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Lai Qingde went to Nantou on the 13th to support the Democratic Progressive Party county magistrate candidate Wen Shizheng. During the event, Nantou County Speaker He Shengfeng attended the event and shared the stage with Lai Qingde.
President and Democratic Progressive Party Chairman Lai Qingde (first from right) went to Nantou to support county magistrate candidate Wen Shizheng (second from right). Nantou County Speaker He Shengfeng (second from left) also attended, sparking discussion. (Photo by reporter Liu Binquan)
Democratic Progressive Party Nantou County Magistrate candidate Wen Shizheng was accompanied by President and Party Chairman Lai Qingde to support the election in various places in Nantou yesterday (13th). Among them, at the Zhushan Campaign Ground, Nantou County Speaker He Shengfeng attended the Green Building Campaign Ground and sparked discussion. In response, the Kuomintang Nantou County Mayor Xu Shuhua responded today that He Shengfeng is a local councilor in Zhushan. It is normal for the local democratic representative to receive President Lai in person, and the outside world should not overthink it.
Yesterday, Lai Qingde accompanied Wen Shizheng to travel to Zhushan, Lugu, Shuili, Jiji, Mingjian and other places to support the election. While worshiping at the temple in Zhushan, Ho Shengfeng took the stage for the first time. The president also did not forget to call for support for Ho Shengfeng in his speech. The interaction between the two attracted much attention.
Xu Shuhua said that when President Lai came to Zhushan, Nantou, he was personally received by the speaker. As a representative of local public opinion, it was normal to attend the reception. Since it was an auxiliary election trip that day, the presidential office did not notify the Nantou County Government. If it was the president's official trip, the county government would participate when notified. In this election, it is hoped that both camps can clearly explain their political opinions to voters and maintain a positive and fresh election style.
Nantou County Speaker He Shengfeng attended Lai Qingde's Nantou auxiliary election campaign. Nantou County Mayor Xu Shuhua believed that it is normal for local people's representatives to receive the president and there is no need to overthink it. (Photo by reporter Liu Binquan)

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