According to the China Review News Agency, the only TV debate on the Taipei mayoral election was held on the Taipei International Conference Center on the afternoon of the 5th. Jiang Wanan, the candidate for Taipei mayor of the Kuomintang, appeared in a blue suit with a blue gray tie and black leather shoes. He said that his wife specially selected the tie for him, and his wife thought that the color would look more energetic on the camera. He is looking forward to this debate and hopes that through this opportunity, he can clearly report his vision for municipal planning to the citizens.
This debate is jointly organized by Sanli News Channel and TVBS News Channel . The time is from 2:00 to 4:00 this afternoon. The invited three major candidates, Jiang Wan'an of the Kuomintang, Chen Shizhong of the Democratic Progressive Party, and Huang Shanshan, who are not from the party, will fight against each other. The conference will be broadcast live by TV news station, Internet, etc. The three of them arrived at the venue in order to draw lots to Huang Shanshan, Jiang Wanan and Chen Shizhong.
Jiang Wanan looked quite relaxed when he arrived, and his face was filled with smiles when he waved his hand in front of the camera as requested by the media. He said that it was a normal mind to be nervous about whether this debate would be nervous.
As for the clothing matching part, Jiang Wanan said that this is his usual dress. What’s more special is that today’s tie is specially selected by his wife. His wife thinks that she will look more energetic on the camera. When it comes to whether his wife will be there to cheer? Jiang said that it was inconvenient for his wife to be pregnant, so she cheered him up before going out, and her eldest son also gave him a tight hug.
The media asked Jiang Wanan what topics were prepared for and what other two candidates should I ask?
Jiang Wan'an said that he hopes that through the debate, he can exchange opinions on each other's vision and actual policies for Taipei City and report to the citizens. He hopes that the election will return to the main axis of discussion on related public issues.