Blue powder surrounded "Another Village" and caused controversy! Fans criticized: Taiwanese people have a sense of deja vu in this incident

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan went to Liaoning Night Market to sweep the streets on the evening of the 6th and entered the "Yiyi Cun" dumpling shop to ask for votes.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan went to Liaoning Night Market yesterday (6th) to sweep the streets, but a large number of supporters suspected of bullying the "Tingyangliu Store" Youyicun Dumpling Shop. The owner of the dumpling shop also spoke out and declared a public holiday today. In this regard, the Facebook fan account "Taiwan Meme", which often comments on current affairs, pointed out that Taiwanese people should have a sense of déjà vu. The last time they saw the siege was called the CCP's Joint Sword Military Exercise, and the one shaking hands with you was called the Twin Cities Forum.

"Taiwan Meme" posted on Facebook that in fact, the Taiwanese people should have a sense of deja vu in last night's Youti Village incident. This kind of behavior of sending a group of people to surround you and shouting at you even though they know that their positions are different, and then find someone to go in and shake hands with you, and then the whole group of people leave. Then they keep claiming that they are very well-intentioned, have no other purpose, respect each other, and hope to live in peace with you. Last time I saw it, the one who surrounded you was called the United Sword Military Exercise, and the one who shook hands with you was called the Twin Cities Forum.

After the post was exposed, netizens expressed, "The arrogant public power intimidates and bullies the people, what a powerful official power", "The Kuomintang and the Communist Party are one and the same, no surprise", "Those scenes are really uncomfortable to watch", "Debt collection groups also operate in this way", "It's not just a group of gangsters who come to the door to choke, and then pretend to be kind but actually threaten", "I have seen irrational supporters, but this is the first time I have seen a mayor doing this."