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In the final sprint before the election, Taichung Mayor Shen Boyang of the Democratic Progressive Party is campaigning throughout Taiwan. Four mayoral candidates from North and North Kitao will go to Taichung City to campaign with He Xinchun on November 20. Jiang Qichen said that everyone has their own rhythm of the campaign, everyone respects each other, and the most important thing is to sprint in the final period.
In the final sprint before the election, Taichung Mayor Shen Boyang of the Democratic Progressive Party created a whirlwind of ocean currents, and the craze spread across Taiwan. Four mayoral candidates from North-North Kitao will go to Taichung City on November 20 to join forces with He Xinchun to campaign. In this regard, Jiang Qichen said that everyone has their own election rhythm, everyone respects each other, and the most important thing is to sprint in the last period.
In response to the spillover effects of ocean currents, Jiang Qichen was interviewed while sweeping the streets in Wuri today. He emphasized that the election campaign is like this and must be lively, but the most important thing is that on the day of the election, voters cast their sacred vote.
There are 14 days left before the election. This morning, He Xinchun and Jiang Qichen were sweeping the streets in two markets in Dadu District. How to sprint before the election? Jiang Qichen said that in the last two weeks, each day should be used as 5 days, and they have to travel to several administrative districts. They were in Dadu just now, now in Wuri, and later Daya, Xitun, Nantun in the afternoon, and Dali in the evening. There are about 5, 6, 7, or 8 trips in a day, and the time is limited.
Jiang Qichen, anyway, before the 28th, we will run wherever we can and walk wherever we can. We will use the shortest possible time and ask all citizens to support us.
Accompanied by parliamentary candidate Wu Qionghua, Jiang Qichen swept the streets and shook hands with street vendors. There was a constant sound of freezing garlic along the street, and people also sent garlic, persimmons and other blessings.
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Jiang Qichen will continue his high-intensity street sweeping schedule before the 28th. We ask for the support of the public.
Very likely · Within days

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