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Wang Jin-pyng - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Wang Jin-pyng ( Chinese : 王金平, pinyin : W嫕g Jīnp璯g) (born March 17, 1941), Taiwanese politician, is the President of the Legislative Yuan and one of six vice chairmen of the Kuomintang. Wang became the KMT's first Director-General of the Committee on Coordination between Party and Government and the KMT Caucus Convenor in the Legislative Yuan in 1992 following the retirement of the original Legislative Yuan members in December 1991. Wang is considered to be soft-spoken and a concilatory figure. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Wang_Jyng-ping

eTaiwanNews.com/Wang advocates ambiguous cross-strait policy Wang, who also serves as one of the KMT's six vice chairmen, said an ambiguous approach to cross-strait ties would emerge as the best policy to maintain peace and stability at home and in the region. Wang, favored by pro-independence colleagues to lead the party, said the KMT's top priority is to protect Taiwan's security and maximize the welfare of its people. Wang's opinions differed from the earlier findings of party's reform committee that stated the Republic of China and Taiwan are two sides of the same coin but that there was no need to alter the country's official title. etaiwannews.com /Taiwan/2004/09/19/1095561513.htm

CONSENSUS NEEDED PRIOR TO APPROVAL OF ARMS PURCHASE BUDGET Taipei, Jan. 6 (CNA) As long as a consensus can be reached between the ruling and opposition parties on the substantial parts of the government's arms purchase budget, the passage of the budget and a special statute for the arms purchase will cruise through the legislature, Legislative Yuan President Wang Jin-pyng said Thursday. Wang said he told the president that as long as the ruling and opposition parties can agree upon the items and prices in the deal, the budget is sure to be passed before the legislative session finishes at the end of this month. Wang, who met with President Chen Shui-bian for one hour earlier that day, said Chen expressed concern about the legislature's debate over the controversial NT$610.80 billion arms purchase budget and urged the Legislative Yuan to act on the issue as soon as possible. cna.com.tw /eng/cepread.php?id=200501060037

Asia Pacific Media Network :: TAIWAN: Editorial: Ill-planned campaigning a failure Legislative Yuan Speaker Wang Jin-pyng, the pan-blue camp's campaign chief, said during a recent interview that the Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) and People First Party (PFP) are not against Taiwan independence, and that they do not rule out independence as an option for Taiwan's future. Wang's remarks that the blue camp does not rule out independence are aimed at creating an illusion that Lee's policies are making a comeback in the blue camp. Wang is merely jockeying for position, siding with the blue camp while also toadying to the green camp. www.asiamedia.ucla.edu /article.asp?parentid=5713

FT-122001.htm Mr Wang's ability to keep his friends is reflected in his close ties with Lee Teng-hui, former president, who was kicked out of the party this year and spent the election accusing his former comrades of selling out to mainland China. The flow of visitors reflects the pivotal role to be played by Mr Wang, a Nationalist vice-chairman, in a new era of coalition politics heralded by the failure of any party to win a majority in the December 1 poll. Many analysts say victory for Mr Wang will be a boost for political stability, but it will be an ambiguous success for his beleaguered party as it struggles to rebound from the loss of its half century of control over Taiwan's presidency and parliament. www.taiwansecurity.org /News/2001/FT-122001.htm

Saturday's rally to propel opposition to victory: Wang Jin-pyng Legislative Speaker Wang Jin-pyng, who also heads the pan-blue campaign headquarters, on Thursday announced that the official slogans of the rally are "Change the president and save Taiwan" and "Work for the economy and work for peace." Wang asked their supporters to wear blue or orange T-shirts to the march and bring along "anything that can make a noise." "All the participants will start making a noise at exactly 3:20 p.m., which corresponds with the date of the presidential election, March 20, and say aloud that they want to change the president," said Wang, who spoke in Hoklo, commonly known as Taiwanese, throughout the news conference. www.taiwanheadlines.gov.tw /20040312/20040312p3.html

Taipei Times - archives Wang's response came after the DPP and the TSU requested that Wang speak his mind before they would guarantee the votes of 87 DPP legislators and 13 TSU lawmakers in tomorrow's election. Wang has so far remained elusive on the issue. Lee's open endorsement is expected to boost Wang's confidence that he will at least win the support of the 13 Taiwan Solidarity Union (TSU) legislators-elect. www.taipeitimes.com /News/front/archives/2002/01/31/122151/print

