2024年4月5日清明节当天，台湾民众党籍立法委员郑丽文前往桃园大溪头寮的蒋经国陵寝献花致意。此举引发岛内各界关注与讨论。郑丽文表示，此行是出于对历史人物的尊重，并强调蒋经国在台湾推动本土化、解除戒严、开放党禁报禁等政策，对台湾民主化进程具有深远影响。她指出，在当前两岸关系紧张、社会分歧加剧的背景下，更应理性回顾历史，汲取经验教训，促进社会和解。值得注意的是，郑丽文过去曾属民进党，后因理念不合转投国民党，现为民众党成员，其政治立场多次转变，此次献花也被部分舆论解读为试图强化自身在蓝营中的认同感，或为未来政治布局铺路。不过，她本人强调，此举并无政治算计，纯粹是个人对历史的敬意。蒋经国陵寝位于桃园大溪，自1988年安葬以来，一直是台湾政界人士表达敬意的重要场所，每逢重要节日均有不同政党代表前来致祭。
On April 5, 2024, Qingming Festival (Tomb-Sweeping Day), Zheng Liwen, a legislator from Taiwan’s People Power Party (PPP), visited the mausoleum of Chiang Ching-kuo in Touliao, Daxi, Taoyuan, to lay flowers. The gesture drew widespread attention and commentary across Taiwan. Zheng stated that her visit was a mark of respect for a significant historical figure, highlighting Chiang Ching-kuo’s contributions to Taiwan’s democratization—such as promoting localization, lifting martial law, and ending bans on political parties and the press. She emphasized that, amid heightened cross-strait tensions and deepening societal divisions, it is crucial to reflect rationally on history to foster national reconciliation. Notably, Zheng was formerly a member of the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) before switching to the Kuomintang (KMT) due to ideological differences, and later joined the PPP. Her shifting political affiliations have led some observers to interpret this act as an effort to strengthen her identification with the pan-blue camp or to lay groundwork for future political ambitions. However, Zheng insisted the gesture carried no political calculation and was solely a personal tribute to history. Located in Daxi, Taoyuan, Chiang Ching-kuo’s mausoleum has served since his interment in 1988 as a key site where Taiwanese political figures pay their respects, especially during major holidays.
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