A dramatic incident occurred during the trial at the Jinghua City court, where a Changhua County councilor playfully rubbed Ko Wen-je's face. Lawyer Li Yu-sheng explained the impact of the defendant's social media posts on the judicial process.

A dramatic scene unfolded during the court hearing at Jinghua City, with a Changhua County councilor frantically rubbing Ko Wen-je's face. | Mirror News reporters Chang Ching-han and Hu Ke-chiang

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The Taipei District Court held its fourth day of oral arguments today (18th) in the Jinghua City corruption case. Former Taiwan People's Party Chairman Ko Wen-je appeared at the court early this morning with a smile. Among the large group of supporters was Chang Hsueh-ju, a Taiwan People's Party councilor from Changhua County, who had traveled from Taipei specifically to show her support. She gave Ko a big hug and playfully rubbed his face. Meanwhile, Shen Ching-ching was also asked about his first post on Facebook the previous night, to which he sighed and expressed the helplessness of life.

Attorney Li Yusheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that Shen Qingjing's posting on social media was primarily intended to guide public opinion and gain the approval of the public and some supporters through non-judicial means. However, the Jinghua City case is currently in the trial stage, and the judge will only make a ruling based on the evidence presented in court. Shen Qingjing's post will not provide any substantial help to the case; on the contrary, it may lead the judge to have a negative impression of him as disrespectful to the judiciary and trial procedures.

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