ChenChi-mai

ChenChi-mai

Chen Qimai, male, born on December 23, 1964 in Keelung City, Taiwan Province, graduated from the Department of medicine of Sun Yat Sen Medical College, holds a master's degree in the Institute of public health of Taiwan University, is a member of the Democratic Progressive Party and a core member of "justice link". Chen Qimai has served as a "legislator" for three consecutive terms. In 2004, he was appointed as the "executive council member" and spokesman. In February 2005, after Xie Changting went north to become "cabinet premier", Chen Shuibian appointed him to go south to act as mayor of Kaohsiung. However, in September of the same year, because of the Tailao riot of Kaohsiung MRT and his father Chen Zhenan's involvement in the fraud case of Kaohsiung MRT, he resigned and became deputy secretary general of the Democratic Progressive Party. On August 15, 2020, Chen Qimai was elected mayor of Kaohsiung. His term of office will end on December 24, 2022.

He is currently the mayor of Kaohsiung in Taiwan.

Character experience

Chen Qimai, once a core member of the "justice link" faction controlled by Chen Shui Bian, served as secretary general and executive member of the faction for several years.

In 1998, he became the executive director of Lin Yixiong's campaign for the party chairman.

In 1999, he served as the director general of the Kaohsiung campaign headquarters.

In 2000, he initiated the establishment of the "mainstream alliance" and served as a spokesman. At the same time, it also called on the "legislators" born around the 1960s to form a cross factional "60s society" to include Zhuo Rongtai, Cai Huanglang, Guo Zhengliang, Gao Zhipeng, Qiu Taisan, Li Wenzhong, Duan Yikang, etc.

In 2002, Chen Qimai put forward the line of "party government integration" in the DPP. In September of the same year, Chen Qimai and 25 young DPP "legislators" established the "Taiwan Japan political elite Association".

In November 2003, Chen Qimai served as spokesman of Chen Shuibian's campaign headquarters and vice chairman of Kaohsiung's campaign headquarters.

In 2004, he became a "member of the Executive Yuan's administrative affairs" and spokesman, and formally entered the administrative system of Taiwan authorities.

In January 2005, he took up the post of acting mayor of Kaohsiung and took office on February 2, 2005. In September of the same year, because of the riot in Tailao of Kaohsiung MRT and his father Chen zhe Nan's involvement in the fraud case of Kaohsiung MRT, he resigned and stepped down.

In 2008, after the DPP failed in the general election, he served as deputy secretary-general of the DPP. Later, he resigned because he was very flat.

In 2012, in the major elections in Taiwan, Chen Qimai was nominated as the eighth "legislator" of the Democratic Progressive Party, and was successfully elected as the eighth "legislator" of Taiwan.

On September 25, 2018, Taiwan's Lianhe Bao reported that the investigation of Kaohsiung's mayoral election found that the election situation in Kaohsiung was in five waves. Chen Qimai, a candidate of the Democratic Progressive Party, won 34% of the voters' support, and 32% of them supported Han Guoyu, a candidate of the Kuomintang, which made the election stalemate.

In the "nine in one" election in 2018, Chen Qimai, the DPP candidate for Kaohsiung mayor, declared his defeat.

In January 2019, according to Taiwan's Zhongshi electronic news, Chen Qimai, a former DPP "legislator", was recruited by Su Zhenchang, a new "cabinet premier", to assume the post of vice president of the Executive Yuan.

On the morning of June 17, 2020, Su Zhenchang, head of Taiwan's administrative organ, approved the resignation of Chen Qimai, deputy head of Taiwan's administrative organ, which will take effect on June 19.

On August 15, 2020, the third by election for the mayor of Kaohsiung was held. The results show that Chen Qimai won more than 670000 votes and was elected mayor of Kaohsiung. His term of office will end on December 24, 2022.

Character events

On April 14, 2016, Taiwanese involved in the case in Kenya were sent to the mainland, causing public outcry on the island. To this end, the DPP "legislator"

ChenChi-mai

Taiwan's "Legislative Yuan" Internal Affairs Committee questions the chairman of Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Committee

Xia Liyan

Shi said that he thought it was a political issue. Because of the "one China principle" and the agreement signed by the mainland and Kenya, the Taiwanese could not be sent back to Taiwan. They were worried about future cases.

ChenChi-mai

He said that this incident represented the "1992 consensus" being swept into the grave of history. He asked Xia Liyan what action he would take? If the Taiwanese fail to bring them back, is there any way to sanction the mainland?

Xia Liyan

In response, if we really want to talk about the way of sanctions and fear that others think that he is joking, he can prohibit mainland tourists from coming to Taiwan, "but is this good for us?" You can also stop all interaction, "but is that what we need?"

ChenChi-mai

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Xia Liyan

This reply suddenly stopped, asked Xia Liyan: "you must go to the last step, everyone tear face?" He also asked why the so-called sanctions only mean that tourists from the mainland do not come, not our tourists do not go?

Xia Liyan

In response, that's why he has to work hard. The first step is to talk with the mainland about how to deal with crimes committed in a third place under the joint anti crime agreement. The reason why the Taiwanese involved in the case in Kenya were sent to the mainland is due to many special factors, including the possibility of criminal acts.

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