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Democratic Progressive Party Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang held a campaign headquarters inauguration meeting, attracting supporters and people from across districts to attend.
DPP Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang held the inaugural meeting, and people held up posters of Ocean Current. (Photo by reporter Cong Changjin)
Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang of the Democratic Progressive Party held an inaugural meeting today. Two children from Beitou shouted at the scene, "Come on Shen Boyang, we need you to freeze the garlic!" In addition, the "Ocean Current" poster designer also said that democratic predecessors, what you have done has not been in vain. Now seventh and eighth graders have stood up and called for Shen Boyang to be sent to the city government.
An elder brother also supported the founding meeting of the competition. As a seventh-generation Taipei native, he said that Zhuo Rongtai said that Taipei people have endured for too long, but they have waited for 200 years and showed off more than 700 "Ocean Current Crew Certificates."
The supporter choked up and said that he was a seventh grader. He admitted that the last few times he had traveled with Shen Boyang, there were not many crowds, but he saw the ocean currents gathering one after another. He was really moved and felt happy for Shen Boyang.
Students from Kaohsiung said that they are humanistic transportation advocates and are very grateful to Shen Boyang for being very sincere when discussing policies with them. He talked for a full hour and a half and would not stop listening to them just because they did not have the right to vote in Beijing. On the other hand, Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan sent more than 10 letters but received no reply. He hoped that the Taipei Mayor could listen to the voices of the people attentively.

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DPP Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang held an inauguration meeting of his campaign headquarters on the 4th, with more than 50,000 people present. Because the roads on the ground were congested and blocked, supporters used their ingenuity to book high-rise buildings in nearby hotels, put up posters by the windows, and waved flags in support, triggering heated discussions in the community.

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