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In the Taipei mayoral election, Democratic Progressive Party candidate Shen Boyang competed with the current KMT mayor Chiang Wanan. Shen Boyang recently went to Menga to pray for blessings and deliver a speech at the "Shushun General Welcomes Gandouma", while Jiang Wanan went to Liaoning Night Market yesterday to sweep the streets.
Taipei mayoral candidate of the Democratic Progressive Party Shen Boyang went to Menga today (7th) to pray for blessings and deliver a speech at "General Zhushun Yinggan Dou Ma". (Photo by reporter Cong Changjin)
Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan of the Kuomintang went to Liaoning Night Market yesterday to sweep the streets. When the procession passed by a dumpling shop that publicly expressed its support for "Ocean Current", supporters of the Chiang camp shouted slogans at the door of the shop, and the shouting got louder and louder, scaring the people in the shop. In this regard, Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang of the Democratic Progressive Party said in an interview today that when his team sweeps the streets, they will confirm in advance whether the store owner wants him to come and say hello, and will not shout at the door of a store that does not want him to come and greet him.
Shen Boyang said that this is a very serious matter. The Taipei mayoral election is a comparison of the municipal planning and execution capabilities of the two mayoral candidates. Supporters hope to respect each other. Looking at the dumpling shop, it is definitely not normal if the shop owner and the people in the shop may feel fear.
Shen Boyang pointed out that if you really have any objections to his municipal administration, in addition to having a soapbox, you can also tell him directly. It is absolutely unacceptable if the actions of supporters make others feel scared. When the team sweeps the streets, they will confirm in advance whether the store wants them to come and say hello. If the store does not want them to come, they will just walk through quickly. It is impossible to shout in front of a store that does not want to greet them. There is no need.

KMT New Taipei City mayoral candidate Li Sichuan, Mayor Hou Youyi, and People's Party Chairman Huang Guochang attended the inauguration meeting of New Taipei City Council candidates Chen Shixuan and Cheng Chenghong's campaign headquarters, emphasizing that the Blue and White election will not change before and after the election, and will integrate political opinions and talents across parties to work for the development of New Taipei City.

DPP Taichung mayoral candidate He Hsinchun clarified that the elderly health insurance subsidy will not be canceled due to the election results. The budget has been prepared and will continue to be promoted. He rebutted his opponents Jiang Qichen and Lu Xiuyan's statement that "if they don't win, there will be no subsidy." He also called on supporters to help publicize and clarify.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan went to the Liaoning night market to sweep the streets to solicit votes. Supporters were accused of bullying the "Yu Yi Cun" dumpling shop. The founder of the shop spoke out and took a leave of absence. The idea that the boss was a gangster was circulated on the Internet, but the founder of the shop denied it, saying that the content of the news was untrue and demanded that the article be withdrawn.

Hong Kong rejected a joint statement from ten countries criticizing the sentencing of opposition activist Joshua Wong Chi-fung, accusing them of distorting facts and smearing the national security law. The US, Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands, New Zealand and the UK said the sentencing showed the law was being used to target individuals for political expression.

After collecting evidence from the Tainan and Taoyuan City Investigation Bureaus, they brought back Lin Dewang, chairman of the Taiwan People's Communist Party, and Chen Zhenzhou, who was running for mayor of Hsinchu City with his party, for investigation. After a re-examination, the prosecutor determined that the two had violated the anti-infiltration law and were in danger of colluding with witnesses and fleeing. They applied to the court for detention.

People First Party Chairman James Soong talked about the Taipei mayoral election when he stood up for county council candidate Chen Jie-lin in Yilan Township, emphasizing that citizens’ choices should be respected, but candidates must win recognition with their political views, and political views cannot count without speaking. Those who are re-elected should show their political achievements for the people to judge. There are still 20 days left in the election to be decided by the people, reflecting Taiwan’s democratic values.