TAIPEI, Sept 14 — Terry Gou, the founder of major Apple supplier Foxconn, today said his running mate in Taiwan’s presidential election next year would be Tammy Lai, an...
TAIPEI, Sept 14 — Terry Gou, the founder of major Apple supplier Foxconn, today said his running mate in Taiwan’s presidential election next year would be Tammy Lai, an actress who starred in a high-profile Netflix drama.
At a news conference in Taipei, Gou introduced the veteran actress, author and singer Lai as his running mate. She played a presidential candidate in the hit Taiwanese Netflix showThat series, about the members of an election campaign team, including a supportive manager who convinces a young staffer who was groped that the issue is too important to be swept under the rug, kicked off a renewed #MeToo movement in Taiwan.
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