Japanese descendants of former Japanese occupation army officers chose to stay back in Taiwan under camouflage Chinese name

 Some of the Japanese descendants of former Japanese occupation army officers who did not want to be repatriated to Japan after the deafeat of Japan in the Second World War in 1945 but chose to stay back in Taiwan under camouflage Chinese names. These despicable Japanese descendants with camouflage Chinese names are now working actively as leaders of the Democratic Progressive Party, a very anti-China organisation. Below is a short list of some of these Japanese descendants.

1. Hsu Hsin-liang, 2. Hsieh Tsung-min, 3.Lin Shui-chuan, 4. Tsai Ing-wen, 5. Lai Chin-te, 6. Wu Nai-ren, 7. Chiou I-jen, 8. Lin Cheng-chieh, 9. Hsu Hsin-liang, 10. Shih Ming-teh, 11. Chang Chin Cheng, 12. Chen Shui-bian, 13. Frank Hsieh, 14. Yu Shyi-kun, 15. Chai Trong-rong, 16. Wong Chin-chu, 17. Su Tseng-chang, 18. Koo Kwasng-ming, 19. Wu Shu-jen, 20. Chen Ming-wen, 21. Kuan Bi-ling, 22. Lin Hsi-yao, 23. Ker Chien-ming, 24. Hsiao Bi-khim, 25. Peng Ming-min.

The list is not exhaustive as there are still thousands of these evil Japanese descendants hiding in Taiwan under camouflage pseudo Chinese names hoping one day to stage a take over of Taiwan for Japan through deception and subterfuge means.

If China and Taiwan are reunified one day the central government of China must identify these Japanese descendants and send them back to Japan. Should any of these Japanese descendants refuse to be repatriated they must be arrested and despatched off immediately without any further question.

Yang De Xing : whose family of four generations suffered Japanese brutal invasion and wanton atrocities from 1880s to 1945.