讀後心得

On the 4th, Executive Yuan President Zhu Rongtai held a press conference to introduce the export support plan in response to the new 32% tax rate from the United States, with a total budget of 88 billion. He also planned to invite the National Assembly to discuss countermeasures together. Technology legislator Ge Rujun commented on the meeting on Facebook, criticizing the Democratic Progressive Party and the government's response approach. He expressed dissatisfaction with the current situation, believing that measures should be strengthened rather than shifting blame.

The Executive Yuan Premier Cjau Rong-tai held a press conference on the 4th to discuss the "Supply Chain Support Plan for Our Exports in Response to U.S. Tariffs" with relevant ministries, explaining our countermeasures and calling for unity among all political parties. In response to the new tariffs announced by the U.S. President, which can be as high as 32%, our country will introduce an industrial support plan with a total budget of 88 billion, and plans to actively invite Congress members from all parties to discuss national issues together next week.

Legislator from the tech industry and AI and blockchain expert Cjau Ru-jun summarized the press conference's key points in 17 words on Facebook, stating, "Give me more money, eliminate the blue and white, Trump is wrong, China is worse," and expressed feeling faint. In his post, he criticized the practices of the DPP Legislative Yuan party whips Ker Chien-ming and Cjau Rong-tai as "passing the buck" and "playing the victim, crying poor," causing the people to bear the hardships while placing the blame on the blue-white alliance and Trump. He pointed out that the press conference repeatedly emphasized the errors of Trump's policies, while trying to cover up the fact that Taiwan has a trade surplus with the U.S.

Cjau Ru-jun rebutted that such practices are obviously unconvincing, and called for more constructive political dialogue. He expressed dissatisfaction with the majority arguments emphasized in the press conference and questioned whether the proposed solutions are effective enough. He concluded that more substantial support should be sought to address the current challenges.