Hung Hsiu-chu greets the press after being elected chairwoman Taiwan's Kuomintang Party. Photo: CNA. Hung Hsiu-chu greets the press after being elected chairwoman Taiwan's Kuomintang Party. Photo: CNA.
Hung Hsiu-chu greets the press after being elected chairwoman Taiwan's Kuomintang Party. Photo: CNA.
Tsai Ing-wen
China /  Politics

Taiwan's ousted presidential nominee Hung Hsiu-chu elected as Kuomintang's first woman leader

Forsaken by the party in her bid to run in last year’s disastrous presidential elections, it now tasks her with rebuilding its fortunes from the ashes

Topic |   Tsai Ing-wen
Lawrence Chung
Lawrence Chung

Updated: 4:24pm, 28 Mar, 2016

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Hung Hsiu-chu greets the press after being elected chairwoman Taiwan's Kuomintang Party. Photo: CNA. Hung Hsiu-chu greets the press after being elected chairwoman Taiwan's Kuomintang Party. Photo: CNA.
Hung Hsiu-chu greets the press after being elected chairwoman Taiwan's Kuomintang Party. Photo: CNA.
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