
民進黨台北市長參選人沈伯洋於6日上午前往深藍文山區木柵市場掃街,現場聚集超過百名民眾排隊合照握手,抵達木柵聖母宮後獲廟方送上包子與粽子,寓意「包中」,現場群眾高喊「凍蒜」,氣氛熱烈。
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沈伯洋為民進黨提名的台北市長參選人,此次前往歷來支持藍營較多的文山區木柵市場進行掃街,試圖擴大在深藍區的支持基礎。
沈伯洋到木柵聖母宮,廟方送包子、粽子。(記者甘孟霖攝)
民進黨台北市長參選人沈伯洋今(6)日上午搶進深藍文山區木柵市場,即便是深藍區,現場仍聚集百人以上隊伍希望與沈伯洋合照握手。
沈伯洋今上午9點到木柵市場掃街,在沈伯洋抵達之前,現場就聚集起長長人龍,都為了與沈伯洋合照互動。有民眾說,知道沈伯洋要來,今天特別早起,七點多就來市場這邊等。
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沈伯洋到場後,隨即收穫支持者歡呼,簡單參拜過後,廟方也禮遇送上包子與粽子,寓意「包中」,現場群眾高喊「凍蒜」,氣氛熱烈。
沈伯洋掃市場前到聖母宮。(記者甘孟霖攝)
沈伯洋抵達前,現場已聚集人龍。(記者甘孟霖攝)
沈伯洋到場前,現場已聚集人龍。(記者甘孟霖攝)

The People's Party caucus cited people with knowledge of the situation abroad who accused Xu Jiaqing, chairman of the Overseas Chinese Affairs Council, of letting his son pretend to be a photographer to accompany him on trips to France, Germany and other countries, while his husband Tang Bowei used a private official car to visit Washington. Wu Zhizhong, Parliamentary Undersecretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said that he had asked the representative offices abroad to clarify the matter and emphasized that Xu Jiaqing has the responsibility to take care of her mother. People's Party legislator Chen Qinglong denounced this as an abuse of privileges and questioned the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' preemptive guidance to put out the fire. In fact, it was officials protecting each other.

Lin Jianzheng, a retired scholar at Yangming National Chiao Tung University, pointed out that the establishment of Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang's campaign headquarters in 2026 attracted 120,000 participants, forming a "Korean Wave" campaign wave similar to that launched by Han Kuo-yu in Kaohsiung in 2018. He said that this "ocean current" will affect the outcome of the election campaign, and analyzed the similarities and differences between the two in terms of political background and voter mobilization.

KMT legislator Hong Mengkai was concerned about the suspension of US$14 billion in U.S. arms sales to Taiwan during the Legislative Yuan inquiry, and worried that Taiwan might become a bargaining chip in the U.S.-China leaders’ talks. Executive President Zhuo Rongtai and Defense Minister Gu Lixiong both stated that U.S.-Taiwan relations are stable, arms sales are still under review and implemented as planned, and the United States has not changed its arms sales plans to Taiwan. Hong Mengkai asked whether the government had expressed its protest to the United States and asked President Lai Qingde to convene a national security meeting.

After running for mayor of Taipei, Shen Boyang adjusted his campaign image, shifting his focus from national security and cross-strait issues to municipal governance and grassroots elections, and used "Ocean Current" as his rallying cry. BBC Chinese website analysis pointed out that this move made him, who had a low chance of winning, gradually become the focus of the election campaign, and the support gap between him and the current mayor Jiang Wanan narrowed to 1.2 percentage points.

Kuomintang legislator Luo Zhiqiang called on the Lanying People's Representative to hold a press conference to oppose the provision of drugs to drug addicts in community centers and announced that the anti-drug King Kong advertising vehicle would be on the road. Times Force Chairman Wang Wanyu criticized this move as creating a straw man argument, pointing out that Taiwan's drug prevention and control has shifted from a punishment-oriented approach to a policy of "removing punishment but not crime" and harm reduction policies. He believed that political attacks ignore actual problems such as emerging drugs, drug driving and insufficient community resources, and called for the focus to be on replenishing front-line manpower and prevention work, rather than electoral operations.

Well-known host Tsai Kang-yong was cut off by a Chinese partner after attending the inauguration meeting of the Democratic Progressive Party's Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang's campaign headquarters. KMT Chairman Cheng Lai-wen was interviewed and questioned whether she was willing to give up China's business interests. Media personality Zhan Lingyu criticized her for using endorsement fees to measure citizens' freedom to participate in politics, pointing out that this is the most ugly part of the incident, and questioned the so-called peace dividend in cross-strait exchanges as blackmail.