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taiwan people's party chairman ko wen-je was detained and denied access to visitors in connection with the jinghuacheng case. kuomintang taipei city councillor you shu-hui revealed that she was concerned by party elders and was accused of "ignoring the overall situation." ma ying-jeou foundation executive director xiao xucen once publicly stated that "we must look at the overall situation and should discuss cooperation with the people's party at this moment." xiao emphasized today that he is not you shu-hui's elder, he is a peer, and that is all he has to say. the democratic progressive party is making every effort to investigate ko wen-je, so there is no need to worry that the corruption case will not be investigated.

when xiao xucen was interviewed today, he mentioned the jinghuacheng case and asked whether ko wenzhe had sought personal gain or accepted bribes. this is something ko wenzhe himself has to fight for his innocence, but the problems that have arisen, such as the political parties and the media working together, and the investigation being ineffective without being open, all need to be reviewed.

as for the different opinions within the kmt on the ko case, hsiao hsu-chen pointed out that he is not familiar with taipei city councilor chung hsiao-ping, but is a good friend of you shu-hui. he told you, "although i am a few years older than you, i am not your elder, i am your peer." he has said what he should say and will not respond to you shu-hui. he believes that the dpp has mobilized the entire party to investigate ko wen-je, so there is no need to worry about the corruption case not being investigated.

xiao xucen emphasized that the "big picture" he mentioned is the cooperation of taiwan's public opinion institutions. if the dpp wins the majority of seats, the kmt and the people's party will be game over. think about it, the dpp can turn the world upside down now, so what will happen next? in short, he will not interfere with the rights of individual legislators.

lin jingxian, taiwan correspondent of strait herald