Wu Dunyi was the first to give a speech. He said that this election is a very important part for the Kuomintang. Each constituency is the most likely candidate to win. He hopes that they will go all out, save money, and breathe with the people.
Regarding returning to "governance", Wu Dunyi promised that once it comes true, in the future they will create a "government" unit that is honest, efficient, friendly and diligent in service. The second is to rebuild a prosperous economy and the third is to create harmony. A just society includes peace between labor and capital, gender equality, generational harmony without conflicts, and faith conflicts, and finally, building peaceful and stable cross-strait relations.
Wu Dunyi also did not miss the opportunity to criticize the current Taiwan leader Tsai Ing-wen. He said that during the 2016 election, Tsai Ing-wen made many promises, saying that the status quo must be maintained, but the status quo has not been maintained now. He pointed out that in the past, the Kuomintang was once said to be "until the Kuomintang falls, Taiwan will not be well", but now a few words have been changed to "Until the DPP falls, Taiwan will not be well."
The Kuomintang has been making frequent moves to build momentum recently. The party chairman, vice-chairman and other candidates have all signed on large billboards, representing the Kuomintang and establishing a "contract" with all people in Taiwan - to fight for the economy and care for the folks in Taiwan's counties and cities. Life. The slogan "Victory Frozen Garlic" was heard at the campaign site, and Wu Dunyi even gave the candidates 22 rice dumplings and frozen garlic, which symbolized "win" and "election".
21 KMT nominees for county mayors who were present gave away 22 rice dumplings and frozen garlic? Wu Dunyi worked hard to help the candidates in various counties and cities, but the people were not present.
According to Taiwanese media reports, this rally was held today to preempt the Democratic Progressive Party’s party congress tomorrow. What was embarrassing was the absence of one person - Rao Qingling, the Kuomintang's mayoral candidate in Taitung. This also caused the Taiwanese media to write that "the KMT's unity campaign failed."
In this regard, Li Zhehua, chairman of the KMT Organization and Development Conference, explained that because today is the "Harvest Festival" of Taitung Taiwan's ethnic minorities , it is very important and has a very important impact on Taitung's election, so today Rao Qingling and the campaign headquarters Taitung County Magistrate Huang Jianting, who chaired the committee, asked for leave from the Kuomintang Central Committee to miss the campaign.
The Harvest Festival is the most solemn and largest traditional festival of Taiwan's ethnic minorities, and has the same status as the Spring Festival of the Han people. The Harvest Festival, also known as the "Harvest Festival", "Harvest Festival" or " Harvest Festival", is held during the autumn harvest season every year and lasts for about a week.
Despite the "disharmonious" episode, the campaign went smoothly. Except for Rao Qingling, who did not arrive, all candidates from the other 21 counties and cities of the Kuomintang put on the "KMT blue robes" of the Kuomintang. KMT candidate for Taipei mayor Ding Shouzhong also used a little trick to add his name to the "blue robe".
Yesterday, Ding Shouzhong announced the first wave of campaign team members. Zhang Shanzheng, the former head of Taiwan's administrative agency, served as the chairman of the campaign headquarters, and Wang Yumin, a member of the Kuomintang, served as the director-general. It is expected that Ding Shouzhong will announce the second wave of campaign team personnel next week. The youth representative Jiang Wanan will serve as the deputy chairperson of the campaign headquarters to assist with youth policy issues; Taipei City Party member Li Yanxiu, Fei Hongtai, Chiang Naixin, and Lai Shibao will also serve as deputy chairmen. , respectively responsible for discussing women, finance and taxation, education, and financial and economic issues.
