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There are only two months left before the nine-in-one election voting. Huang Guanying, an important aide to Taichung Mayor Lu Xiuyan, will support the KMT New Taipei City mayoral candidate Li Sichuan's campaign.
Taichung Mayor Lu Xiuyan confirmed that Huang Guanying will go to Li Sichuan to assist him in his bid. (Photo by reporter Su Jinfeng)
There are only two months left before the voting in the nine-in-one election. It is reported that Huang Guanying, an important staff member of Taichung Mayor Lu Xiuyan, the director of the Taichung City Government Information Bureau, has stationed in the KMT New Taipei City mayoral candidate Li Sichuan's campaign office to support the New Taipei City mayor's campaign. Today, Taichung Mayor Lu Xiuyan confirmed this in an interview. The election in New Taipei City is very fierce, so if someone wants to borrow his general, he will help.
Huang Guanying is Lu Xiuyan's important staff. He arranged many of Lu Xiuyan's personal schedules, and Lu Xiuyan lent Li Sichuan important information.
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Lu Xiuyan confirmed in an interview today that Huang Guanying will go to Li Sichuan's office. She said that the election in New Taipei City is very fierce. As the voting day gets closer, she will help when someone comes to borrow a general. In the past, when Taichung encountered difficulties, she also borrowed generals from others. So talents should help each other.
Information Bureau Chief Secretary Huang Guanying entered the Taichung City Government when Zheng Zhaoxin took over as Information Director, and rose from Information Bureau Commissioner to Chief Secretary, serving in Lu Xiuyan's team for about 5 years.
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Huang Guanying will assist Li Sichuan in the election campaign until election day
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