Under total siege? Chiang Wanan calls "the toughest election in history" and criticizes the DPP for manipulation to resist China's support for Taiwan

Only 51 days before the vote, Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan accepted an exclusive interview with Zhongtian TV today. When asked why he delayed until now to run intensive programs, he denied that he was "underestimating the enemy" and instead said that this is the most intense and stressful election campaign in history. He even accused the "Fuyuan Party" of using resources to launch an asymmetric war. Talking about the final stage of offense and defense, he criticized the Democratic Progressive Party's "tried and true" election operation to resist China's protection of Taiwan.

Former legislator Guo Zhengliang pointed out in the program that there were only 51 days left before the vote. Jiang Wanan was still busy with municipal affairs and helping with the election. He did not fully devote himself to the election until the general question of the parliament was over. Many media who wanted to interview him "waited very..." and felt uncomfortable. Jiang Wanan explained that after the general question of the parliament, there was still a lot of municipal work that needed to be carried out. As the election campaign heated up, the team gradually arranged original media invitations.

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When asked whether "it takes so long to appear on the show, I underestimate the enemy." Jiang Wanan emphasized, "Absolutely not." He recalled that he faced fierce battles when he ran for legislators and mayors in the past. He even said bluntly: "This is the most fierce election I have ever faced."

Jiang Wanan said that recently, many people have turned on the TV and scrolled through their mobile phones to watch the news. "They all feel as if only Taipei City is holding elections in the country." He also claimed that he is facing a "whole-party siege." He believes that the "state machine" government party uses a lot of resources, so this election is also the most stressful one.

Jiang Wanan further described the election campaign as an "asymmetric war," saying that his opponent has many resources and false information is also circulated in the news, media and the Internet. He must continue to explain to the public, "Don't have wrong perceptions, so you won't be misled." He said that in the future, he will increase publicity and community efforts to explain the municipal achievements and future plans of the past four years to the public.

Talking about the possible offense and defense in the final stage of the election campaign, Guo Zhengliang asked whether the DPP will again operate to "resist China and protect Taiwan." Chiang Wanan said that he adheres to Taiwan's democratic values ​​and opposes illegal surveillance. However, he believes that the DPP "always tried and tested in the past elections and used it to resist China and protect Taiwan." He emphasized that adhering to democratic values ​​does not mean resisting China and protecting Taiwan. He does not want the relevant atmosphere to affect voters' voting intentions, and should return to discussing matters as they are.