The green camp women teamed up to compete in the Miaoli election. Chen Pin'an and Lin Yueqin talked about "Ocean Current Effect"

The green camp women teamed up to sprint for the Miaoli election. Chen Pin'an (front row, right) and Lin Yueqin (front row, left) talked about the "ocean current effect." (File photo)

DPP Miaoli County Magistrate candidate Chen Pin'an and Miaoli Mayor candidate Lin Yueqin accepted an exclusive interview with senior media personality Zhou Yukou's radio program this morning. They talked about the "ocean current" effect brought by DPP Taipei Mayor candidate Shen Boyang and the local political culture. Chen Pin'an pointed out that the Zhunan and Toufen areas have a large young population. Driven by the "ocean current effect", many young people have come forward to pay attention to public affairs, injecting new momentum into the Miaoli election situation.

Chen Pin'an said that when Toufen and Zhunan held previous press conferences or briefings, they often couldn't even borrow the activity center. However, since October, not only has the use of venues gradually improved, but there have also been many touching changes. Many young people will take their children to participate in rallies, listen to speeches, and even take the initiative to ask about local development issues during the holidays, hoping to explore the future imagination of cities and towns through public dialogue.

Lin Yueqin also shared that when the election was launched, more than 800 chairs and supporters poured into the venue, exceeding expectations. Not only were the chairs prepared on site filled, but many people were still standing on the side, showing the effect of ocean currents. Lin Yueqin also mentioned that when she participated in the Miaoli mayoral election, she could feel the powerful power of the traditional ties of "humanity and sophistication", including the organizational strength of associations and women's associations, which made her feel the valuable impact of the rise of ocean currents on the election campaign.

Chen Pin'an and Lin Yueqin believe that the air war has produced substantial benefits, allowing a new generation of voices to penetrate into the grassroots. They hope that this force will continue to ferment and break the political tacit understanding of the past.