Ke Zhien's three-mountain rally was the final stage. Jiang Wanan went south to Qishan to support him.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan went south to Kaohsiung to support Ke Zhien.

Kuomintang Kaohsiung mayoral candidate Ko Chi-en held his final "Three Mountains Campaign" in Qishan today. Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan, who is seeking re-election, went south to support him and even accompanied Ko Chi-en on his grand entrance. He was surrounded by enthusiastic people at a distance of just 100 meters. He walked for 8 minutes before walking onto the stage. Jiang said that he hoped that the villagers would support Ke Zhien's election and create a win-win situation with Taipei. As long as everyone gets 10 or 20 votes, Kaohsiung can take the lead and Taiwan can move forward.

Jiang Wanan pointed out that Ke Zhien is professional and will do enough homework on every issue. He is rational, knows how to listen and communicate, and knows how to propose solutions when faced with problems. He also has a sense of responsibility. He sticks to the end of major issues for the Kaohsiung folks and solves problems for the folks without fear of resistance. It is not for applause but a sense of mission.

Jiang Wanan believes that politicians cannot just say that they have worked hard, but must produce concrete results. They must not only have slogans, but must have the ability to execute. They must know how to be responsible to the people, not to factions, and they must not rely on imaginary ideas, support from political parties, or new personalities to cheat votes.

Jiang Wanan said that politicians can have competition and positions, but people only care about whether they can live a better life, whether there are better job opportunities and industrial development, and whether their elders can get due care and stay at home to grow old. Only Ke Zhien can do these things. He called on voters to stand up bravely and let Ke be elected to create a win-win situation with Taipei. If everyone gets 10 or 20 votes, Kaohsiung can take the lead and Taiwan can move forward.