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Shen Boyang is a candidate for Taipei mayor of the Democratic Progressive Party. This time he went to Muzha Market to sweep the streets as one of his campaign itineraries. He raised concerns about issues such as slower sidewalks, traffic and slower traffic that concerned people in Wenshan District.
Supporters accompanied Shen Boyang to sweep the market. (Photo by reporter Gan Menglin)
Shen Boyang, the Taipei mayoral candidate of the Democratic Progressive Party, went to Muzha Market to sweep the streets this morning (6th). Before the meeting, more than a hundred people gathered for a group photo. What is noteworthy is that these supporters did not disperse after taking a group photo, but were still waiting for Shen Boyang and accompanied him to Muzha Market to sweep the streets. Shen Boyang said that many people in Wenshan are concerned about issues such as sidewalks and urban renewal. After the "Taipei Ocean Current" project spread to every area, they would put forward their vision and hope that people would come back.
Shen Boyang said that he is very happy to come to Muzha again today. This is the second time he has come. The team has a lot of plans for Da'an Wenshan District. As mentioned last time, in Wenshan District, people have many opinions on sidewalk planning, traffic, and slower traffic. In the future, he will have a "Taipei Ocean Current" plan. When the flow reaches each area, he will put forward the vision of this area. When it comes to Da'an Wenshan District, he hopes that people will come again.
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The media asked Shen Boyang, "Shun Bao" was published earlier and being a reporter was different from sweeping the streets. Shen said that at Zhongxiao Fuxing, he felt that the people were very enthusiastic, and there were so many people queuing up. Of course, many people ran to the MRT station after taking it, and obviously had to rush to work, which was very hard. He hoped that this would make everyone feel happy on the MRT and after reading it at the company. He also hoped that more interesting elements could be added, not just to tell the city's vision, but to make everyone feel relaxed, just like when he was a child, he watched the MRT's "Shuang Bao", but he read the most horoscopes at that time. The most important thing is to make everyone happy. This is the purpose of his election, and it is also a very important purpose of this election campaign.
He also said that many people got up early to get the newspaper, and he felt sorry for everyone. He hoped that everyone would get it. If they did not get the physical copy, the official website also has an electronic version, which can also be seen.
Supporters accompanied Shen Boyang to sweep the market. (Photo by reporter Gan Menglin)
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Shen Boyang will continue to distribute "good news" and conduct street sweeping activities in various regions in the next few weeks.
Likely · Within weeks

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