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Democratic Progressive Party Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang went on a night market sweep.
Before Shen Boyang arrived, a large crowd gathered in Chengde Park. (Photo by reporter Gan Menglin)
Shen Boyang, the Taipei mayoral candidate of the Democratic Progressive Party, came to the night market to sweep the streets tonight (14th). The "ocean current" was still sweeping through the night market. Before Shen Boyang arrived, the crowds had already filled Chengde Park next to the night market.
Shen Boyang is expected to arrive at Shilin Night Market at 6:30 p.m. Even on weekdays, crowds of people begin to gather in the park around 5 p.m., and by around 6:20 p.m., there are roughly 400 people; the queue for taking photos is still long.
Last week, Shen Boyang’s campaign director-general Wu Siyao predicted that the street sweeps at Shilin Night Market would be the grand finale of Shen Boyang’s night market sweeps. Mr. Huang, a citizen, said that he was afraid that he would not have a trip to visit the night market in the future, so he came here after get off work today to experience the grandeur of the ocean current.

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Shen Boyang, the Taipei mayoral candidate of the Democratic Progressive Party, went to Shilin Night Market on the evening of the 14th to sweep the streets to collect votes. Two hours before arrival, a large number of people queued up in the surrounding Chengde Park, triggering heated discussions among netizens.

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