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People's Party founding chairman Ke Wenzhe led a team to Zhubei Tianhou Palace to build momentum for mayoral candidate Qiu Chenyuan. Lin Qixian, chairman of the Zhubei Citizens' Representative Association and chairman of Theinhou Palace, paid tribute and wished that "all your wishes will come true." The outside world is curious whether this means that the blue camp grassroots have not supported the blue camp nominee.
People's Party Zhubei mayor candidate Qiu Chenyuan (2nd from left) shakes hands with Lin Qixian (2nd from right), chairman of the Zhubei Citizens' Representative Association and chairman of Zhubei Tianhou Temple. (Photo by reporter Liao Xueru)
People's Party founding chairman Ke Wenzhe, Zhubei mayoral candidate Qiu Chenyuan and other candidates of the party visited Zhubei Tianhou Temple today. They were in the same frame as Lin Qixian, chairman of the Zhubei Citizens' Representative Association and chairman of Zhubei Tianhou Temple. The outside world is curious whether this means that the grassroots of the blue camp have not supported the nominee of the blue camp, and may even trigger disciplinary action by the Kuomintang county party headquarters? In an interview, Lin Qixian said that out of social courtesy and goodwill, he gave the candidates a mutual blessing of "all their wishes come true", and the outside world should not over-interpret it.
Lin Qixian said that Chairman Ke Wenzhe led his team to the Tianhou Temple in Zhubei to build momentum for Qiu Chenyuan. As the chairman of the Tianhou Temple, he expressed a warm welcome based on the friendship of the landlords. He emphasized that everyone is a partner who has worked hard in Zhubei and invested in the election campaign. He observed that Qiu Chenyuan showed a high degree of seriousness and hard work during the election process. Therefore, it is purely a basic etiquette to give candidates a mutual blessing of "all their wishes come true".
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Regarding whether he is worried about being misunderstood by the KMT party headquarters for failing to support his own people, and even facing punishment, Lin Qixian said frankly that it is inevitable for candidates to cheer and bless each other when running in the same place. He expressed full respect for how the Party Central Committee, county party committee chairperson or county magistrate views and considers this matter.
Lin Qixian reiterated that as the person in charge of local people's representatives and temples, mutual encouragement is a basic human touch, and he will continue to uphold his original intention and continue to serve the people of Zhubei City in the future.
People's Party founding chairman Ke Wenzhe (middle) and Zhubei mayoral candidate Qiu Chenyuan (2nd from left) led the campaign team to pay homage to Zhubei Tianhou Temple today. They were in the same frame with Lin Qixian (2nd from right), chairman of the Zhubei Citizens' Representative Association and chairman of Zhubei Tianhou Temple. The outside world was curious whether this move meant that "the grassroots of the blue camp did not support the nominee of the blue camp." (Photo by reporter Liao Xueru)
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The Kuomintang County Party Headquarters will conduct an internal review of Lin Qixian’s behavior, but will not impose severe punishments
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