"Taiwan Fire Dragon" flew back to Taipei and circled in the sky, bursting into applause. Shen Boyang was shocked: there were so many people that it was like a fire dance concert

Taipei Mayoral Candidate Shen Boyang of the Democratic Progressive Party joined hands with the "Coming True Fire Dance Troupe" tonight to perform "FIREMOSA" for more than an hour and a half at Tianmu Sports Park. "Fire Mosa" performed superbly, and finally pulled out a domineering and beautiful "Taiwanese Fire Dragon" that soared into the sky and hovered over to protect Taiwan, which received thunderous applause. Shen Boyang came on stage at about 8:51 when he was about to take the curtain call. He only spoke briefly and exclaimed that the crowd was so large that it was like a Taipei fire dance concert, leaving more applause for the dancers around him.

Shen Boyang said that the Tianmu Sports Park was so full that people went to the back, just like a Taipei fire dance concert, praising the upcoming fire dance troupe to go to the world, return to Taipei, tell the story of Taiwan, and bring light to this city. He was very moved after watching it, and then the curtain call came together, leaving the applause to the dancers.

Cai Hongyi, the founder of the Beitou native Fire Dance Troupe, pointed out that when he founded the dance troupe 12 years ago, he had only one dream, which was to "explore the world and return to Taiwan with great success." For today's performance, 20 kinds of fire dance props were lit on the stage. He, who graduated from the Department of Mechanical Engineering, said that these props were designed, developed, and manufactured by him and his team, and each one represents the spirit of Taiwanese and Taipei people.

He said that the "Taiwan Fire Dragon" was produced during the level 3 alert period of the epidemic, hoping to bring everyone hope and dreams. He was very happy that after flying to Japan, South Korea, the United Kingdom, France and other countries around the world, he finally came back with the "Taiwan Fire Dragon", hovering over Taipei to protect our Taiwan.