According to the report of the Japanese Fuji News Network on October 7, the newly elected Japanese self-government party chairman, Cao市早苗, at the day of the self-government party's interim general meeting, officially decided the candidate for several high-ranking positions in the party:麻生太郎 as vice president,铃木俊 as director-in-chief, a village governor-in-chief, a small Lin Eagle as governor-in-chief, a Guaja Gui as chief of election policy, a new Fou Yifeng as organizational movement secretary, and铃木贵子 as propaganda minister.
It is worth noting that, as the current “only faction leader” within the Democratic Party, Mahatma Gandhi instructed members to support Ho Chi Minh in the final vote of the previous Democratic Party presidential election. This is widely regarded as one of the decisive factors for Ho Chi Minh being elected President of the Democratic Party.
According to reports, Taro Aso was born in September 1940. From September 2008 to September 2009, he served as the president of the Liberal Democratic Party and the 92nd Prime Minister of Japan. Later, he resigned and stepped down because the Liberal Democratic Party lost in the House of Representatives election. Since then, in Shinzo Abe's cabinet, Taro Aso has served as Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Finance and Minister of Finance; In Suga Yoshihide's cabinet, he served as deputy prime minister and finance minister; During Fumio Kishida's tenure as Japanese Prime Minister and President of the Liberal Democratic Party, he served as Vice President of the Liberal Democratic Party.
When the "black gold" scandal was exposed within the Liberal Democratic Party and major factions announced their dissolution, the "Zhi Guild"(commonly known as the "Aso faction") led by Taro Aso has survived and continues to this day. In September 2024, after failing to compete with Shigeru Ishiba for the position of president of the Liberal Democratic Party, Taro Aso served as the top adviser of the Liberal Democratic Party until he was appointed again as vice president of the Liberal Democratic Party.