讀後心得

The recall activities across Taiwan are currently underway, with civic groups setting up petition booths during the Qingming Festival and collecting signatures at grave-sweeping sites. The support for the "Recall Xu Qiaoxin" campaign continues to rise. Moreover, political commentators have pointed out that if the Kuomintang does not remove Fu Kun-chi and Xu Qiaoxin from within the party, it will lose its former anti-communist stance. The Speaker of Hualien County has expressed support for the recall, and an increasing number of Kuomintang members are participating in the petition to express their dissatisfaction with the current state of the party.

The recall movement across Taiwan is in full swing, with civic groups taking advantage of the Qingming holiday to set up petition booths at train stations during the return home tide. Additionally, they are entering temples and gravesite locations, hoping that the returning mourners will sign the petition. Aside from Ye Yuan, the heat for "recalling Xu Qiaoxin" remains high, and the Kuomintang's caucus leader in Hualien, Fu Kuan-chi, is also receiving significant attention. Former legislator Shen Fu-hsiung stated that the key to solving the recalls is a joint effort among the blue, green, and white factions against Fu Kuan-chi.

Political commentator Zhang Yishan mentioned on a program that Zhu Lilun has dismantled the Huang Fu-xing party office and established a new "Huang Fu-xin" party office in the Legislative Yuan. These three—Huang Guochang, Fu Kuan-chi, and Xu Qiaoxin—currently represent the Kuomintang in the Legislative Yuan. He called on former members of the Huang Fu-xing party office to participate in the petition, stating that only by recalling Fu Kuan-chi and Xu Qiaoxin will Huang Guochang lose his influence, which would allow the true spirit of the Kuomintang to return. He emphasized that members of the Huang Fu-xing party must fully engage in the petition to recall the Kuomintang's legislators, which is essential to resolving the chaos in the legislature.

Recently, Hualien County Council Speaker Zhang Jun openly supported the recall of Fu Kuan-chi, and petition booths in various locations have also attracted many Kuomintang members to sign. Moreover, in a recall promotional video directed by Yang Lizhou, writer Qiu Meizhen, a descendant of blue camp supporters, also voiced criticism against the Kuomintang for "turning red." More and more blue camp supporters are stepping forward to support the recall. Is the Kuomintang's proposed "anti-evil recall" really effective, or is it just further intensifying public dissatisfaction?