
Democratic Progressive Party Taichung City Council candidate Zheng Gongjin established a campaign headquarters, and national policy adviser Gao Dacheng presented the flag on the platform and was optimistic about the Taichung mayoral election.
AI-generated summary
Forensic doctor Gao Dacheng was hired as a national policy adviser to the Presidential Office in June this year.
Forensic doctor Gao Dacheng was appointed as the national policy advisor of the Presidential Office in June this year. DPP Taichung Southeast District Councilor candidate Zheng Gongjin established a general election campaign. Gao Dacheng praised Zheng as a "long-time friend" and awarded him a battle flag on the platform. Gao Dacheng said that the blue and green election for Taichung mayor is stalemate, and the Democratic Progressive Party's Taichung mayor candidate He Xinchun and his opponent have drawn "five or five waves" in the election, and there is a good chance of a comeback.
Taichung City Southeast District Councilor candidate Zheng Gongjin is seeking re-election. He set up a campaign headquarters on Zhongming South Road this afternoon (the 4th) and invited He Xinchun to participate in the "Jinxin Date" concert. He Xinchun and Zheng Gongjin made a "big entrance" and high-fived their supporters. Gao Dacheng and former Taichung City Vice Mayor and Mandarin Airlines Chairman Chen Dajun frequently shouted "frozen garlic!"
He Xinchun is called "our Congressman Zheng Gongjin" in Taiwanese for his seriousness (Taiwanese: hard-working). He rides around and serves everywhere in the streets and alleys of the Southeast District. He has contributed to the improvement of dry creeks, water dance shows and work around Jianguo Market, as well as the Taichung Station locomotive development project.
Taichung City Council candidates of the Democratic Progressive Party Lin Deyu, Jiang Zhaoguo and Huang Shouda also cheered for Zheng Gongjin. After He Xinchun gave a speech, Gao Dacheng awarded the battle flag. The two exchanged compliments on the stage and said that they were friends for many years and would definitely "freeze garlic" at the end of the year.
Gao Dacheng said that he has known Zheng Gongjin for several years. Currently, the blue-green election in Taichung is in a stalemate. He Xinchun and the KMT Taichung mayor candidate Jiang Qichen are showing "five-five waves". In the past, he might have lost because he had good mobility and ran more diligently than Jiang Qichen. Being more diligent in walking and running increased his support.
Gao Dacheng said that elections still depend on public opinion. He Xinchun is relatively hard-working and has a good chance of making a comeback.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Zheng Gongjin seeks re-election as Southeast District Councilor
Very likely · Within months

Hong Kong's first Legislative Council president, Rita Fan Hsu Lai-tai, suggested reviewing the city's 90 legislative seats to use public funds properly, noting that maintaining 90 seats costs significantly more than 60.

Taiwan's ruling party is concerned after US President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping invoked wartime Sino-US cooperation and the Flying Tigers during a summit, benefiting Beijing's ties.

KMT New Taipei City mayoral candidate Li Sichuan held a large-scale rally this afternoon, and Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan assisted on the stage. Jiang Wanan said that the two had worked together to overcome construction difficulties such as the Arena and the East Ring Section of the MRT, and called on New Taipei folks to support Li Sichuan, who is practical and professional in engineering.

The Japanese overseas Chinese community has recently held National Day receptions and celebrations one after another. Li Yiyang, the representative in Japan, attended and emphasized that Taiwan will cooperate with democratic partners to maintain peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait and the Indo-Pacific region.

DPP Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang held an inauguration meeting of his campaign headquarters on the 4th, with more than 50,000 people present. Because the roads on the ground were congested and blocked, supporters used their ingenuity to book high-rise buildings in nearby hotels, put up posters by the windows, and waved flags in support, triggering heated discussions in the community.

In response to the opening of the Phoenix office and former President Tsai Ing-wen's visit to the United States, Tung Li-wen, CEO of the Asia-Pacific Peace Research Foundation, said that Taiwan-US relations have their own goals and pace, proceed according to the established plan, and will not be affected by the schedule of the Trump-Xi meeting. He expects more diplomatic breakthroughs in the future.