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He Xinchun is a candidate for mayor of Taichung from the Democratic Progressive Party and is currently campaigning for the election. Sweeping streets to solicit votes is a common pro-people action during the election.
He Xinchun went to Beitun Market to sweep the streets and pray for votes. (Photo by reporter Liao Yaodong)
He Xinchun, the Taichung mayoral candidate of the Democratic Progressive Party, went to the Beitun Market early this morning to sweep the streets and pray for votes. He was warmly welcomed by the vendors. He Xinchun said that early this morning, he went to three morning markets in Beitun District to sweep the streets and pray for votes. Because the market is the most basic of people's livelihood and the place closest to people's lives, he must visit the market frequently and contact more people, hoping to gain the recognition and support of the people.
He Xinchun went to the Yixin, Jingu and Beitun markets in Beitun District, Taichung City early this morning to sweep the streets to pray for votes. He was warmly welcomed and supported by many people and vendors. Some people riding motorcycles passed by and shouted "come on". City councilors Chen Yurong and Hsieh Jiayi of the Democratic Progressive Party's North District and Beitun District, as well as candidates Zeng Ziyao and Chen Xinxiu, accompanied the street sweepers in Beitun Market.
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He Xinchun said that she went to three morning markets in a row today, and in the afternoon she will go to the Neixin Dusk Market in Dali to sweep the streets and pray for votes. Because the market is the most basic place for people’s livelihood and the place closest to people’s lives, she likes to sweep the vegetable market.
He Xinchun said that the first purpose of going to the market to collect votes is to listen to public opinion, so that she can contact more stall owners and chat about the economic status of the industry. In addition, she can also hold the hands of every citizen through the market. This warmth and human kindness are the most valuable things in Taichung. She likes it very much. Therefore, she must visit the market frequently and contact more citizens, hoping to gain their recognition and support.
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He Xinchun will continue to sweep the streets in various markets in Taichung to solicit votes to expand his support base.
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