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DPP Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang went to TVBS to record an exclusive interview for "Shaokang War Room".
The first-hand footage of Shen Boyang (left) being interviewed by Zhao Shaokang (second from left) was exposed.
[Reporter Lin Nangu/Reporting from Taipei] Shen Boyang, the Taipei mayoral candidate of the Democratic Progressive Party, went to TVBS this afternoon (7th) to record an exclusive interview for "Shaokang War Room". The program is expected to be broadcast at 8 pm. Earlier, he had arrived at the lobby on the first floor of T station. The host of T station's "National Assembly" Xie Yaozhou gave a first-hand attack.
Xie Yaozhou excitedly shouted through his personal Facebook: "Here we are." and revealed that Shen Boyang arrived at the lobby on the first floor of the T stage and was surrounded by many employees of the station. He was suspected of exchanging business cards with the T stage reception staff. Shen Boyang, who is 180 centimeters tall, looked quite eye-catching.
The first-hand footage of Shen Boyang (left) being interviewed by Zhao Shaokang (second from left) was exposed.
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