Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan announced this evening (14th) at the "Safe Taipei With You and Me" parade main stage, he sang Jay Chou's "Confession Balloon" with his wife Shi Fangen. The sweet interaction became the focus of the audience. However, Chiang later turned his attention to the Democratic Progressive Party in his speech, criticizing the poisonous oil incident, the Taiwan Sugar land deal, drug and drunk driving penalties, and judicial issues. He criticized the government for filling society with confrontation and unrest, and called on his supporters to use their votes to cast a vote of no confidence in the Democratic Progressive Party government on November 28.
In a joint interview with the media in the afternoon, when asked if he had specially practiced singing, Jiang Wanan said, "You will know if we have practiced after watching." In the evening, he and Shi Fanggen took to the main stage to sing Jay Chou's classic song "Confession Balloon". They seemed not familiar with the lyrics. The first few lines made it difficult to understand which song was being sung. Halfway through the song, KMT Taipei City Council candidate Li Mingxuan took out his mobile phone and handed it to Jiang Wanan, suspected of hinting at the lyrics.
In his speech, Jiang Wanan especially thanked Shi Fanggen for his time in the auxiliary selection. He said that Shi would never take it for granted because of whose wife he was. The two have always respected each other since they met and got married for many years. He revealed that a while ago, Shi Fanggen took the initiative to tell him that he was willing to help and walked into the market and alleys to listen to the voices of the citizens. During this time, he often came home very late, but the two still found time to chat.
Jiang Wanan said emotionally: "Thank you for your continuous support. You are the best partner." He also said that Shi Fanggen's presence gives people a sense of peace of mind. "With Fang Gen's presence, I feel very at ease." But he hopes that this peace of mind will not only exist in the family, but also become the spirit of governing the city and the attitude towards citizens, so that citizens of different backgrounds and generations can shine in Taipei.
Chiang Wanan brought the topic back to the election campaign. He said that this election was very fierce. After repeated tests during this period, he has strengthened his confidence. He thanked his supporters for standing up bravely and emphasized that "this battle must be won." It is not only about the future of Taipei City, but also the choice of the country's future route and direction.
Jiang Wanan then shouted to his supporters, asking everyone to recall that his opponents' overwhelming campaign in the past three months had made society forget many more important things. He criticized that the central government allowed the elderly and children to eat poisonous oil, but no official resigned because of it; the Democratic Progressive Party and senior officials of the New Wave sold Taiwanese sugar land for 180 million yuan at a low price, and only needed to pay back 50,000 yuan a month, which would take 300 years to pay off. He also questioned whether the DPP's opposition to increasing the penalties for drug driving and drunk driving truly cares about the safety of citizens.
Jiang Wanan criticized the judiciary for pursuing people with different political stances, and said that the justice's decision was in fact abolition of death, caring about the perpetrators but ignoring the victims. He emphasized that in the past half month, four brothers and sisters in the Nationalist Army have sacrificed their lives not fighting for the Republic of China, and many teachers have passed away one after another due to pressure from school affairs meetings. He questioned whether the government truly values these lives, and called on supporters to use their votes to cast a vote of no confidence in the DPP government on November 28.
