Luo Wenjia

Luo Wenjia

Luo Wenjia, born on March 2, 1966, is a political figure in Taiwan and a Hakka from Xinwu District, Taoyuan City, Taiwan Province.

brief introduction

Luo Wenjia was admitted to the Affiliated Middle School of National Taiwan University in 1981 and the international relations section of the Department of political science of National Taiwan University in 1985. During his college years, he participated in the student movement. In addition to being elected as a student representative of Taiwan University, he was also elected as the first student president of Taiwan University in 1988. He once guest starred in Niu Chengze's movie "the way to survive when you have to".

experience

After Luo Wenjia retired from the army in 1991, he served as an assistant to Chen Shuibian, who was then a "legislator". He once participated in various social and political movements, including "the abolition of Article 100 of the criminal law" and "the issue of the rule of law and human rights in the armed forces", and became the director of the office in 1993. In 1994, Luo Wenjia ran for Chen Shui Bian as mayor of Taipei. After Chen Shui Bian was elected mayor of Taipei, he served as director of Taipei information office and spokesman of Taipei municipal government, becoming the youngest administrative officer in Taiwan at that time. In 1998, he resigned as director of information because of the tug of war in Taipei. In 1997, Luo Wenjia went to Stanford University to serve as a visiting scholar. In 1998, when Chen Shui Bian ran for reelection, he served as the director general of his campaign. In 1999, when Chen Shui Bian ran for the leadership of Taiwan, Luo Wenjia served as the director of the culture and Publicity Department of the Democratic Progressive Party. After Chen Shui Bian was elected, Luo Wenjia served as the vice chairman of the "Cultural Construction Committee of the Executive Yuan.". In 2001, Luo Wenjia resigned as vice-chairman and ran for the "legislator" in the North District of Taipei city. During his tenure as "legislator", he was respectively recommended as "the best legislator" by "chengshe investigation" and "Congress" reporter investigation. In 2004, Luo Wenjia became the chairman of the Hakka Committee of the Executive Yuan to promote the publicity of Hakka TV and increase the proportion of Hakka dialect. In March 2005, Luo Wenjia resigned as "chairman" and announced on behalf of the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) to run for Taipei county magistrate. During the election, he proposed the new DPP movement. However, due to the Kaohsiung MRT fraud and suspected bribery of "walking workers", he was defeated by 190000 votes on December 3 of the same year to Zhou Xiwei, a candidate proposed by the KMT. At the beginning of 2008, Luo Wenjia failed in the election of "legislator". He is currently the convener of the DPP party affairs reform group. Baidu Encyclopedia content is shared by netizens. If you find that your data content is inaccurate or incomplete, you are welcome to use your own data service (free) to participate in the correction. Go to > > now