Shen Boyang’s Ximending Office pop-up forum attracted crowds of people to fill in the question form
Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang of the Democratic Progressive Party suddenly announced without warning in the afternoon that he would hold a "pop-up podium" event in Ximending, attracting a large number of people to gather and fill out a question form.
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Taipei mayoral candidate of the Democratic Progressive Party Shen Boyang held a "pop-up platform" event without warning today at Exit 6 of Ximen MRT Station, attracting a large number of people to gather and fill out a question form in preparation for face-to-face communication with Shen Boyang on Taipei municipal affairs.
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Why It Matters
Shen Boyang, the Taipei mayoral candidate of the Democratic Progressive Party, went to Fenfenpu business district to sweep the streets and announced without warning in the afternoon a pop-up podium event in Ximending.
Before 5:30 p.m., crowds of people had gathered near Exit 6 of Ximen MRT Station.
In addition to going to Fenfenpu business district to sweep the streets today, Democratic Progressive Party Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang announced without warning in the afternoon that he would hold a "pop-up speaker's stage" event in Ximending at 6:15. At about 5 pm, many people gathered at the scene and filled out question sheets to participate in the event.
Shen Boyang's campaign team announced this afternoon that it will hold the second wave of physical activities "Mayor, listen up!" at Exit 6 of the Ximen MRT Station. The question form will be filled in at 5 p.m. No matter what suggestions and proposals citizens have for Taipei City Government, as long as they write down their specific proposals, they will have the opportunity to directly go on stage to communicate face-to-face with Shen Boyang. The "Flash Mob Podium" event will officially open at 6:15 p.m.
According to photos provided by netizens at the scene, before 5:30 pm, many people had gathered at the scene and wrote down questions at the table. There were also many opinions and proposals written by people in the question box.
Shen Boyang also posted on social media today, saying, "If you dare to raise a question, I will take it," urging the public that no matter which political party they support, they want to hear everyone's thoughts on Taipei.
Open Questions
- What is the actual number of participants in the event?
- What are the most popular municipal suggestions put forward by the public?





