Taiwan's new legislative body held a meeting on the 20th. The blue camp will take stock of the "five major battlefields" and will launch offensive and defensive attacks with the green camp.

　　China News Service, February 19. According to Taiwan's "United Daily News", the current session of the Taiwan authorities' legislative body will be held on the 20th. The opposition parties are "sharpening their knives". On the 19th, both blue and green mobilized to mobilize and convene party groups. Preparing for the meeting. It is reported that the Kuomintang regiment has taken stock of the "five major battlefields" and launched an attack and defense with the DPP authorities.

　　According to reports, among the "five major battlefields" that the Kuomintang group took stock of, the first was the Taiwanese sugar pork slices and clenbuterol scandal that broke out before the Spring Festival. Both the government and the opposition requested that after the meeting, Chen Jianren, the head of Taiwan's administrative department, would be invited to Taiwan's legislative body to carry out the project first. report, and then conduct a general inquiry. It is expected that the random inspection process of the Taichung City Government will become the focus of questions and answers.

　　Secondly, Fu Kunqi, the general convenor of the Kuomintang League, proposed the reform of the legislative body and the restoration of the special investigation team, including the complete hearing rights and investigation rights of the legislative body, and the prohibition of contempt of the legislative body, etc., which attracted the criticism of Ke Jianming, the general convenor of the Democratic Progressive Party. Blue and green will have offensive and defensive follow-up. .

　　Third, Taiwan’s transportation department, the Tourism Administration, suddenly issued an order before the Spring Festival, banning Taiwanese travel agencies from organizing group tours to the mainland again starting in June, sparking anger among tourism industry players. "Legislators" of the Kuomintang and the People's Party have questioned that the "ban order" has no "legal basis." According to Blue Camp analysis, whether the delegation is "harmful to Taiwan's interests" will become the key to the questioning and confrontation.

　　Fourth, the Taiwan authorities signed a memorandum of cooperation with India, and the issue of introducing Indian immigrant workers has been discussed again. Niu Xuting, a "legislator" of the blue camp, said that if the DPP continues to act as it did in the past when faced with doubts, it will inevitably become the focus of attack and defense after the meeting.

　　The fifth "battlefield" is aimed at local media person Zhou Yukou. Kuomintang "legislator" Xu Qiaoxin has issued a document to various ministries, requesting the disclosure of all tender case completion reports of "Fangyan Technology Media Co., Ltd." founded by Zhou Yukou so far in 2016. Xu Qiaoxin previously pointed out that according to the bidding system inquiry, in addition to the disclosed Taipower and Taiwan's "China National Petroleum Corporation", there are also Taiwan's cultural department, transportation department, and internal affairs department, all of which are "confident" sponsors of Zhou Yukou. If the Taiwan authorities and local bids are included, the total amount has reached NT$10 million.