Chen Pei-chi 結果共11筆

Kuomintang re-elects Fu Kun-chi as caucus leader after removing term limits to secure his leadership. Hsu Yu-chen and Lin Pei-hsiang take key roles. Ko Wen-je seeks support for the Assisted Reproduction Act.

Former TPP Chairman Ko Wen-je plans to post NT$70 million bail on Sept. 8 after a court ruling. He will visit his mother and pay respects to his father in Hsinchu.

Taipei District Court set bail at NT$70 million for former Taiwan People’s Party Chairman Ko Wen-je. His wife, Chen Pei-chi, secured the funds. Ko plans to visit family.

Chen Pei-chi seeks legal help for Ko Wen-je to vote in a recall referendum amid his detention over bribery charges. The TPP protests his extended custody.

Chen Pei-chi plans to apply for a home visit to allow her husband, former TPP Chairman Ko Wen-je, to attend his father’s funeral on March 10. Ko, detained over a scandal, awaits a decision.

Chen Pei-chi, wife of TPP Chairman Ko Wen-je, gathered supporters at Liberty Square on Dec. 24, urging for Ko’s safe return amid legal challenges.

TPP received a National Day invite from Han Kuo-yu. Ko Wen-je has a reserved seat for the ceremony. Ko’s wife declined the gala invite for mental health reasons. Ko will miss events due to a legal scandal.

Discover the latest on Taiwan People’s Party Chairman Ko Wen-je’s detainment over corruption allegations and his wife’s emotional defense at the ＂Little Grass＂ protest. Learn about the case’s impact on Taiwan’s political landscape.

Discover the latest on Taiwan People’s Party Chairman Ko Wen-je’s detainment over alleged corruption, his wife’s visit, and the TPP’s nationwide support campaign.

Presidential candidate Ko Wen-je of the Taiwan People’s Party (TPP) expresses support for President Tsai Ing-wen’s foreign policy but rejects her domestic policy agenda. During a televised debate, Ko emphasizes the need for Taiwan to establish its own position amid the U.S.-China confrontation. He cites former U.S. President Trump’s efforts to distance from China and quotes U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s stance on China. Ko, accompanied by his spouse Chen Pei-chi, appears in a black suit with a purple polka dot tie, wearing a Republic of China national emblem and KP badge.

Chen Pei-chi, spouse of Ko Wen-je, presidential candidate from the Taiwan People’s Party (TPP), explained in a Facebook post that the increase in their bank deposits was due to receiving NT$4.22 million from a public service pension after Ko’s term as Mayor of Taipei ended. This clarification came after concerns were raised regarding the rise in Ko’s bank deposits, as disclosed by the Central Election Commission (CEC). Chen, who has been responsible for Ko’s financial declarations for years, praised the user-friendliness of the Control Yuan’s property declaration system but noted that the process for fulfilling the CEC’s requirements was incompatible with the Control Yuan’s document handling. Chen meticulously calculated the savings and net value of funds, including residual payment insurance policies. The couple had paid approximately NT$700,000 in insurance premiums that year but did not explicitly list it in the commission’s financial report form due to a lack of specific fields. Chen expressed surprise at the deposit increase, considering Ko’s retirement and lack of salary income as chairman of the TPP. The family relied on Chen’s hospital income, and the discovery of the NT$4.22 million pension deposit was unexpected.