
A number of large-scale concerts were held on the voting day, raising concerns among netizens about the involvement of Chinese capital and its influence on the election.
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The nine-in-one general election is about to be held, and people need to return to their place of residence to vote. Recently, there have been many discussions on the Internet about the conflict between concerts and voting day.
The nine-in-one general election is coming soon, and many people will return to their places of residence to vote. However, many netizens discovered that on November 28, the voting day, there will be a concert at the Dome by Tiantai group F4, as well as concerts by South Korean girl group MAMAMOO, Ong Qianyu, Ito Mirai and many other Taiwanese, Japanese and Korean singers. Netizens pointed out that the co-organizers of these concerts may have more or less Chinese investment, hoping to use the concerts to reduce the turnout, and called on everyone to vote first and then chase stars.
Many netizens posted on Threads that there were many concerts on November 28th, the voting day. According to the data, there were F4 "F✦FOREVER City of Stars - Lightyear Date - Taipei Limited" at the Dome, Taipei Arena "MAMAMOO <4WARD> in TAIPEI", TICC "Young K Solo" Tour", Taichung Weng Qianyu's "Sunny 60th Anniversary Concert - Song of Time", Sanchuang Life Park "Ito Mirai's 10th Anniversary Debut Concert Taipei", Linkou Stadium's platter concert "KPOP PLANET in TAIPEI" and other performances.
Netizens questioned that the co-organizers of these concerts were more or less involved with Chinese capital, and they all happened to be on voting day. It is hard not to think that China deliberately arranged the concerts to reduce the return of young people to vote in their hometowns, thereby affecting the election. They called on the public, "No matter how much you love these artists and idols, you must vote well before going to see them. No matter who you support, I hope everyone will not give up their vote. Don't miss the idol's stage, and don't miss your future."
Other netizens also expressed, "It is definitely not a pure coincidence, all coincidences are long-planned tricks", "The audience can still vote, but the staff can't vote at all", "Task-based concert", "There is still a doubt about going to the concert at night after voting, so you don't want to go to the spot to monitor the vote", "Concerts should be banned on polling day", "Stop thinking that politics is politics, and star chasing is star chasing."

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