Wang Ju-hsuan

thumb|upright|Wang Ju-hsuan Wang Ju-hsuan (王如玄; Wáng Rúxuán; born 2 October 1961) is a politician in the Republic of China (ROC). She was the Vice Presidential candidate for the 2016 election. Quotes It's our (Council of Labor Affairs) responsibility to take care of financially disadvantaged families. We've seen a better economy and we know there must be changes. Wang Ju-hsuan (2011) cited in "Minimum wage to be increased by five percent" on The China Post, 22 July 2011. We've had too many divisions or stand-offs regarding the pan-blue and pan-green divide, the mainlander-Taiwanese divide and even the southern Taiwan-northern Taiwan divide. In fact, we're all in the same boat. Wang Ju-hsuan (2015) cited in "Chu's running mate: 'We're all in same boat'" on Focus Taiwan, 18 November 2015. Now I know the public's perception is equally important and I am willing to hold myself to the highest moral standards. Wang Ju-hsuan (2015) cited in "Wang vows to move out of controversial housing" on Taipei Times, 27 November 2015. Beijing's marriage and inheritance laws are closely related to Taiwanese lives, since numerous Taiwanese businessmen have purchased properties or taken a mistress in (Mainland) China. I have also been approached by many Taiwanese wives who needed legal advice in these areas. Wang Ju-hsuan (2015) cited in "Jennifer Wang’s Chinese degree stirs speculation" on Taipei Times, 2 December 2015. External links Category:1961 births Category:Living people Category:Ministers of Labor (Taiwan)