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Shen Boyang, candidate for Taipei mayor of the Democratic Progressive Party, held a car sweep event at "Taipei Ocean Current | Zhongshan Datong".
Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang's car scanned at "Taipei Ocean Current Zhongshan x Datong" (Photo by reporter Chen Yikuan)
Democratic Progressive Party Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang held the "Taipei Ocean Current|Zhongshan Datong" today and is now heading towards the end point of Baoan Temple. Now the crowd has filled out Baoan Temple, and ocean currents have surrounded the outside of the temple. When the supporters saw the scene, they couldn't help shouting, "There are too many people, it's so exaggerated, it's comparable to the night before the election!"
Accompanied by legislator Wang Shijian, members Yan Ruofang, Lin Liangjun, and parliamentary candidates Lai Junhan and Lin Ziyang, Shen Boyang set off from Dihua Sewage Treatment Plant, passed through Jiang Weishui Memorial Park along the way, and finally arrived at Baoan Temple.
During the car sweep, an elderly man rode a bicycle to express praise to Shen Boyang. Shen Boyang also said "thank you" on the car, waving and showing thumbs up.
A TV screen was set up on the Baoan Temple for supporters to watch the live broadcast. People also used creativity to tie ocean current streamers in various ways and made their own small items to support Shen Boyang and the congressmen.
The scene of ocean current gathering outside Baoan Palace. (Photo by reporter Chen Yikuan)
People tied Shen Boyang and Yangliu streamers on the children, and also wore orange shirts to support. (Photo by reporter Cai Kaiheng)
Small water droplets gather outside the Baoan Palace regardless of gender or age. (Photo by reporter Cai Kaiheng)
People watched the live broadcast on the TV wall outside Baoan Palace to welcome Shen Boyang. (Photo by reporter Cai Kaiheng)
The scene of ocean current gathering outside Baoan Palace. (Photo by reporter Chen Yikuan)
Baoan Palace is dyed in a warm orange tone. (Photo by reporter Cai Kaiheng)

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