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A televised debate on the Taipei mayoral election was held today. During the cross-examination session, candidates attacked and defended their policies and past experiences.
Shen Boyang smiled bitterly and said that he used to work in the Crime Victims Protection Association. (Taken from Shen Boyang Threads)
The Taipei mayoral election televised debate was held today. During cross-examination, Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan criticized Shen Boyang for his "professional arrogance" and asked him if he had personally listened to the voices of the victims' families. Unexpectedly, Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang responded with a wry smile: "I used to work in the Crime Victims Protection Association." He said this is something he has been doing personally.
Jiang Wanan said today during the fourth round of cross-examination that Shen Boyang often said that he was an expert in criminology, but what was more important was whether he was willing to listen to the people's voices, rather than professional arrogance. He asked Shen Boyang, had he ever personally seen the heartache of the family members of the victims of drug driving and drunk driving? He criticized Shen Boyang for not only not listening to the voice of the people, but also showing an arrogant attitude and being unqualified to serve as mayor of the capital.
In this regard, Shen Boyang said with a wry smile that he used to work in the Crime Victims Protection Association, so he took care of the victims' feelings and protected them personally. In order to open the hearts of teenagers, I even learned tarot cards.
Shen Boyang also criticized. At that time, he faced many drug addicts, so he wanted to tell everyone what a good way to detoxify. "But you smeared me and now it seems that I am the biggest drug addict in Taipei."

The Taipei mayoral election televised debate will be held on the 31st. In response to the media's question about urban urban renewal issues for the elderly and the lessons learned from foreign experiences, Jiang Wanan responded that the Taipei City Government has already promoted a number of urban renewal measures, and emphasized that it would draw on Tokyo's experience and launch the "Eight Arrows of Metropolitan Urban Renewal" and a three-layer protective net to accelerate the urban renewal era in Taipei City.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan and Shen Boyang held their first televised debate today. The blue committee pointed out that Shen Boyang's incorrect answers to the questions and slips of the tongue caused the debate to be chaotic and wanted to make a comeback; Jiang Wanan showed his familiarity with municipal affairs and his on-the-spot reaction, successfully weakening the negative label.

The first debate of the Taipei mayoral election was held on the 31st. The current mayor, Chiang Wanan, was questioned for frequently looking down at the draft. Famous doctor Du Chengzhe used the AI tool Claude for quantitative analysis and found that Jiang Wanan had read the manuscript 59 to 65 times, which was about three times that of Shen Boyang, which triggered heated discussions among netizens.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan attended the gay parade. People at the scene protested the recent incident of Taipei City police improperly searching gay bars, holding up signs and shouting slogans. Jiang Wanan left the scene within 10 minutes, saying that he had requested the police station to investigate and punish the incident strictly and make it public to the greatest extent possible.

Executive President Zhuo Rongtai inspected the widening project of the section from Wudu to Xizhi of National Highway 1 on the 31st. In response to the recent failure of the project to bid, the High-tech Public Security Bureau stated that the main reason was a lack of work and materials. It expected to invite bids again after reviewing the conditions in November, and strive to start construction in the first half of next year and complete it in September 2031.

The 24th Taiwan Gay Parade kicked off in front of Taipei City Hall Square on the afternoon of the 31st. Many MPs and candidates from the People’s Party showed up to support the event. In response to the recent raids on gay bars in North City, Councilor Lin Zhenyu stressed that civil servants should implement gender courses; Councilor Chen Youcheng called on political parties to eliminate conflicts rather than consume gay parades.