Hung Hsiu-chu

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Hung Hsiu-chu is a Taiwanese politician known for her leadership role in the Kuomintang (KMT) and for being the party’s first female chairperson.

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instanceOf Taiwanese politician
human
politician
affiliation pan-Blue political camp in Taiwan
associatedWith Legislative Yuan of the Republic of China
linked to: Legislative Yuan

Republic of China presidential elections
countryOfCitizenship Taiwan
familyName Hung
fieldOfWork politics
gender female
givenName Hsiu-chu
hasGenderRole female political leader in Taiwan
hasHonorific Madam Chairperson
linked to: Madam Chairman
hasPoliticalOrientation conservative
pro-unification leaning
hasPublicImage hardline Kuomintang figure
trailblazing female leader in Taiwanese politics
hasRole legislator
party leader
vice speaker of the legislature
ideology Chinese nationalism
pan-Blue Coalition
linked to: Pan-Blue Coalition
influencedBy Kuomintang party ideology
knownFor conservative cross-strait policy positions
leadership role in the Kuomintang
languageSpoken Mandarin Chinese
Taiwanese Hokkien
memberOf Kuomintang
name Hung Hsiu-chu
nationality Taiwanese
nativeName 洪秀柱
notableFor being the first female chairperson of the Kuomintang
being the first female official presidential candidate of the Kuomintang
occupation politician
officeContested President of the Republic of China
partOf political history of Taiwan
politicalParty Kuomintang
positionHeld Chairperson of the Kuomintang
Member of the Legislative Yuan
Vice President of the Legislative Yuan
regionOfActivity Taiwan
residence Taiwan
topicOf media coverage in Taiwan
political analysis on Kuomintang leadership

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Hung Hsiu-chu name Hung Hsiu-chu