讀後心得

Political commentator 吳靜怡 pointed out that the Kuomintang needs to achieve "three key" elements to stop the domino effect of the mass resignation. According to the latest polls, public dissatisfaction with the Kuomintang and its chairman 朱立倫 exceeds 50%, indicating that poor performance in the legislature is a major reason. 吳靜怡 stated that the Kuomintang's performance in the Legislative Yuan has been below expectations and emphasized that 朱立倫's approval ratings remain high. She believes that the Kuomintang is facing serious issues with its direction, and only by acknowledging the problems and making changes can it reverse the downward trend and avoid becoming a marginalized party.

Wu Ching-yi mentioned that the Kuomintang must have "three key factors" to end the chain reaction of large-scale recalls. According to the latest polls, public dissatisfaction with the Kuomintang and its leadership exceeds fifty percent. She stated that if the Kuomintang wants to reverse this decline, they must make corresponding efforts.

According to the survey, both the satisfaction ratings of Kuomintang legislators and Zhu Lilun are unsatisfactory, primarily due to their poor performance in the legislature, which has led to a rising call for large-scale recalls. The polls show that dissatisfaction with underperforming opposition parties has reached forty-eight percent, with the Kuomintang leading among all parties with a dissatisfaction rate of fifty-five percent.

Regarding Zhu Lilun's performance, Wu Ching-yi pointed out that the dissatisfaction rate towards him is as high as sixty-one percent, indicating that despite his lower presence in the media, the public's evaluation of him is very direct. Additionally, the internal voices within the party also express concerns for the future.

When commenting on the Kuomintang's policy issues, Wu Ching-yi noted that forty-six percent of the public feels that the Kuomintang's stance is too pro-China. As for the People's Party, due to the legal issues faced by Ko Wen-je, fifty percent of people believe that the party has lost its founding ideals.

In the large-scale recall movement, survey results show that the ratio of opponents to supporters is close, which indicates that the Kuomintang is facing tremendous challenges. Wu Ching-yi cited recent activities as an example, pointing out that young people's calls for recalls are becoming increasingly evident.

Finally, Wu Ching-yi emphasized that if the Kuomintang hopes to reverse the decline, they must be honest about national sovereignty and take responsibility for the issue of false signatures; only in this way can they end the current domino effect. She also lamented that such honesty is very difficult for the Kuomintang.