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With the countdown to the nine-in-one general election, the candidates’ families are actively participating in the auxiliary election schedule.
With the countdown to the nine-in-one general election, Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan's wife Shi Fanggen has a full schedule to boost her husband's re-election campaign. At 6:30 in the morning, she first went to Yucheng Park and Nangang Park to greet morning commuters, and then went to Chengde Market in Nangang District to vote. At 6 o'clock in the evening, we returned to Chiang Wanan's campaign headquarters to distribute "Safety Streamers". Many supporters responded enthusiastically and lined up in person with the Taipei Encore signboard. The queue stretched all the way to the Mega Bank on the corner. A total of about 2,000 people lined up at the scene. Shi Fanggen was cordial and courteous in front of his supporters, always bending at 90 degrees when bowing. Many women praised Shi Fanggen when they saw him, "He has such a good temperament." They will definitely support him and hope that Jiang Wanan will be elected with a high vote.
In the evening, Shi Fanggen returned to Jiang Wanan's campaign headquarters to distribute "parade limited edition" peace of mind streamers. Council members You Shuhui, Lin Xinger, Qin Huizhu and others also stood aside to distribute peace of mind stickers, calling on supporters to support Jiang Wanan, and inviting supporters to participate in the peace of mind parade on the 14th, from the campaign headquarters all the way to the city hall. Among them, Congresswoman Qin Huizhu was criticized by supporters of the blue camp for being a "Green Huizhu". Today she also appeared at the campaign headquarters to accompany the distribution of literature, and some supporters shouted to her to cheer her up.
Supporters were very excited to see Shi Fanggen, inviting them to take photos, shake hands, and praise him for his "good temperament, very beautiful." Some people also said that Shi Fanggen looked very good with a high ponytail tied with a ribbon, and the bow looked very special. He taught how to knock bowls, and hoped that he could have the same look when participating in the parade.
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