Congratulations HK protesters, you've woken up the Taiwanese

香港人争普选的占中事件让台湾人清醒了，不想台湾成为第二个香港，希望远离中共。

“很明显，决定性原因在于中国大陆因素。香港占中爆发及中共当局的应对手法，让外界看到中共当局的无信及野 蛮，台湾人不愿台湾成为香港第二。而国民党与中共关系暧昧，自然引发台湾人的担忧和气愤。论双方实力，国民 党似应占优，不该如此惨败，如此结果只能说北京因素起了决定性作用。”

民进党的竞选口号，'选举国民党，台湾变香港’。直击民心！ 民进党的这个口号太震撼了，不赢也难！

这次最大的助选员是梁振英书记。

现在是台湾忙着选举，但大陆在抓要求选举的人。中共将要求选举的人当成敌对势力，并予以打压

“至于双方胜败原因，见仁见智。但有一点可以肯定，经过几次政党轮替，台湾民主政治日渐成熟。由数人头（一 人一票）替代“砍人头”(暴力革命)是现代社会最伟大的发明，台湾的选举说明，这个文明游戏，华族也会玩。 ”

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Chinese President Xi Jinping said last month he envisioned unifying with Taiwan under the same system that Beijing applies to Hong Kong.

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the Occupy Central movement in Hong Kong proved that the KMT's pro-Beijing stance was wrong.

"One thing is very clear, we all realised that the 'one country two systems' model, which was brought up again recently by the mainland's President Xi Jinping , is definitely ballot-box poison, especially given the 'umbrella movement' in Hong Kong," Chou said.

"Thousands of Hongkongers have taken part in the movement just because Beijing has failed to keep its promise to keep Hong Kong unchanged for 50 years. It is also a reminder to the DPP that we shouldn't revise our party constitution to sacrifice the political independence of Taiwan."

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"We encountered some technical problems in the recruitment of volunteers at polling stations," he said.

"Before Occupy Central, more than 1,000 volunteers had signed up to help out outside polling stations. But later the Central Election Commission told us to find 1,583 people within five days to supervise vote-counting inside the stations. At that time we thought it was an impossible task for an independent candidate.

"But coincidentally, Occupy Central started in Hong Kong. We posted recruitment notices on the BBS [bulletin board system] of the National Taiwan University. Within just three days, our volunteer team expanded to 3,000-strong ... We feel there were mutual influences between Taipei and Hong Kong students."
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The Occupy movement might have stimulated anti-Beijing sentiments among Taiwanese voters because they were now more aware of the mainland's hardline approach towards democracy campaigns in Hong Kong, she added.

" Fears that tomorrow's Taiwan will be like today's Hong Kong may have cost the Ma government many votes."

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