Xi Jinping Congratulates New KMT Chair Cheng Li-wun on Election Victory|TaiwanPlus News
[HPP] Xi JinpingOctober 19, 20253 min
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- 🎯 Cheng Li-wun won the KMT chair election with just over 50% of the vote.
- 💡 Former Taipei Mayor Ha Long Bein and KMT Legislative Caucus Secretary General Lucha Chang took second and third place, respectively.
- 📊 Voter turnout for the election was approximately 40%.
Cheng Li-wun's Political Stance
- 🔄 Cheng Li-wun's political journey includes leaving the ruling DPP in 2000 and joining the KMT in 2005.
- 🔑 She is only the second woman ever to lead the KMT party.
- 💬 Throughout her campaign and victory speech, she advocated for stronger ties with China and urged party unity.
- 🚫 She stated that the DPP should not use animosity toward China as a political tool.
Cross-Strait Dialogue
- 👏 Chinese President Xi Jinping congratulated Cheng Li-wun on her election victory.
- 🤝 Both the KMT and China called for deeper cross-strait exchanges.
- 📌 These exchanges are based on upholding the 1992 consensus and opposing Taiwan independence.
DPP's Concerns
- ⚠️ The ruling DPP expressed hope that the KMT would prioritize Taiwan's national security over politics.
- 🚨 The DPP also alleged that Beijing interfered in the chair race, a claim which Cheng Li-wun and the KMT deny.
- ⚔️ This election comes amidst China's ramping up military aggression around Taiwan to assert its sovereignty claims.
A New Era for KMT
- 🌱 Cheng Li-wun is set to officially take the chair position on November 1st.
- ✨ Her election is widely viewed as signaling a new beginning for the KMT party.
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