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Su Qiaohui is the Democratic Progressive Party's candidate for mayor of New Taipei City. The campaign party was called "Stars in Xinzhuang to Win". President Lai Ching-te and former President Tsai Ing-wen were both present to support her. Tsai Ing-wen first ran for mayor of New Taipei City 16 years ago. Li Sichuan is the Kuomintang candidate for mayor of New Taipei City.
Su Qiaohui held a rally in Xinzhuang last night, and President Lai Ching-te and former President Tsai Ing-wen were present to support her. When Su Qiaohui came on stage, she collided with the god general and accidentally broke her front tooth, but she still endured the pain and finished singing. Lai said that New Taipei City must elect such a strong mayor. "Breaking hand bones, knocking out teeth, and swallowing blood. It is absolutely great to be a mayor with this kind of spirit!"
Su Qiaohui held the "Stars in Xinzhuang to Win" promotional party yesterday. She took the stage to sing her signature song "Pink Supercar". Not long after she started singing, she collided with the idol, causing Su Qiaohui's right front tooth to break. Although she was injured and bleeding, Su Qiaohui still endured the pain and sang enthusiastically, and the audience also applauded warmly. Su Qiaohui later laughed and said that seeing red is a good sign.
Tsai Ing-wen recounted the memory of her first campaign for mayor of New Taipei City 16 years ago. She praised Su Qiaohui for her executive ability and carefulness. She shouted in support of Su Qiaohui, who was better than her, and called on each supporter to go home and canvass for votes to make Su Qiaohui the mayor of New Taipei City.
In his speech, Lai Qingde said that New Taipei City has a vast territory and a large population, and the elected mayor must have this strong spirit. "Breaking hand bones, knocking out teeth, and swallowing blood. This kind of spirit is absolutely good to be the mayor!" He said that Su Qiaohui is very good at taking care of people and has put forward quite complete social welfare political opinions. Her political opinions were so complete that even after her teeth were broken, she could immediately talk about the policy of denture subsidies for the elderly.
Lai Qingde said that Su Qiaohui encountered a test from God. If she broke her teeth and cried, "this would be very harmful." God tested Su Qiaohui's adaptability, and she showed her strength and finished the song with "no leaks." This kind of tenacity is exactly what New Taipei City needs as a mayor.
Lai Qingde said that many villagers braved the rain to support Su Qiaohui. Everyone's common wish is for Su Qiaohui to be the first female mayor of New Taipei City and to take care of all citizens. She has taken care of Shen Boyang, the Taipei mayoral candidate of the Democratic Progressive Party. He asked his supporters to canvass for more votes so that they could be counted.
After KMT New Taipei mayor candidate Li Sichuan learned that Su Qiaohui was injured, he posted on Facebook that he learned that Su had been injured due to a collision during a campaign. He was busy with the election and safety came first. He hoped that Committee member Su would recover soon.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Su Qiaohui will undergo dental treatment in the short term and resume campaign activities
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