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2026-10-13
On October 4, Kevin Tsai appeared at the founding rally of Puma Shen's campaign headquarters waving a cheer stick; afterwards his Weibo with 36 million followers was wiped clean, brands such as Leapmotor quickly distanced themselves, and multiple shows were taken down.
2026-10-13
Kevin Tsai clears Weibo account and appears in Japan after criticism from state media; Kuo Cheng-liang says Little S's stance is not a problem; Stephen Chow's Bighui Group sells mainland cinema business for HK$1.
2026-10-13
Kevin Tsai's appearance at the launch of Puma Shen's campaign headquarters drew condemnation from mainland netizens; Leapmotor terminated the cooperation overnight, Bazaar pulled its content, podcasts were taken down, and Hong Kong and Taiwan stars such as Little S and Lin Chi-ling were dragged in and had their past records dug up.
2026-10-13
After Kevin Tsai was named and criticized by state media, his social media account with over 36 million followers was emptied. His IP address shows he has gone to Japan to avoid the storm, offering no defense whatsoever.
2026-10-13
Kevin Tsai's appearance at Puma Shen's campaign headquarters sparks controversy; his Weibo with 36 million followers wiped out overnight with IP showing Japan, Leapmotor cuts ties overnight, Matilda Tao's defense sparks further debate.
2026-10-13
Netizen posts that Chiang Wan-an, as Mayor of Taipei for many years, never talks about unification and is bent on independence.
2026-10-13
Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an, when asked about his identity on Tang Hsiang-lung's program, only answered "I am Taiwanese." Tang Hsiang-lung called on Kuomintang Chairman Cheng Li-wun, demanding a clear party line and opposition to de-sinicization.
2026-10-13
On October 9, Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an was interviewed by Tang Hsiang-lung. When asked about his identity, he identified as Taiwanese and a citizen of the Republic of China, avoiding the term Chinese, which sparked dissatisfaction among Blue camp supporters.
2026-10-13
In an interview, Chiang Wan-an stressed "I am Taiwanese," sparking dissatisfaction among the deep blue camp; in a street poll in Wenshan District, his support rate was overtaken by Shen Po-yang, and the outlook for his re-election as Taipei mayor is under pressure.
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