Taiwan’s ‘White Wolf’ leads lonely crusade to ‘reunify’ with China
Summary
Chang An-lo, known as the "White Wolf," leads a party in Taiwan that supports reuniting Taiwan with China. His party is controversial and faces legal action from Taiwan’s government, which accuses it of working with China and breaking laws.Key Facts
- Chang An-lo is the leader of the Chinese Unification Promotion Party (CUPP), which wants Taiwan to reunite with China.
- The CUPP is unpopular in Taiwan, where most people prefer to remain independent from China.
- Taiwan’s government says the CUPP has broken national security, election, and anti-infiltration laws.
- Authorities have asked Taiwan’s Constitutional Court to dissolve the CUPP because of its links to China.
- The party is accused of spying, accepting orders from Beijing, and interfering in Taiwan’s elections.
- Chang claims his party members commit fewer crimes than average Taiwanese and denies wrongdoing.
- Critics say Chang’s message discourages loyalty to Taiwan’s government and could harm Taiwan’s democracy.
- Taiwan has been separate from mainland China for over 100 years and has its own government and democracy.
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