
When Su Qiaohui was singing "Pink Supercar" at the Xinzhuang Sports Park Gala, she collided with the idol and broke her upper right front tooth, but she still endured the pain to complete the performance.
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Su Qiaohui, the Democratic Progressive Party's candidate for mayor of New Taipei City, held the "Stars in Xinzhuang to Win" campaign party at Xinzhuang Sports Park, inviting President Lai Ching-te, former President Tsai Ing-wen and others to stand on the stage.
Su Qiaohui, New Taipei mayor candidate of the Democratic Progressive Party, held the "Stars in Xinzhuang Will Win" campaign party at the Xinzhuang Sports Park yesterday (14th) evening, inviting President Lai Ching-te, former President Tsai Ing-wen and others to stand on the stage. Unexpectedly, during the performance of the signature song "Pink Supercar", she collided with the idol, breaking her upper right front tooth and bleeding. However, she immediately adjusted her condition and finished singing enthusiastically despite the pain, which made her supporters sad to see her.
After confirming with the Su Office, Su Qiaohui will seek medical treatment after the party. Su Qiaohui's team also reported Su Qiaohui's safety through the social platform "Threads". The post pointed out that she accidentally broke half of her teeth, so she may have to wear a mask these days, but it is not a serious problem. Every tooth is important, so she proposed denture subsidies for seniors over 65 years old to make them more confident and healthier. "Speaking of which, if I release a limited edition otter mother doll with missing teeth, will anyone want it?"
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DPP New Taipei mayor candidate Su Qiaohui broke her right front tooth after colliding with a god at a Xinzhuang campaign party, but she still managed to finish singing her signature song "Pink Supercar" in pain. President Lai Ching-te and former President Tsai Ing-wen came to support each other. Lai Ching-te praised his strong spirit of "breaking his hand bones, knocking out his teeth, and swallowing blood." He believed that this is the quality that New Taipei City needs as a mayor. KMT candidate Li Sichuan expressed concern on Facebook and hoped for his speedy recovery.

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