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Shen Boyang and He Xinchun will hold a joint campaign at Taichung Audit Village at 10 a.m. on the 27th.
Democratic Progressive Party Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang will go to Taichung at 10 a.m. tomorrow (27th) to join Democratic Progressive Party mayoral candidate He Xinchun. More than 20 people showed up at the "Ocean Current Meeting" audit village late this night, holding ocean currents, pure factions and support items and waving flags. Some people laughed and asked, "What's wrong with these people?" More friends shouted anxiously, "I'm so stressed out by you! What time are you going to go tomorrow!" and "I'm already anxious."
Shen Boyang will go south to Taichung tomorrow morning and join He Xinchun at the well-known Youth Entrepreneurship Base Audit Village. They will walk around the city along the way and use a soapbox in the Civic Square to tell the people about the city's vision. At the same time, they will have a picnic in the green space to taste Taichung snacks and interact with the people. Many foreign fans and Taichung fans are eager to try it, and some people shout "Taichung people can't lose."
He Xinchun came to the venue in a low-key manner this morning to pre-walk the Ocean Current route, and there were already enthusiastic fans accompanying him. At nightfall, more than 20 people have poured into Audit New Village. They brought foreign flags, pure flags and related support items and waved the flags excitedly. It was like attending a party. Passers-by exclaimed, "What's wrong with these people?"
The enthusiastic and crazy behavior of Yangfan and Xinmi was exposed on Threads, and more friends shouted anxiously, "I'm very stressed by you guys! What time are we going to go tomorrow!", "This group of people makes everyone very stressed", "I'm so scared of how many people there will be tomorrow", "What time do I have to get up tomorrow", "No, is this right?", "Am I going to go camping too?", "That's ridiculous People in Taichung have to queue at night", "I plan to get up at 8 o'clock tomorrow and go there, but it seems to be very late."
Some people shared, "Actually, there are really a lot of people who came to inspect the event first." Some even shouted, "Did you remember the time wrong? It's 10 o'clock tomorrow morning instead of 10 o'clock tonight." "You Taichung people, don't be too crazy."

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