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Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan went to the Ci Harem Palace in Beitou to attend the Pudu Gala, and his staff were directed to avoid Shen Boyang.
Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang went to Dahu Park in Neihu District on the 9th to pray for votes and take photos with people who got up early for morning exercise.
Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan attended the Purdue Gala at the Ci Harem Palace in Beitou last night. Taipei City Councilor Wang Zhibing and Taipei City Government Spokesperson Wei Wenxuan were found to be suspected of "guiding movement" and tried to get out of the way of Shen Boyang, the Democratic Progressive Party's Taipei mayoral candidate. They were ridiculed as rats running away. How scary are they? Shen Jin (9th) was interviewed before the online press conference of the "Mayor, Listen to Me" citizens' voice collection platform. He still hopes to have more opportunities to meet and discuss things directly in the future. "Keep avoiding people like this, but you can't avoid problems."
Shen Boyang said calmly that he felt that the mayor himself should be very willing to talk. Maybe the people around him were too nervous, that's why he was like this.
Shen Boyang also said that no matter what, after we meet, of course we still want to exchange opinions on municipal issues, so we still hope to have more opportunities to meet and discuss things directly in the future. Otherwise, if everyone keeps avoiding it like this, we can avoid people but cannot avoid the problem, so we still hope that the issue can be discussed.

DPP Legislator Wu Siyao criticized Kuomintang Legislators Wang Hongwei and Xu Yuzhen for questioning Mirror Literature's exclusive interview with DPP Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang, accusing him of using public funds to assist the election. He also pointed out that the media culture left by the KMT's rule by the party, government and military is still deeply rooted in the thinking of party members, and warned that it may lead to retaliatory cuts in the Ministry of Culture's budget.

The State Council revised the "Regulations on Emergency Response, Investigation and Handling of Electric Power Safety Accidents", which for the first time included large-scale power outages in other county-level administrative areas other than county-level cities into graded accident control. The accident level standard was adjusted based on the predicted average load of the power grid in 2030. For counties with a load of more than 180 megawatts, the power grid will reduce the supply load by more than 70% or more. Power outages for more than 80% of power supply users will be included in the management and control of general power safety accidents. At the same time, taking into account the differences in natural conditions and economic development levels in different counties, remote areas with a load of less than 180 megawatts will not be included in the scope of accident classification for the time being. Risks such as voltage abnormalities and power generation equipment off-grid caused by the integration of new energy sources will be included in the scope of accident management and control.

The latest JNN poll showed that Gao City's cabinet support rate reached 62.5%, an increase of 3.3 percentage points from the previous month. It stopped falling and rebounded after experiencing a decline. The article analyzes the reasons behind this, including the stance on the reform of the imperial system and the insistence on consumption tax cuts, and points out that this rebound shows signs of a long-term political power and is of great significance to Taiwan-Japan relations and the regional pattern.

The New Taipei District Prosecutor's Office directed the Investigation Bureau to search the residence and service office of New Taipei City Councilmember Yang Chunmei, a KMT member, and her assistant, and found a large amount of unissued laundry detergent and other household items, suspected of distributing bribes in voter gathering areas. After the interrogation, Yang Chunmei was ordered to post bail of NT$500,000 and be restricted from leaving the country. Her two assistants posted bail of NT$400,000 and NT$40,000 respectively, and the remaining 18 people were asked to return. Prosecutors called for a return to healthy competition in the election and will continue to investigate and deal with vote bribery.

Hsinchu County Mayor candidate Zheng Chaofang said in an interview that only political achievements can transcend political parties. In recent years, Zhubei City has won recognition from citizens through infrastructure improvements and innovative development. He believes that elections should transcend political party opposition and choose a brand of urban governance. He respects Kuomintang legislator Lin Siming’s analysis of the Zhubei mayoral election and emphasized that the current focus is on municipal work.

Li Qize, an associate professor at Changhua Normal University, submitted a letter advocating the study of the "one country, two systems" Taiwan plan and the peaceful autonomy agreement. Chen Binhua, spokesman for the Taiwan Affairs Office of China, welcomed this and said that the reunification of the motherland is a must-answer question. Hong Pu-chao, deputy executive director of the Land Research Center of Tunghai University, criticized China for using Taiwan's democratic system to conduct a united front and create the illusion of unity through internal discussions.