
DPP Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang was sweeping the street when an elderly man fell and he stepped forward to help him. However, some people on the Internet edited a video to spread rumors about the incident. The person concerned personally left a message to clarify.
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Shen Boyang, candidate for Taipei mayor of the Democratic Progressive Party, was conducting a street sweep in Fenfenpu business district to solicit votes. During the event, an elderly man fell due to the crowds.
Shen Boyang, the Taipei mayoral candidate of the Democratic Progressive Party, returned to his hometown of Fenfenpu business district on the 23rd to sweep the streets to collect votes. During the process, an elderly man accidentally fell. When Shen Boyang saw this, he quickly stepped forward to help him. Unexpectedly, a large number of interested people posted related videos on the Internet, claiming that it was Shen Boyang or members of his campaign team who knocked down grandma. Under the relevant video, the person involved personally left a message saying that she was accidentally pushed down and it was Shen Boyang who helped her up. She asked those who are interested to stop spreading rumors.
Shen Boyang was surrounded by a large number of supporters while sweeping the streets in Wufenpu business district. However, due to the overcrowding, his grandma accidentally fell down. Upon seeing this, Shen Boyang hurriedly stepped forward to help her, and kept reminding the staff to take her time and confirm her condition before helping her up carefully. After being helped up, grandma did not forget to ask Shen Boyang if she could sign.
Unexpectedly, this video was edited by interested parties. A Threads account intercepted the relevant pictures and posted a post saying that after members of Shen Boyang's team knocked down the elderly, they showed arrogant and unhappy expressions. However, the person involved left a message below and said: "I am the one who fell. I was not pushed down. I was accidentally pushed down by too many people. It was difficult to get up because there were too many people. It was Shen Boyang who helped me up! I am correcting it here and please stop spreading rumors."
She also clarified that the staff around her were performing their tasks seriously. They did not expect that so many people would crowd in at once, causing her to fall down. She also said that some netizens said, "The person who pushed you was sent by Jiang Wanan?" She also said that she had nothing to do with Jiang Wanan.
Unexpectedly, the cyber army flankers still refused to let her go, questioning her account because she had no avatar and few followers, thinking she was a fake account. As a result, the aunt directly posted the red mobile phone case that she signed for Shen Boyang and said: "Don't think of others as cyber warriors like you. And older people don't know anything. As long as they are enterprising and willing to learn, there is nothing to be difficult for. The attached photo is what Shen Boyang signed for me yesterday! Correction: I am not a cyber warrior or a flanker, I am not a work-study student or a rat or a cockroach, I am a Taiwanese chasing the ocean!"

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