Thousands of people from the Kuomintang mobilized to spread the news that the Beibei Keyi Stadium was cancelled. Jiang Wanan spoke out.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan attended the launch event of City Councilor Liu Caiwei's campaign headquarters. (Photo by reporter Zhang Caiqian)

The countdown to the 9-in-1 general election has become increasingly fierce in various places. The first televised debate of the Taipei mayoral election today (31st) has attracted much attention. However, media sources pointed out that the KMT was originally scheduled to hold four rally events with tens of thousands of people in the near future, but one of the North-North Kiyi rally events has been confirmed to be cancelled. Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan attended the event in the afternoon and expressed that he respects the arrangements of the Party Central Committee.

As the nine-in-one general election approaches, campaigning activities have been going on in various counties and cities recently. However, media reports pointed out that the Kuomintang was originally going to hold four rallying events for tens of thousands of people in the near future. However, the Kuomintang Central Committee recently decided that the campaigning event in Beibei Jiyi that was originally scheduled to be held on November 8 will be cancelled. The outside world is paying attention to whether this decision will affect the election in the north.

After participating in the first Taipei Mayor TV debate in the morning, Chiang Wanan worked non-stop on the campaign trail in the afternoon. In an interview before attending the launch event of City Councilor Liu Caiwei's campaign headquarters, he said that he respects the arrangements of the Party Central Committee.