Kaohsiung Mayor Han kowtows to Beijing official in Hong Kong
HONG KONG — Kaohsiung Mayor Han Kuo-yu is off prancing around in Hong Kong, Macau and other Chinese cities, but wasted zero time kowtowing to China and selling out Taiwan.
According to the Taipei Times, on Friday afternoon, Han met with Wang Zhimin, director of the Liaison Office of the Central People's Government in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.
Han's office conveniently left the meeting off his published seven-day itinerary they released before the trip.
But let's be clear this meeting was planned WELL in advance, as these things with Beijing always are. And when Beijing calls, good subordinates come running.
During his campaign, Han bragged he would strive for "100 percent economy, zero percent politics." This would appear to tip the political scale away from zero.
It's very telling however that Han would make a special trip, head polished, tail tucked between his legs to the liaison office.
What it shows everyone is the "one country, two systems" is nothing but a sad joke.
According to the Taipei Times, on Friday afternoon, Han met with Wang Zhimin, director of the Liaison Office of the Central People's Government in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.
Han's office conveniently left the meeting off his published seven-day itinerary they released before the trip.
But let's be clear this meeting was planned WELL in advance, as these things with Beijing always are. And when Beijing calls, good subordinates come running.
During his campaign, Han bragged he would strive for "100 percent economy, zero percent politics." This would appear to tip the political scale away from zero.
It's very telling however that Han would make a special trip, head polished, tail tucked between his legs to the liaison office.
What it shows everyone is the "one country, two systems" is nothing but a sad joke.