
In an exclusive interview, Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan discussed the Kuomintang's election strategy and joint campaign. However, host Shen Chunhua corrected him on the spot and the campaign had already been cancelled, sparking heated discussions among netizens.
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In an exclusive interview with senior media person Shen Chunhua, Jiang Wanan held a dialogue with the Kuomintang to review its campaign strategy.
Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan accepted an exclusive interview with veteran media person Shen Chunhua today (3rd). Shen Chunhua asked the Kuomintang: Doesn’t it need to review or change anything? Jiang Wanan replied that the government party was heavily suppressing Taipei City, and in the last few days, there would be a joint campaign by Beibei Keitao. Unexpectedly, Shen Chunhua slapped him in the face on the spot: "Isn't it cancelled?" Jiang Wanan answered awkwardly, and that's right.
The Facebook fan page "North Korean Defector Ice Wolf" shared a clip of Shen Chunhua's exclusive interview with Jiang Wanan today. Shen Chunhua asked the Kuomintang: Doesn't it need to review or change anything? Jiang Wanan replied that local elections are being held in all counties and cities, and the government and Yuan parties are heavily deployed in Taipei City. "As for our own election strategy, of course, I think in the last few days, we will also join forces with Beibei to build momentum."
Unexpectedly, Shen Chunhua slapped him in the face on the spot: "Bei Bei Ke Tao's joint campaign? Wasn't it canceled on 11/8??" Jiang Wanan replied awkwardly: "Yes, of course..." Shen Chunhua asked why which one was cancelled?
Jiang Wanan also "asked A and answered B," saying, "But we will have several candidates, including relevant policies and how to continue to be a group, because we have been... from the past to the present."
"North Korean defector Ice Wolf" asked directly: "What on earth is he talking about? Did he forget that he canceled the campaign?" Netizens also expressed: "Does your answer match the question?", "The cancellation was not written in the manuscript", "It has become incoherent now", "It is not asking A and answering B, it is asking A randomly."

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