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Shen Boyang is a candidate for mayor of Taipei from the Democratic Progressive Party. This event is the final event of his series of "Mayor, Listen Up" soapbox talks.
Democratic Progressive Party Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang held a "Mayor, Listen to Me" soapbox event at Linsen Park in Zhongshan District tonight to talk to citizens. He was welcomed by supporters when he entered the venue.
DPP Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang said, "Mayor, please listen to me!" The Soap Box event is finally back, and will be held tonight at Linsen Park in Zhongshan District. Shen Boyang, who is sick and hoarse, started his speech, face to face with the mayor, and had a direct duel to discuss municipal affairs and listen to the voices of the people. "Small water droplets" swarmed to the scene and gathered into a huge ocean current, crowding the scene. Shen Boyang promised that if he is elected as the mayor of Taipei, the "Mayor, please listen to me" physical activities will continue, because listening to the voices of the people is a sign of responsibility to the citizens.
Shen Boyang held a "Mayor, please listen to me" soap box activity in Linsen Park, Zhongshan District, and talked with citizens.
Democratic Progressive Party Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang held a "Mayor, Listen to Me" soap box event at Linsen Park in Zhongshan District tonight to talk to citizens.
Supporters brought homemade billboards, streamers, etc. to show their support.
Supporters showed up with homemade signs to show their support.
Supporters came to the scene with billboards and small flags to cheer for Shen Boyang.
Supporters came to the scene with "Ocean Current" signboards to cheer for Shen Boyang.
Supporters held up homemade slogans to support Shen Boyang.
Supporters waved flags and cheered enthusiastically.
Democratic Progressive Party Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang went to Linsen Park in Zhongshan District to give a lecture at the "Mayor, Listen to Me" soapbox and talk to citizens.
Shen Boyang talks with citizens.
Shen Boyang went to Linsen Park in Zhongshan District to give a soapbox lecture titled "Mayor, Listen to Me" and talk to citizens.
Shen Boyang took photos with all the people present.
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If Shen Boyang is elected, he will continue to hold "Mayor, please listen to me" physical activities.
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