Speaker Wang not secret envoy, says official spokesperson for President Chen Shui-bian yesterday swept aside reports that Legislative Speaker Wang Jin-pyng has been invited to act as a secret envoy to help thaw frosty cross-strait relations. Wang's brief would include broaching the subject of direct trade and transport links between Taiwan and the mainland. "Wang asked the president to take part in an event the charity is organizing in Taipei next month," the spokesperson said. www.taiwanheadlines.com /20010316/20010316p5.html

eTaiwanNews.com/Wang Jin-pyng bags ninth straight win Wang came in second place out of nine elected members in the southern county's legislative race. Wang's every move would be closely watched as talks are rife with possible co-operation with the DPP, the party, now with the largest number of seats with KMT becoming a "little brother" in the Legislative Yuan for the first time in history. Never a one to ruffle any feathers, Wang is often viewed as a smooth operator who has cultivated close contacts with powerbrokers and head members of the government by maintaining good relationships with other parties. www.etaiwannews.com /Taiwan/Politics/2001/12/02/1007274041.htm

eTaiwanNews.com/Wang Jin-pyng accepts post of chief pan-blue campaigner After remaining evasive for months, Legislative Speaker and Kuomintang Vice Chairman Wang Jin-pyng (王金平) has decided to take up the post as chief pan-blue presidential campaigner. Wang Jin-pyng accepts post of chief pan-blue campaigner Wang, who is on friendly terms with the ruling Democratic Progressive Party and Taiwan Solidarity Union, is expected to accept the position during his speech before a massive rally held at his home county of Kaohsiung today. www.etaiwannews.com /Taiwan/2003/11/22/1069466466.htm

eTaiwanNews.com/Chen, DPP lambaste Wang Jin-pyng's appeal for 'state of emergency' decree President Chen Shui-bian (陳水扁) and other leading government and governing Democratic Progressive Party officials rejected outright yesterday a call by Legislative Yuan President and Kuomintang Vice Chairman Wang Jin-pyng (王金平) for Chen to issue a decree for a "state of emergency" to resolve the current political crisis. eTaiwanNews.com/Chen, DPP lambaste Wang Jin-pyng's appeal for 'state of emergency' decree Wang, who was also the campaign manager for the defeated "pan-blue" ticket of Kuomintang Chairman Lien Chan (連戰) and People's First Party Chairman James Soong (宋楚瑜), made his proposal yesterday morning during a meeting of the presidents of the Executive, Legislative, Judicial, Examination and Control Yuans called by President Chen. www.etaiwannews.com /Taiwan/2004/03/24/1080093442.htm

Lawmakers fail to reach workweek compromise Earlier, President Chen Shui-bian telephoned Legislative Yuan Speaker Wang Jin-pyng to demonstrate his goodwill toward the opposition camp. Wang reported Chen's words to the Legislative Yuan, but opposition lawmakers responded by recalling a comment the president had made on Tuesday - that they opposed everything he proposed. The Democratic Progressive Party's legislative caucus this morning again tried unsuccessfully to add discussion of an amendment, changing the working hours clause of the Labor Standards Law from 84 hours every two weeks to 44 hours per week, to the Legislature's agenda. th.gio.gov.tw /show.cfm?news_id=2283

Recall Crisis Premier Chang Chun-hsiung forged the accord with parliamentary speaker Wang Jin-pyng, who was authorised by the opposition coalition to do so. www.taiwansecurity.org /TSR-Recall.htm

Legislative Speaker Wang arrives in El Salvador Wang and three other Taiwanese lawmakers -- namely Wang To, Lee Hung-chun and Huang Chien-ting -- arrived in the morning and were greeted by ROC Ambassador to El Salvador Ho Ping-fu and leaders of the local Chinese community. Wang, who left Taiwan August 29, is slated to return home September 5. Wang said he will pay visits to President Francisco Flores Perez, Vice President Carlos Quintanilla and his Salvadoran counterpart during his stay in the country. www.taiwanheadlines.gov.tw /20020902/20020902p1.html

JUST-PASSED REFERENDUM BILL CAN BE DELIBERATED: LEGISLATURE HEAD Taipei, Nov. 28 (CNA) The referendum bill passed late Thursday can be deliberated again by the legislators before the bill is finalized next Tuesday, Legislative Yuan President Wang Jin-pyng said Friday. Wang noted that the DPP lawmakers are welcome to file for a constitutional explanation to see whether Thursday's passage of the referendum bill is illegal and unconstitutional or not. There were some minor flaws during legislation process, although these were overcome during the third reading, Wang said. www.globalsecurity.org /wmd/library/news/taiwan/2003/taiwan-031128-cna05.htm

