Zhang Taichao amazes visitors by introducing his opulent private residence. (Screenshot of the video)
Recently, a video of Zhang Taichao, a member of the Standing Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) in Hainan Province, showing his luxurious private residence has sparked a lot of discussion among netizens, leaving visitors in awe. Some netizens sarcastically said that this is the reason why people have no money for their retirement, and all the money has been embezzled by a small group of people.
In the two videos, Zhang Taichao (the man in red pants) introduces his opulent private house, including bedrooms, checkrooms, bathrooms and toilets, to friends, relatives and villagers who come to visit, leaving guests in awe and taking photos.
Among them, the two toilets in the bathroom aroused the curiosity of the guests. According to the introduction, the intelligent toilet with automatic sensor is worth RMB 200,000.
In addition, Zhang Taichao also introduced his wine collection room, where a large amount of Guizhou Maotai wine, as well as unknown high-grade famous wines, filled the showroom, leaving the visitors in awe.
Communist Party officials have always been secretive about their personal wealth and have avoided revealing it. For example, Wang Xiaoguang, vice governor of Guizhou, was known to the public only after his fall, and his Family had more than 4,000 bottles of high-grade Maotai wine, which he had poured down the drain in order to eliminate the stolen goods. And Zhang Taichao unabashedly showed his private mansion to his friends and family, which is rare.
The video of Zhang Taichao showing his mansion attracted attention and hot debate on the Internet, with some netizens sarcastically saying, “This is the reason why people have no money for their retirement, the money is all corrupted by a handful of people, and a toilet is worth a few years’ income for an ordinary person.” “China’s current regime is organized in the 90s are absorbed the bourgeoisie.”
Zhang Taichao is a guest of Hainan’s top brass
According to public information, Zhang Tai Chao, who is originally from Hainan, holds several titles, including standing committee member of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference of Hainan Province, president of the General Association of Hainan Societies in Hong Kong, chairman of the 15th Council of the World Federation of Hainan Township Groups, and chairman of Hainan Yunshun real estate Development Co.
In recent years, Zhang Taichao has been able to navigate between government and business in both Qiong and Hong Kong with ease. According to Hainan Daily, in January 2019, Hainan Provincial Party Secretary Liu Zhigui met with a Hong Kong delegation headed by He Jing, deputy director of the Hong Kong Liaison Office of the Central People’s Government, and Zhang Taichao, president of the General Association of Hainan Societies in Hong Kong, as its honorary head.
Also according to the official website of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), in October and November 2019, former Hong Kong Chief Executive and Vice Chairman of the CPPCC Leung Chun-ying led two study tours to Qiong, and was received by Hainan Governor Shen Xiaoming and Provincial Party Secretary Liu Zhigui, respectively. Zhang Techao participated in high-level visits and some investment promotion activities between Qiong and Hong Kong.
Although the CPPCC position is known as a “political vase,” it is as much a source of wealth as that of a deputy to the National People’s Congress, especially in Hong Kong, where many rich and famous people and celebrities gather to buy CPPCC “titles” for political benefits.
Background of Zhang Taichao and his organization in Hong Kong
Previously, Zhang Taichao was often reported in the press as having organized and participated in activities to support the police and the Hong Kong government during the “Occupy China” and “Anti-China” campaigns launched by the Hong Kong public.
In September 2014, Hong Kong people launched an “Occupy Central” campaign for universal suffrage. A month ago, the “anti-occupation march”, which was promoted by then Hong Kong Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying’s signature, and mobilized by Hong Kong’s pro-communist camp, led to an unprecedented exposure of the underground Chinese Communist Party in Hong Kong.
According to reports, as many as 1,500 pro-Communist groups participated, many of which are CCP outfits under the guise of various sororities, women’s associations, chambers of commerce and other civic associations, and many of their leaders are also members of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference.
Many of them usually keep a low profile, but they only acted as election machines in the Legislative Council and District Council elections in Hong Kong, but mostly behind the scenes, but an “anti-occupation” farce brought all the red forces cultivated by the Chinese Communist Party for years to the surface.
The chief commander of the event was Hung Cho-hang, who was also a member of the Chinese Communist Party’s National Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference, and was responsible for coordinating the various hometown associations, while the deputy chief commander of the march included Zhang Tai-chao, president of the Hong Kong Hainan Association.
According to sources quoted by Apple Daily, most of the funds for the march came from the core of the association, while the giants of Guangdong, Guangxi, Hainan and other associations who were deputy commanders also contributed at least more than one million. The Democratic Alliance for the Betterment and Progress of Hong Kong and the Federation of Trade Unions are responsible for the mobilization of the two major pro-establishment political groups.
It is said that the Association of Hong Kong provincial CPPCC members is an underground Communist Party organization, which was established in 2006, the initiator is the “snack king” Si Zhou Group Chairman Dai Defeng and the “Fujian Gang” Nan Yi Group Chairman Lin Shuche, they led the organization of 45 provinces, autonomous regions, municipalities directly under the Central Government and sub-provincial cities in Hong Kong CPPCC members, the establishment of the Association, the backbone of more than 20 members, another 1,500 provincial CPPCC members as members.
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