Mainland Affairs Council Minister Chiu Chui-cheng responds to Kevin Tsai's commercial cut-off, criticizes CCP election interference

Date2026.10.06

LocationTaiwan

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On October 6, Chiu Chui-cheng stated that participants in public election activities in Taiwan do not need the CCP's consent, pointing out that entertainers who go to the mainland to develop their careers may see their interests reduced to zero because of differing stances, called on the other side not to interfere in the election, and said that free and democratic societies are fundamentally different from authoritarian and totalitarian ones.

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2026-10-07 12:05 · 蔡康永出席沈伯洋竞选活动后遭零跑汽车下线全部合作内容，陆委会主委邱垂正回应称台湾选举参加者不需要中共同意，并指艺人赴大陆发展立场不同可能利益归零。

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Triggered Harper's Bazaar Removes Content Related to Kevin Tsai

10.04 ·Reported ·Importance I ·China

Triggered Beijing State Media Denounces Kevin Tsai's Support for Puma Shen as Disgusting and Urges Businesses to Conduct Self-Checks

10.05 ·Verified ·Importance III ·Beijing, China

Triggered Jun Zhengping Post Criticizes Kevin Tsai for Backing Diehard Taiwan Independence Forces: No Room to Sit on the Fence

10.06 ·Official claim ·Importance II ·China

Triggered Value Retail China Issues Statement Severing Ties with Kevin Tsai and Taking Down Collaborative Content

10.05 ·Official claim ·Importance II ·China

This event Mainland Affairs Council Minister Chiu Chui-cheng responds to Kevin Tsai's commercial cut-off, criticizes CCP election interference 2026.10.06 · Reported

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Sayings · 2026-10-07 09:01 After Kevin Tsai attended Puma Shen's campaign event, Leapmotor took down all of their cooperative content. Mainland Affairs Council Minister Chiu Chui-cheng responded that participants in Taiwan's elections do not need the Chinese Communist Party's consent, and noted that entertainers who go to develop their careers in the mainland may see their interests reduced to zero if their stances differ.

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