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During the New Taipei City mayoral election, DPP candidate Su Qiaohui spoke positively of current mayor Hou Youyi and the city government team in a TV interview. However, KMT candidate Li Sichuan questioned her about the difference in stance before and after the election. Su Qiaohui immediately responded and explained.
Su Qiaohui (middle), New Taipei City mayoral candidate of the Democratic Progressive Party, said that commenting on municipal affairs is based on the facts and there is no conflict. (Photo by reporter Huang Zhengjia)
DPP New Taipei City Mayor Candidate Su Qiaohui gave New Taipei City Mayor Hou Youyi and the city government team good marks in an exclusive TV interview. However, the Kuomintang New Taipei City Mayor Candidate Li Sichuan questioned whether she was different before the election than after the election. Su Qiaohui responded to the interview today that the municipal government is to discuss things as they are and give recognition to good things done. If she thinks there is room for improvement, she will definitely make suggestions. There is no conflict. She will continue to work hard on the basis of the present.
Su Qiaohui accepted a joint interview with the media this morning before sweeping the streets at the Yanji Street Market in Tucheng. She said that commenting on municipal affairs is based on the facts. She affirms what she has done well. If she thinks there is room for improvement, she must also make suggestions. This is inherently non-conflict.
She pointed out that municipal administration is one step after another. In the past 10 years, she is the only person who has accompanied the city forward. Of course, she understands the current process of the city, as well as its current needs and what can be done in the future. She will continue to work hard on the basis of the present.
The Military Museum of the Chinese People’s Revolution held “The Great Expedition—Theme Exhibition to Commemorate the 90th Anniversary of the Victory of the Chinese Workers’ and Peasants’ Red Army’s Long March.” Through the display of cultural relics and historical materials, the exhibition reviews the history of Red Army political cadres, especially political commissars at all levels, who fought successively and suffered heavy casualties during the Long March. According to incomplete statistics, 432 Red Army cadres above the battalion level died on the Long March. The deeds of Wu Huanxian, Cheng Zihua, Xu Haidong and other leaders of the 25th Red Army, as well as the "Four Changes Political Commissar" of the 18th Red Regiment, reflect the great spirit of the Red Army cadres who always stand at the forefront of the team.

Former Taipei Mayor Ko Wenzhe said in an interview that Muke's public relations chief Li Wenjuan and accountant Duan Muzheng's changed confession was not a confession but an admission of defeat. He criticized the judiciary for being reduced to a political tool, and there were double standards, cases and judicial collusion with the media, etc., which undermined the foundation of Taiwan's democratic politics. The Kuomintang Party’s national car sweep started this morning with convoys led by Party Chairman Huang Guochang and Party Founding Chairman Ke Wenzhe, starting from Zhubei City.

The Ministry of Transport stated that the voting day for local elections on November 28 is approaching, and the flow of people returning home is expected to begin on the afternoon of the 27th, with the peak return journey coming on the 29th. The high-speed rail plans 718 flights (including 40 overtime trains), the Taiwan Railways operates 70 additional flights, and national highway passenger transport transports about 155,000 passengers per day. Outlying Islands Airline plans 978 flights with nearly 70,000 seats. Maritime transport has also increased its frequency. Transportation Minister Chen Shikai called on voters to flexibly arrange departure times and make good use of Taiwan Railways, highways and national highway passenger transportation.

Zhu Huojin, the outstanding village head of Yuanshan Township in Yilan County, turned to the village representative and was suspected of buying votes for 3,000 yuan in cash per vote. The Yilan District Prosecutor's Office searched 16 places and brought back 19 people.

Presidential Office spokesperson Kuo Yahui said that the Presidential Office expressed its sincere welcome and heartfelt gratitude to the joint statement issued by the G7 foreign ministers and high-level representatives of the European Union after the Paris meeting, reiterating the maintenance of peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait, opposition to unilateral changes in the status quo by force or coercion, and support for Taiwan's meaningful participation in international organizations. She emphasized that Taiwan will continue to strengthen its self-defense capabilities and the resilience of the whole society, and cooperate with international partners with similar ideas to defend the values of freedom, democracy and human rights, and ensure security, stability, prosperity and development across the Taiwan Strait and the Indo-Pacific region.

On the 12th, the Kuomintang Party launched a Taiwan-wide car sweep of "Taiwan Number" and "People's Number". Party founder Ko Wenzhe will take the "Taiwan Number" to Taichung City on the 14th. On the afternoon of the 13th, he will accompany city council candidate Liu Qinyu to vote at the intersection of Taiwan Avenue and Wenxin Road Station. In the evening, he will attend his party and sing. On the 15th, Secretary-General Zhou Yuxiu led a team to sweep the streets.