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Cai Boyi, 22, from Zhejiang Prov- ince, is currently a senior majoring in mass communications at Tamkang University （TKU） in Tamsui District, New Taipei City. In October 2014, she launched her campaign for president of the TKU student union – the first mainlander ever to run for office at the university.
While Cai ran unopposed, only 691 of the university’s total 27,487 students voted, and only 653 ballots cast were declared valid – a voter turnout rate of 2.4 percent, a far cry from the 15 percent required for the result to stand. Cai expressed to NewsChina that while she had expected the result, the controversy caused by her campaign demonstrated the difficult situation faced by mainland students in Taiwan. “If I were Taiwanese, my campaign would not he met so many obstacles,” said Cai to NewsChina.
In 2011, Taiwan opened the gates of its universities to students from the mainland, over 6,200 of whom are now studying in Taiwan. Despite sharing a comparable cultural background, many mainland students claim to feel relatively detached from Taiwanese society. Cai’s election campaign caused the tensions underlying this separation to bubble to the surface, resulting in a ear campaign, and eventually a boycott.
Playing Dirty
The “obstacles” to which Cai Boyi referred began to emerge at the very beginning of her election campaign. In May, as a member of the Tam Kang Wu Hu Gang Student Association in TKU, association chairman and native Taiwanese student Chung Meng Hsuan put forward Cai as the association’s candidate for student union president. “I recommended her because she is art and passionate,” Chung told NewsChina. “She cares more about social issues in Taiwan than most Taiwanese.”
On August 1, Cai, one of only 260 mainland students at TKU, submitted her campaign registration materials to the studentrun election committee. A week later, she noticed that China’s red national flag had been added to the photo on the Facebook page promoting her campaign. According to Chuang Chi Cheng, acting president of the student union, this was in order to “thoroughly publicize the background information of the candidate, and secure students’right to know.”
This move aroused the attention of local media, who began to question whether a mainland student was qualified to run for president of the student union. “I was dumbfounded,” said Cai Boyi, citing TKU’s regulation that any student enrolled at the university enjoys the right to run for student office.
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