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The writer Nine Knives recently used the metaphor of a double team report to comment on the Taipei mayoral election, sparking discussion. As a candidate for mayor of Taipei from the Democratic Progressive Party, Shen Boyang recently received exclusive interviews from many media people, including Wang Weizhong and Li Siduan, and received positive responses.
Shen Boyang attended the groundbreaking ceremony of the "Lai Xiao Haoshi" social housing project. (Photo taken by reporter Fang Bin)
The writer Nine Knives yesterday compared the Taipei mayoral election with "I want to choose two people to give a report together for a whole semester." To this, DPP Taipei mayor candidate Shen Boyang responded today that ability, execution, and word-of-mouth are all important when choosing team members to give a report together; the most worrying thing is those who no longer invest in the idea after putting it forward.
Shen Boyang said that when making a report, it is very important to be capable, have the ability to execute, and do what you say. He is most afraid of meeting people from the same group who will never show up again after they first put forward their ideas. He said with a pun, "Everyone can think for themselves about who to choose to give the report together."
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Your previous interview with media personality Wang Weizhong was well-received. Your recent interview with media personality Li Siduan has also been released on the audio and video channel. Do you expect the number of views to hit a new high? Do you feel that every question Li Siduan asks is very sharp?
Shen Boyang believed that every time he was interviewed, the host was excellent and the questions he asked were all in place. The discussion process with Li Siduan was peaceful and he talked a lot from before to after the meeting. It was a pleasant interview.
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Shen Boyang will continue to emphasize execution and keeping his word in subsequent campaigns.
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