2023/10/14 22:53
Ke Wenzhe poked his head around to see which god the temple was enshrined in. Others told him it was “Five Prefectures and Thousand Years Old”. (Photo by reporter Yan Hongjun)
[Reporter Yan Hongjun/Changhua Report]The Taiwan People’s Party held a “Voice of the People – Changhua Lecture” conference in the square in front of the Fengtian Palace Temple in Xihu Town, Changhua County today (14th) evening. Party Chairman Ke Wenzhe came to the scene to burn incense at the temple. Unexpectedly, the temple authorities Not only were there no reception staff such as a master of ceremonies, celebrants, etc., but there were also no “three offerings” prepared. After offering incense, Ke Wenzhe “stood dumbfounded” with everyone for a few seconds. When he found that there were no “three offerings”, he clasped his hands together and left the temple in embarrassment. The temple authorities said that there was no prior notice and lack of preparation. However, someone at the scene said that generally speaking, presidential candidates would “add oil and fragrance” when they visit the temple. If the money for the fragrant oil is large enough, the temple authorities must treat it “ceremoniously”.
“Voice of the People – Changhua Lecture” was held in front of Fengtian Temple in the urban area of Xihu Town. The time was from 6 to 9 o’clock. Ke Wenzhe arrived at 8 o’clock. There were other distinguished guests speaking on the stage. Ke Wenzhe suddenly said in the backcourt, “Bye first.” Temple”, and then many Kuomintang cadres including Cai Biru accompanied Ke Wenzhe into the temple to offer incense. Since the temple did not send a receptionist, Ke Wenzhe kept looking at what kind of gods were enshrined in the main hall. After others told him that it was Wufu Chitose, he After the incense was laid, Ke Wenzhe was still there and wanted to continue praying. As a result, the temple staff said softly, “There is no preparation (three offerings).” Ke Wenzhe and others clasped their hands together before bowing and left. The scene was a bit awkward for a while.
In response to the failure to reach consensus in the “Blue and White” talks, Ko Wenzhe made no comment, nor did he mention whether he would continue to negotiate with the KMT on the so-called “method of generating the strongest opposition candidate.” The KMT’s official website for the lecture venue stated that “Any issue, straight to the point, no answer.” Nearly 500 people flocked to the venue. As a result, after Ke Wenzhe arrived, he spoke on stage for about 30 minutes. He mainly talked about his cross-strait policies and personal observations of Taiwanese politics, and did not mention sensitive issues such as “Blue, White, and Cooperation.” Although Ko never mentioned the Blue-White issue, he sang the Taiwanese song “Persistence” before the party ended, seeming to express his feelings through the song.
Ke Wenzhe said that he dislikes the current politics of the two parties (national and democratic). One calls for “getting rid of the DPP” and the other calls for “corrupt regime.” He said that hatred cannot solve things. The existence of the People’s Party is to promote harmony between the two parties. As for cross-strait relations, the same is true. China should not fly fighter planes every day, and the DPP should not shout “Resist China and Protect Taiwan” every day. Relations have become tense. Taiwan should play the role of allowing China and the United States to coexist harmoniously, rather than trying to provoke the sensitive nerves of the two countries.
Ke Wenzhe poked his head around to see which god the temple was enshrined in. Others told him it was “Five Prefectures and Thousand Years Old”. (Photo by reporter Yan Hongjun)
Ke Wenzhe sang “Persistence” on stage. (Photo by reporter Yan Hongjun)
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