PRESIDENT CHEN PITCHES FOR U.S. SALE OF AEGIS-CLASS FRIGATES President Chen asked Legislative Yuan President Wang Jin-pyng, who represented Chen at Bush's inauguration, to convey his personal letter to Bush via the American Institute in Taiwan, a quasi-official body authorized by the U.S. government to handle relations with the ROC in the absence of diplomatic ties, the sources said. Wang, who had already left Washington for home, would not divulge any details of Chen's letter to Bush. PRESIDENT CHEN PITCHES FOR U.S. Washington, Jan. 20 (CNA) President Chen Shui-bian has written to new U.S. President George W. Bush asking him to allow the sale of Aegis-class frigates to the Republic of China to help safeguard peace and security in the Taiwan Strait, sources said Saturday. www.fas.org /news/taiwan/2001/taiwan-010121.htm

ROC legislative election, 2004 - free-definition Legislator-at-large candidates, selected to project an favorable image of their respective political parties, are usually veteran politicians with large bases of support, as in the case of former Premier Chang Chun-hsiung and Legislative Yuan President Wang Jin-pyng or non-political individuals of national prominence or expertise, such as 28-year-old Olympic medalist Huang Chih-hsiung. Candidates from the latter group are often not affiliated with the party by which they are nominated and must seek to apply. www.netlexikon.akademie.de /ROC-legislative-election,-2004.html

PRESIDENT MEETS WITH CHIEFS OF LEGISLATIVE, EXECUTIVE BRANCHES Taipei, Jan. 6 (CNA) President Chen Shui-bian met with the chiefs of the legislative and executive branches Thursday but did not broach the question of who will be asked to form the new Cabinet, according to Chen's aide and Legislative Yuan President Wang Jin-pyng. Wang said the president exchanged views with him on 10 urgent bills pending in the Legislative Yuan. According to a phone message issued by the Public Affairs Department of the Presidential Office, Chen exchanged views with Wang on the progress of certain bills pending in the Legislative Yuan and sought his opinion about the political atmosphere in the new legislature that will be sworn in Feb. 1. cna.com.tw /eng/cepread.php?id=200501060035

Durian Nation: Glocally Speaking: Lien feels the heat from his own party Legislative Speaker Wang Jin-pyng (������撟�) and Taipei City Mayor Ma Ying-jeou (擐祈�曹��) appears to be slated for the new leadership spots in the KMT. Maybe Ma and Wang among others can start the reinvention of the party. Now, this is a wise move as it is time to give the kids here in Taiwan a new alternative to Chen if they choose and beats the hell out of go nowhere demonstrations designed to tear things down instead of building things up. duriannation.typepad.com /durian_nation_glocally_sp/2004/04/lien_feels_the_.html

NameTraq Last Name: Jin Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Wang Yi will meet Foreign Minister Ban Ki-moon, Vice Foreign Minister Choi Young-jin and Deputy Foreign Minister Lee Soo-hyuck... Jin's budget report also includes a 7-percent increase in the central budget revenue in 2004. Jin Shin Jyutsu with Jill Holden, an amazing story of healing and... nametraq.com /genealogy_jan04/J/Jin.shtml

Statement from Lien-Soong Campaign Headquarters Those accompanying him included James Soong his running mate, Wang Jin-pyng director of national campaign headquarters, Wu Poh-hsiung vice chairman of the Kuomintang, Chang Chau-hsiung vice chairman of the People First Party, and Lin Fong-cheng secretary-general of the Kuomintang. After this, around ten past eight o'clock on election night, Lien took the stage in front of the national campaign headquarters to deliver a speech to thousands of supporters who had gathered there. www.gio.gov.tw /taiwan-website/4-oa/20040320/2004032004.html

Taipei Times - archives In 2001, the Taiwanese delegation was led by Legislative Yuan speaker Wang Jin-pyng ( Wang had handed the letter to Richard Bush, head of the American Institute in Taiwan at the time, who had in turn given the letter to Bush. Lu said that the details of the Taiwanese delegation's trip to Washington would be finalized by tomorrow at the earliest, adding that there was not much time left. www.taipeitimes.com /News/front/archives/2005/01/09/2003218613

