重點翻譯：
江啓臣是亞洲最古老政黨最年輕的領導者（48歲）
他肩負著調整遭受兩次慘敗的國民黨擺脫老齡化，吸引年輕人的重任：國民黨長期以來認為自己是中國的一部份，雖然這個想法非常受到北京的歡迎，但是與渴望走出自己道路的年輕選民背道而馳。江啓臣要重新調整這一立場，然而卻非常可能激怒日益鷹派的中國政府。
美國有義務出售台灣軍武，也很可能陷入各種衝突，維持區域穩定可能取決於江主席的能力 -- 平衡政黨內的兩種聲音，並在這條繩索上走下去。
江主席告訴時代雜誌「青年將成為本黨的主要決策者」。

Elected in 2020 as the youngest-ever leader of Asia’s oldest political party, 48-year-old Johnny Chiang knew that reforming Taiwan’s Kuomintang (KMT) wouldn’t be easy. But given that his party had just suffered two straight crushing election defeats, he knew they needed to move away from their aging base and attract a new generation of voters. The problem: the KMT has long held the position that self-ruling Taiwan and the Chinese mainland are a part of the same country—a notion welcomed by Beijing but alienating to young Taiwanese eager to forge their own way. Recalibrating this stance is vital to the future of the KMT; however, it risks angering an increasingly hawkish Chinese government, which has repeatedly vowed to invade should Taiwan declare independence. Moreover, the U.S. is obliged by treaty to sell Taiwan weapons, and could be drawn into any conflict. Regional stability may rely on the ability of Chiang—a U.S.-trained former academic and economist—to navigate this tightrope while quelling populist voices within his own ranks. “The youth will be the major decision-makers in our party,” Chiang tells TIME. —Charlie Campbell