The election of the president and vice president of Taiwan's Legislative Yuan is about to begin, and the People's Party has become a key minority with its eight seats of non-district legislators. In response to this situation, Ke Wenzhe, chairman of the People's Party, said that he would invite the candidates for the president and vice president of Blue-Green to the party caucus for communication or discussion to clarify the ideas and positions of reform.
Kuomintang legislator-elect Li Yanxiu
Regarding the invitation, Li Yanxiu, a KMT legislator-elect, said that if he could communicate and discuss, he would agree with Han Jiang's ability to win support and cultivate a tacit understanding with the members of the People's Party Committee.
In his statement, Ke Wenzhe stressed that the purpose of this invitation is to promote dialogue and understanding between different political views and inject new impetus into the reform and development of Taiwan's Legislative Yuan. He pointed out that Taiwan is facing many challenges and problems at the present stage, and all parties need to work together to find the best solution.
At the same time, Ke Wenzhe also expressed the hope that through this forum, the blue and green parties can reach consensus on some major issues and lay a more solid foundation for Taiwan's future development. He believes that political leaders should look beyond partisan interests and focus on the overall situation for the well-being of the people.
Li Yanxiu said that as a member of the Kuomintang, she will actively participate in this communication forum and is willing to make her own efforts to promote cooperation between the blue and green parties. She expressed the hope that through this exchange, all parties can enhance understanding and trust and contribute to Taiwan's political stability and development.
In addition, Li Yanxiu also said that she agreed with Han Jiang's ability to win support and cultivate a tacit understanding with the members of the People's Party Committee. She believes that in the current political environment in Taiwan, all political parties should respect each other and achieve win-win cooperation, instead of antagonizing and excluding each other.
The invitation has attracted wide attention from all walks of life. Some analysts believe that the fact that the blue and green parties can sit down and have open dialogues and exchanges will help ease the current political tension in Taiwan and lay a good foundation for future political cooperation.
At the same time, some people expressed concern that there are too many differences and contradictions between the blue and green parties, resulting in the failure of the forum to achieve substantive results. Still, most people are optimistic about the invitation and look forward to the dialogue between the blue and green parties to find common interests and open up a new path for Taiwan's future development.