
AI-generated summary
Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan went to the Liaoning night market to sweep the streets to solicit votes. Supporters were accused of bullying the "One Village" dumpling shop. The founding owner of the shop spoke out and took a leave of absence. Subsequently, rumors spread on the Internet that the boss was a gangster.
Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan went to the Liaoning Night Market yesterday to sweep the streets to solicit votes, but was questioned by a large number of supporters who were suspected of bullying the "Tingyangliu Store" Youyi Cun Dumpling Shop. The owner of the founding store of "Yu Yi Cun" also spoke out about this and announced that he would be closed today. However, some netizens later discovered that the boss’s posts continued to be washed. What’s even more amazing is that an account posted on the Internet that the owner of “Yu Yi Cun” was from the underworld, which prompted the Kuomintang members to apologize quickly. However, netizens questioned that the post was from a suspicious account, and the “Yu Yi Cun” sign in the news was also different from the “Yu Yi Cun” that was harassed last night. The owner of the founding store also responded to this post, “It’s a different company. The content of the news is untrue. Please withdraw the post.”
Today, a netizen posted on threads that there were previous media reports that the owner of "Yuyi Village" named Lai was born in a family of Taipei's Liaoning Street night market, but due to his father's domestic violence and other factors, he joined the underworld Bamboo Union Gang, gradually rose to become the leader of the gang, and was in and out of jail many times. A netizen in the PO article also said, "The Kuomintang people will only apologize obediently if they offend the underworld."
However, sharp-eyed netizens immediately responded, "It's different, I suggest you delete the article", "The one who is causing trouble is Youyicun with the boss's profile picture, which is different from the news article", "The owner of the founding store is a woman... and they are going to make trouble again", "The place where Jiang Bulisten's gang went to cause trouble was not this one, it was at the Liaoning night market, don't take the wrong direction!"
Some netizens also pointed out that the account file claimed to be located in Vietnam, and said, "This person's origin is unknown, and there are extraneous matters. Please don't get in the car. He is obviously not from the same family."
The head of the founding store also responded in the comment area just now, "It's a different company, the news content is untrue, please withdraw the article."
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Jiang Wanan or his team will issue further clarification or apology statement regarding this matter
Likely · Within days

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