Jiang Wanan "was rained for 20 minutes" early in the morning at Rongxing Garden to ask for votes. He was soaked but still shook hands and took photos together.

Jiang Wanan said good morning to the people at Rongxing Garden, and everyone enthusiastically showed the "5 thumbs up" gesture. (Photo by reporter Tian Yuhua)

There are only 19 days left before the November 28 local election voting. Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan took advantage of the time to rush for the election. Today (9th), he went to Rongxing Garden at 7 a.m. to pray for the morning crowd to vote. Legislator Wang Hongwei also accompanied him to sweep the streets. Jiang Wanan arrived a few minutes early and kept saying good morning to people along the way. He also exchanged friendly greetings in Taiwanese. Many mothers-in-law at the scene enthusiastically asked for photos, and even held his hand tightly to take photos, and the interaction was lively.

Despite getting up early, Jiang Wanan still looked good. He showed his affinity to the morning crowd and his staff also asked people to make the "5" sign, echoing the "5 compliments" slogan. When Wang Hongwei and his staff encounter people who are exercising, they will politely ask, "Sorry to bother you," and then come forward to ask for votes. The overall atmosphere and pace are more peaceful compared to the days when they accompanied the street sweepers on Liaoning Street and frequently led supporters to shout slogans.

However, the weather at the scene was not good, and there was drizzle in the sky early in the morning. The rain started to intensify around 7:15 a.m., but Jiang Wanan did not interrupt his trip and did not hold an umbrella. He continued to shake hands, greet people, and take photos with the public until about 7:35, and he did not leave until about 7:35, and spent about 20 minutes praying for votes in the rain. Even though the heavy rain continued, people still enthusiastically cheered him on. When they took out their mobile phones and wanted to take a photo, Jiang Wanan also took the initiative to say, "I'll just take it." He personally assisted in taking photos, showing his closeness to the people.

Jiang Wanan personally assisted people in taking photos. (Photo by reporter Tian Yuhua)

Jiang Wanan met her enthusiastic mother-in-law and asked for a photo, and interacted cordially with the public. (Photo by reporter Tian Yuhua)

Although the rain became heavier, Jiang Wanan continued to vote and did not hold an umbrella during the whole process. (Photo by reporter Hou Jiayu)

Jiang Wanan stayed in the rain for about 20 minutes. (Photo by reporter Tian Yuhua)