
A netizen surnamed Lin posted a speech on social media cursing the beloved daughter of Shen Boyang, the Democratic Progressive Party's Taipei mayoral candidate, sparking criticism. Internet celebrity Bajiong even recognized the man who had made a big fuss at the venue he rented. SinoPac Financial Leasing issued a statement stating that the person involved had resigned.
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A netizen left a message on a social platform cursing the beloved daughter of DPP Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang, triggering online searches and public criticism.
A netizen recently spoke on social media, using the "little lightbulb murder case" that shocked society 10 years ago to curse the beloved daughter of DPP Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang, which triggered criticism. Not only was he found out that he worked for Sino-Fung Financial Leasing, a subsidiary of Sino-Fung Financial Holdings, Internet celebrity Bajiong also recognized the netizen as a troublemaker who had come to the venue he rented to cause trouble during the general recall, and broadcast a scene of the man choking and leaving the venue in a hurry that day.
The man surnamed Lin recently left a message on the social media, "Shen Ting will die, I hope his daughter will encounter a little lightbulb..." which caused public outrage. Later, netizens found out his real name and company. He also left a message under a post on a suspected fraudulent account claiming to be "Uncle knows how to drink water from a dog." He was subsequently cut off by SinoPac Financial Leasing, which stated that the client had resigned.
Regarding this, Bajiong left a message below the relevant discussion and broke the news. Last year, this man rushed into the venue he rented and made a fuss, which frightened the volunteers on site. He immediately stepped forward to kick the opponent out, and the blue, white, and red media broadcast the touching scene of his roar.
Looking at the footage at that time, it was found that Hachiko had a verbal exchange with him, and finally yelled at him with "face to face". He changed his attitude drastically, stretched out his hand to stop and yelled "It's okay" and "Okay, I want to go home", and then left the field quickly, with Hachiko chasing after him and choking.

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