
Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan was sweeping the streets to solicit votes while passing by the "Yiyi Village" dumpling shop, which triggered a gathering of Blue Camp supporters to clamor. Xu Qiaoxin escorted the shop afterwards and called for good reviews, and the industry's response sparked heated discussions.
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Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan went on a street sweep to solicit votes at the Liaoning Night Market in Zhongshan District. During this trip, supporters and Kuomintang legislator Wang Hongwei passed by to publicly support Shen Boyang's "Yuyi Cun" dumpling shop.
The "One Village" dumpling shop, which openly supports the Democratic Progressive Party's Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang, was attacked and bullied by a large number of blue-camp legislators and supporters in a "reappearance of the Red Guards of the Chinese Communist Party's Cultural Revolution" because Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan was sweeping the streets on the 6th. Afterwards, Xu Qiaoxin first defended the store, and then claimed that she would call on blue fans to go to Google Maps to "clean up the five-star reviews" of the store. Her ridiculous words and deeds triggered criticism from all walks of life, but the business owner calmly gave a review, sparking heated discussions across the Internet.
It is understood that Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan, who is seeking re-election, went to the Liaoning Night Market in Zhongshan District on the 6th to sweep the streets to collect votes. As a result, when a group of people passed by the entrance of the "Yuyi Village" store, they suddenly surrounded the store with large movements. The accompanying Kuomintang legislator Wang Hongwei even took the lead and shouted loudly into the store. The horrific scene was seen by many passers-by. People took photos and shared them on the social media, saying that the scene was like a large underworld group carrying out illegal and violent debt collection. Many people complained that they felt like they saw the Red Guards of the Cultural Revolution of the CCP who bloodyly criticized the Five Black Categories (including members of the Kuomintang abandoned by the Chiang government in China) in the 1960s, and collectively traveled to modern times.
Afterwards, the founding owner of the "Yu Yi Cun" store wrote frankly that no one else was in the store at the time of the incident, and he was very worried that this group of people would rush into the store and harm his family and employees. As soon as the article came out, Kuomintang legislator Xu Qiaoxin appeared in the message box and argued that the reason why Blue Camp supporters gathered in front of the store was because they were "too enthusiastic" when asking for votes. She emphasized that these people never said bad words or made any inappropriate physical actions. In addition, she also launched a five-star evaluation campaign for "Yu Yicun", claiming to let everyone know how "generous and kind" Blue Camp supporters are even if they are smeared to go to war.
Regarding Xu Qiaoxin's series of contradictory words and deeds with double standards, the founder of "Yuyicun" said in an interview today (8th): "God is also her, ghost is also her, just tell her." He also calmly stated that he did not care much about appearing on Google Maps. The above evaluation, because "people who come to shop will come", also gives an example that some regular customers never go to Google Maps to write reviews even if they come to shop every day; conversely, there are also people who have never been to the store to shop, and will leave different reviews or stars for various reasons.
A large number of netizens commented on this, saying, "A handsome boss lady with high emotional intelligence", "Just take a look at comments like that, no matter how far word of mouth spreads, she will follow you", "The boss lady's words are very smooth, and her logic is very good ~ ask A and A, much better than the young master!", "The boss lady of Another Village has really amazing answers. Great, the operation of 900 cores is really hard to watch." "It's strange why the citizens speak better than the mayor. The standards of Taipei citizens are too high." "The boss lady's narrative ability is better than Xu Qiaoxin. With Xu Qiaoxin's little girl-like posts, I thought she hadn't graduated from elementary school."

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