NameTraq Last Name: Wang Wang Chao-yang, 63, one of the few Taiwanese members of the group, joined in 1964 while it was meeting at a restaurant owned by his father. Wang Zhizhi (see photo), standing 7-1 tall, is the first player from China to ever play in the NBA. Wang Rongbing, the director of the organizing committee of 8th Student Sports Games and the deputy provincial governor of Jiangsu presided over the opening... nametraq.org /Jan04/W/Wang.shtml

Plans for KMT, PFP cooperation in year-end vote remain unclear Legislative Speaker Wang Jin-pyng said in the United States that it would better for the two parties to maintain their ties as political allies and put off talks of a merger until after the legislative elections. Wang said that opposition groups should maintain their current ties and save talks of a merger or an alliance until after the legislative polls. Wang said that now is not the right time to discuss a merger between the KMT and the PFP as the issue is more likely to divide rather than unite the two parties. www.taiwanheadlines.gov.tw /20040730/20040730p6.html

Taipei Times - archives He said that Wang didn't mean to be the daily's committee member and was never involved in policy-making. Reacting to Wang's resignation, Chai yesterday told reporters that he would decide whether to quit the post as a member of the party's Central Standing Committee after the DPP discusses the issue in its central committee meeting Tuesday. As the DPP vowed to remove political and military influences from the media, the Taipei Society, a respected group composed of liberal academics and professors, called on 13 politicians who are involved with the media to recuse themselves from their duties. www.taipeitimes.com /News/taiwan/archives/2003/02/10/194017/print

SALE OF SUBMARINES TO TAIWAN NO LONGER ON U.S. PRIORITY LIST Briefing reporters after meeting with U.S. Department of Defense officials, Legislative Yuan Speaker Wang Jin-pyng, noted that the U.S. government's priorities for providing Taiwan with a sufficient defensive capability have changed, and the issue of the submarine purchase was not discussed. Wang stressed that, according to U.S. estimates, the military balance will tip away from Taiwan and in favor of mainland China in between two to five years. The U.S. could supply the above defensive weapons systems to Taiwan almost immediately, but Wang noted that Taiwan might have to wait until 2014 before taking delivery of a single submarine, perhaps too long to be of any use. www.freerepublic.com /focus/f-news/938211/posts

Wang seeks re-election as legislative speaker As to his future running mate, Wang said it will be decided through party-to-party negotiations. Speaker Wang, who was re-elected a lawmaker in the Kaohsiung County precinct Saturday, said he is eying another term as speaker. He also debunked a report that both Chen and former President Lee Teng-hui, the spiritual leader of the Taiwan Solidarity Union (TSU), which won legislative 13 seats in the weekend polls, have agreed to support Wang's speakership bid. www.taiwanheadlines.com /20011204/20011204p7.html

The Taipei Times Online: 2001-02-02 Wang's remarks were widely seen as a reciprocal gesture of goodwill. "Wang could only go [to the meeting] if the president organized the meeting out of his personal intention to end the tension between the two branches, but not by virtue of the Constitution. In response to Chang's remarks, Wang said that the legislature did not insist on immediately restarting the Fourth Nuclear Power Plant's construction before negotiations had taken place. www.nci.org /taiwan/taiwan-tt2201.htm

Radio Taiwan International - - English Online Service Wang said it���s important for Taiwan to upgrade its military power through arms purchase. Wang made the remarks in response to President Chen���s National Day speech. Wang said President Chen���s proposals are "constructive and useful" in terms of easing cross-striate tension. www.cbs.org.tw /English/Message.aspx?news_id=10933

Taipei Times - archives Wang Jin-pyng, also a KMT vice chairman, tried to convince his fellow lawmakers that he did not harbor any partisan interests in ending the session by leaving the referendum bill unresolved. Wang, after wrapping up a one-week trip to the US on July 1, saw that multiparty negotiations on the six bills had gone nowhere and said he had to ensure the special session achieved results. Wang, meanwhile, urged the nine-member alliance of independent lawmakers to give the last-minute go-ahead to the Statue Governing the Establishment and Management of Free Ports (自由貿易港區設置及管理條例), regardless of whether they got the support of other parties to prioritize a draft on offshore islands in the next legislative session, legislative sources said. www.taipeitimes.com /news/2003/07/13/story/2003059183

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