City Council election as a member of the Democratic Progressive Party.
According to Taiwan media reports, Chen Zhizhong's campaign office only said "Sorry! There is no response", as for Chen Zhizhong himself, he also asked reporters that he "has not read back". The examination authorities denied that the examination questions had the intention of innuendoing Chen Zhizhong, believing that the examination questions were "excessively quoted" and that the links were too far-fetched, emphasizing that "there are no positions and opinions".
Some Taiwanese netizens are excited about "sincere final taboo" jumping into the civil service examination, and some people jokingly call it an "archaeological question" and a "certified A-Zhong taboo". (Taiwan Net Chengzhi)