[ Global Network report] Comprehensive Taiwan's "China Times News Network" and "ETtoda News Cloud" report on the 12th, the Democratic Progressive Party Taipei mayor candidate Chen Shizhong paid a vote at the intersection of Neihu District, Taipei City at less than 8 am today (12th) (a form of election in Taiwan, where candidates go to the streets or voters' homes to promote political views to seek support), and started the first intersection trip. During this period, some people protested that they were too loud and stood on the balcony and cursed: "It's a big bastard!"
According to reports, the countdown to the Taipei mayoral election was 45 days. At less than 8 am this morning, Chen Shizhong waved to the intersection of Minquan East Road and Jinhu Road in Neihu District to greet the traffic. He used a microphone to introduce the city council candidates one by one and shouted to the people. According to reports, some people curiously rolled down the car window to find out, or waved to the building opposite, but some residents were dissatisfied with the loud volume and stood on the balcony and cursed several times, "It's so noisy!" Chen Shizhong's team members frequently apologized.
After finishing the trip to the station intersection, Chen Shizhong was asked about this in a media interview. He said that all parties will do this (referring to the station intersection), and then turn the volume down and don’t disturb everyone.
Regarding this matter, some netizens on the island left a message in the comment section of the Taiwanese media, saying, "It's the best to disturb the public." "It's really a bit too early at 7 o'clock." "Is the campaign headquarters an idiot? I've quarreled early in the morning and asked to scold me." ↓
Someone sarcastically said, "When I go, I'm scolded, it's weird, and I'm thick-skinned." ↓
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