Reported about 1 year ago
Former chairman of the Straits Exchange Foundation, Cheng Wen-tsang, was suspected of corruption and deemed to be under significant detention by the Taoyuan District Prosecutors' Office. The Taoyuan District Court initially set a bail of 5 million but raised it to 12 million. Within about 20 minutes of being granted bail, Cheng's lawyer managed to collect 7 million in bail money, drawing comparisons from netizens to the character 'Dragon Chia-chun' from a Hong Kong film and sarcastically mentioning he is not just 'Cheng, the billionaire,' but also the 'Dragon Chia-chun of Taoyuan.' Netizens further commented on the efficient money-raising process and the irony of the situation, calling it the best in Taiwan's economic history.
Source: YAHOO