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Entertainer's Anti-KMT Post Praised by Government Official

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Taiwanese entertainer Liang Yun-fei posted a strong political statement on Threads, urging people to vote against the KMT party.
  • The post, which stated "The KMT doesn't fall, Taiwan won't be good," garnered significant attention and praise from Deputy Minister of Mainland Affairs Council, Liang Wen-chieh.
  • Liang Wen-chieh expressed admiration for the post's impactful message, asking who the young woman was.

Taiwanese entertainer Liang Yun-fei has made a bold political statement on social media, urging citizens to vote against the Kuomintang (KMT) party. In a post on Threads, she declared, "The KMT doesn't fall, Taiwan won't be good," and implored netizens not to dismiss politics as distant from their lives.

The KMT doesn't fall, Taiwan won't be good.

— Liang Yun-feiHer strong statement against the KMT party posted on Threads.

Her message emphasized that political engagement is directly tied to the freedoms and choices Taiwanese people currently enjoy. She called for widespread sharing of her post to inform more people about Taiwan's current situation and the tense geopolitical climate. Liang Yun-fei also included a graphic urging people to vote for the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) on November 28, warning that this election could be their last opportunity to vote.

Don't think politics is far from you.

— Liang Yun-feiUrging people to recognize the relevance of politics in their lives.

Deputy Minister of the Mainland Affairs Council, Liang Wen-chieh, shared Liang Yun-fei's post on Threads, expressing his surprise and admiration. He commented, "Simple and powerful, I might not even be able to write it myself." He inquired about her identity, prompting numerous netizens to identify her and Liang Yun-fei herself to respond, thanking the deputy minister.

Don't let this vote become the last vote.

— Liang Yun-feiA warning regarding the upcoming election.
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Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.

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