New Taipei Mayor Hou Youyi posted a long article on Facebook a thousand words recently to express his opinion on the 1218 "referendum", but the content has caused heated discussion. In response to this, Hou Youyi posted another post on Facebook today (17th), "Tomorrow, I will definitely go to vote, and I hope you will go too." As soon as the article was released, a large number of netizens flocked to applaud, saying, "I'm just waiting for your words."
Hou Youyi said on the 13th with the title "My Views on the "Referendum"" that everyone is increasingly rebelling against cramming education, but now adults are heading back and turning the "referendum" into cramming circle fork questions. He believes that the people are tired of it and tired. Therefore, Hou Youyi also called on everyone: "We should think professionally, rationally and scientifically!"
, but some people used Hou Youyi's "If we have no way to deal with nuclear safety and the ability to deal with nuclear waste , we will have no way to talk about nuclear power." This passage was published in the newspaper, which is suspected to be trying to lead the wind to appeal to the public and should disagree on the issue of "restarting nuclear fourth".
When Hou Youyi was interviewed by the media today, he looked down at the newspaper and shook his head immediately, and then he was angry and criticized, "Transferendum, do you need to play like this in the 'referendum'? It's really not advisable."
In addition, the outside world is concerned about whether Hou Youyi will attend the vigil held by Kuomintang . Hou Youyi said that he had other itineraries before the Party Central Committee planned his itinerary, and hoped that after rational and scientific thinking, the people could make their own decisions and make their own choices. As county and city mayors, the garbage trucks in New Taipei City have been urging publicity to encourage voting before November 22. During this period, the Election Committee lets the public understand the true meaning of the "referendum" through the civil affairs system. People are also encouraged to vote. (Lin Jingxian/editor)
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