Double standards for security inspection at the National Day Conference? People protested and the streamers were blocked, but Jiang Wanan’s big banner was seen on the stage

The Double Ten National Day Convention was held in the square in front of the Presidential Palace this morning (10th). It was reported that when people went to the security check, they were asked to not enter the "Ocean Current" Shen Boyang support small items. However, after entering the venue, they found a supporter of Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan taking a photo with a large campaign banner. He was so angry that he called out "double security standards."

A citizen who attended the National Day rally today posted a message on Threads complaining about being annoyed by the security check. He said that in addition to the streamers and badges on bags being discarded, candidates were also asked to remove their facial tissue packaging and could only enter with bare tissue. Unexpectedly, after entering the venue, I found supporters from the other camp entering the venue holding large banners to display. "It's really annoying."

From the photos posted by the original PO, it can be seen that beside the stage of the National Day Convention, several Blue Camp supporters took a group photo happily holding a large "Chiang Wanan was elected" banner.

The original PO was also dissatisfied and said that it was a small item that they had worked hard to collect, but they were asked to throw it away at the beginning. They argued at the security checkpoint for a long time before they were allowed to put it in the bag. "I just want to ask what kind of national security threat can the small item pose?"

The post sparked heated debate, with netizens saying: "Only Wan'an is allowed to fly the flag, and ordinary people are not allowed to stand down", "Although there are double standards, it is not surprising, after all, it is an event hosted by the Legislative Yuan", "Don't be upset, it is Mayor Chiang's home court, which gives him a sense of security", "That's ridiculous, this banner is big enough to take photos in front of the stage."