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Democratic Progressive Party candidate for Taipei mayor Shen Boyang distributed the campaign publication "Shun Bao" on the morning of the 6th. The content includes a map of Taipei runners' secret spots and cultural trails. It aims to show Taipei's natural landscape and cultural routes to the public and enhance the candidate's image and policy affinity.
Democratic Progressive Party Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang distributed the "Good News" at Exit 2 of the Taipei MRT Zhongxiao Fuxing Station at 7:30 am today (6th). Many supporters saw the newspaper distribution message on the Internet and rushed as fast as possible. Among them, there were many 80-year-olds who missed the opportunity and looked lonely.
After receiving it, Ms. Li, who has lived in Taipei for more than 40 years, said that the newspaper distribution method attracted different ethnic groups to gather at the MRT station early in the morning to understand the candidate's future vision and blueprint, and it was clear at a glance that she realized that Taipei has so many walks and beautiful mountains and forests. She wanted to explore the pictures and introduce them to friends who came to visit. It was very good.
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Ms. Li said that her first impression after receiving the "Shun Bao" was that this election was very different from the past. Compared with the common intersections and chasing garbage trucks in the past, it was quite innovative and attracted different ethnic groups to gather at MRT stations early in the morning to understand the mayoral candidates' vision and blueprint for Taipei's future. It was great. The publication presents "Taipei Runner's Secret Map" and "Cultural Trail into Old Stories", which are clear at a glance.
Ms. Li took the Taipei Runner's Secret Map as an example of the six routes "accessible by MRT". The most eye-catching ones are from Fuyang Ecological Park, adjacent to MRT Linguang Station, to Fuzhou Mountain. It focuses on "an ecological secret in the city, full of phytoncides along the way. When you climb Fuzhou Mountain, you can overlook Taipei 101, which is about 2.5 kilometers in a circle." When I saw the introduction, I thought, "Ah! It turns out that Taipei has so many beautiful mountains and forests where you can go for a walk. I really want to go for a walk."
In addition, she often goes to Lungshan Temple, but usually it is a one-stop trip. After taking incense, she goes home and walks on the cultural trail of old stories. The one she is most interested in is "The Origin of Taipei: Wanhua Cultural Trail", which starts from the MRT Lungshan Temple Station and passes by Longshan Temple, Monga Qingshan Palace, Taipei First Street, Monga Qingshuiyan Patriarch Temple, Nishi Hongan Temple, Ximen Red House to MRT Ximen Station, it is a good way to connect different attractions, and this tourist guide can be introduced to friends who come to Taipei.
According to on-site observation, Shen Boyang stayed for about 40 minutes before rushing to the Muzha Market in Wenshan District to sweep the streets and ask for votes. Many supporters saw the news on the Internet and rushed to the Zhongxiao Fuxing Station as fast as possible just to grab the first issue of the hard copy. There were many 80-year-olds among them. However, when they arrived, Shen had already left, looking lonely, "Hey, why is it gone? Shen Bo is a foreigner?" I hope to be able to see him at "LIN" E" official account and social platform clearly informed the event time, location and other details in advance, as well as which friendly stores can obtain it. Otherwise, too many missed attempts may cause public resentment, "I didn't follow, it's boring!" It is understood that nearly 10,000 copies of the first issue were printed, but there was still not enough to distribute.
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The Shen Boyang campaign team will clearly inform the distribution time and location through the LINE official account and social platform in advance in future events to prevent supporters from missing out.
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