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Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan, accompanied by legislator Wang Hongwei and others, went to Liaoning night market to sweep the streets to pray for votes, triggering supporters to gather and clamor in front of the Youtai Village dumpling shop that supports opponent Shen Boyang, and the turmoil lasted for several days.
Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan, accompanied by legislator Wang Hongwei and others, recently went to Liaoning night market to sweep the streets to pray for votes, triggering supporters to gather and shout in front of the "Yiyi Cun Dumpling Shop" that supports opponent Shen Boyang, and the controversy continued for several days.
However, the store owners were not deterred by the Blue Camp camp. When interviewed, the head of Youyi Village revealed that in the past few days, a large number of supporters had poured into the store to show support. Many customers insisted on "not giving change" when checking out, and even turned around and ran away after stuffing their money. The store owner said domineeringly that he would not take any money that did not belong to him, and would donate all the money to Shen Boyang's campaign office as a political donation.
Faced with the recent outcry and noise from supporters of the Blue Camp, Yau Yi Cun Dumpling Shop received more warm feedback. In an interview with the media, the owner "Lai Mina" took out a plastic bag containing cash and said frankly that many people came here to cheer up in the past two days. When checking out, they all asked the store to "no need to change", and some people even put down their banknotes and immediately flashed. The boss said helplessly and movedly: "I will keep it. As long as you don't change the money, I will put it in this bag. I told the guests that if you don't give it or take it back, it will all belong to Shen Boyang! After I finish counting it this week, I will send it all to Shen Boyang's bid as a political donation. Because the money is yours, not mine, and I won't take what I shouldn't take."
After this interview footage was exposed on social platforms, it immediately aroused enthusiastic responses. A customer jumped out and pledged: "Last week I went to eat 16 dumplings and the like, and the amount was 128. Originally, I wanted to give 130 without change, but the boss still insisted on giving me two yuan. He said, 'It's whatever it is,' and this has been like this from before."
Netizens also left comments praising: "A decent person supports the decent Shen Boyang", "I have watched the boss lady's interviews these days, and I admire her very much", "The boss is very interesting and loyal, and if you don't ask for money, it is Shen Boyang's political donation", "Will more people not ask for this if it is broadcast? "Money", "In the past, most people would run away if they didn't pay, but now they run away if they give more money", "Lydia, who helped draw the lottery numbers last time, and the head of another village this time, both exude the warm and positive characteristics of the ocean current", "If Abei (Ke Wenzhe) would put it in his pocket right away".
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Shen Boyang’s campaign office will officially receive political donations from Yau Yi Cun Dumpling Shop
Very likely · Within days
This incident will continue to ferment on social platforms, attracting more customers to go to Youtai Village Dumpling Shop to support them.
Likely · Within days

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