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Kuomintang (KMT) youths Ting Yu and Hsiao Ching-yen recently went on a hunger strike on Ketagalan Boulevard after criticizing Taipei City Councilor Yang Chih-tou and other KMT members. This attack on their own party members has sparked discontent within the party. At the KMT's National Congress on the 25th, a delegate proposed a motion to expel Ting Yu and Hsiao Ching-yen from the party by immediate vote. Party Secretary-General Lee Kan-lung, who chaired the meeting, instructed that the motion be sent to the Central Committee for consideration. 0:00 Attacking Hunger-Striking Youths Within the Party! Party Delegates Propose Expulsion of Ting Yu and Hsiao Ching-yen; Lee Kan-lung Responds Directly 1:16 Suspended for One Year but Still Eligible to Participate in Primary Elections? Lee Kan-lung Explains Hsiao Ching-yen Controversy 2:20 Hsiao Ching-yen Wins Primary but "Announces Withdrawal"; Kuo Cheng-liang Reveals Consequences: Even Difficulter to Win 3:26 Winning Polls Yesterday, Announces Withdrawal from Nomination Today; Hsiao Ching-yen: Hopes for Peace 4:11 Hsiao Ching-yen in Trouble! Jiang Yizhen, whose disciplinary remarks were clearly inappropriate, has been suspended for one year. She reveals that she cannot run for office as a KMT member. 5:48 The case of Hsiao Ching-yen has been partially transferred to the New Taipei City Party Headquarters for review. Hsu Chiao-hsin, puzzled, asks the central and local party headquarters: Can you accept a breach of this rule? Subscribe to China Times! Breaking news scoops 🎉🎉 【Related Videos】    • 停權1年卻可參加議員初選？　李乾龍親解釋蕭敬嚴爭議 @ChinaTimes      • 蕭敬嚴贏初選後卻「宣布退選」　郭正亮爆後果：將更難勝選 @ChinaTimes   【Related News】 https://user330665.pse.is/9dcktf https://user330665.pse.is/9dcky2 China Times News Network FB Fan Page👉http://bit.ly/2FIAjBe China Times News Network Website👉http://bit.ly/2FGK7vO Add 【China Times News Network LINE】Friends👉https://lin.ee/s3kGEaD Follow 【China Times News Network IG】👉http://bit.ly/314iSBQ #DingYu #XiaoJingYan #LiGanLong #PoisonOil #HungerStrike #Kuomintang #Youth #NationalCongress #Attack #Protest #PartyMembership #Expulsion #ChinaTimesNewsNetwork