China Taiwan Network, October 29th According to the Hong Kong China Review News Agency, the North Taoyuan campaign headquarters of Taoyuan Mayor Cheng Wencan of the Democratic Progressive Party recently held an inaugural meeting and invited Taiwan leader Tsai Ing-wen to stand. It was originally intended to attract votes, but what was embarrassing was that when Tsai Ing-wen began to deliver her speech and prepared to rush for votes for the Democratic Progressive Party, more than half of the people in the audience had already left, leaving only an empty seat.
Taoyuan Mayor Zheng Wencan of the Democratic Progressive Party is seeking re-election, but he has never held a large-scale campaign campaign before. With less than 30 days left, Zheng Wencan's North Taoyuan campaign headquarters finally held an inaugural meeting on the afternoon of the 27th and invited Taiwan leaders Tsai Ing-wen personally stood up. It is reported that this is the first time that Tsai Ing-wen has come to Taoyuan to "join up" with Zheng Wencan since the election campaign began. On the stage at that time, Tsai Ing-wen tried her best to canvass votes for Zheng Wencan. What’s embarrassing is that most of the people in the audience have already left, leaving only empty seats.
Some analysts pointed out that the main reason for the DPP's overall poor electoral performance is not that the DPP's ideology is not clear and prominent enough, but that the economic and people's livelihood issues are prominent, cross-strait relations are tense, and a series of "reforms" have deepened social rifts and damaged many people. people's interests, causing social dissatisfaction and uneasiness. Commentators pointed out that the Taiwan authorities' strong play of the "Taiwan sovereignty card" may help gather deep green support, but it may not improve the overall election situation. (Editor Xiaokang)
