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At the founding meeting of President Chiang Wan’an’s campaign, Cheng Lai-wen emphasized the diversity and tolerance of Taipei based on his experience as an expatriate and resistance from the North, and called on citizens to judge a candidate for mayor based on four-year political performance rather than personality.
mayor of taipeixiang wannan The founding meeting of the campaign headquarters will be held today.Kuomintang chairmanzheng liwen Attend the speech. She recalled that she was also a Beipiao ethnic group and had participated in protests for shellless snails, freedom of speech, direct presidential elections, etc. in Taipei, and even participated in the Rainbow Parade held on the weekend, which showed that Taipei city is full of diversity and tolerance. Now, with the rise of man-made “ocean currents”, he called on people not to choose personality or packaging, but to use four years of achievements and hard-working people to rewrite history on November 28.
Zheng Liwen said that Taipei is a great city. She remembered growing up in Tainan City when she was a child. It wasn’t until the first grade of junior high school that his father was involved in a serious car accident and he saved his life. When he was in the second grade of junior high school, his family moved to Taipei and became a member of the Beipiao tribe, like all ordinary citizens who came to Taipei to earn a living.
Zheng Liwen said that she lived, studied and fell in love in Taipei City. She was unemployed, wandering, living everyone’s own life here, writing stories and sending money to her two parents in Taipei. Taipei supports every citizen to find life in Taipei, regardless of color, ethnicity, income level, age and gender.
He said that although Taipei City has a population of more than 2.4 million, 3.5 million people work in and out of Taipei every day. Every morning, they take trains from Keelung and New Taipei to work in Taipei. There are shop assistants, office workers, doctors, nurses, engineers etc. It is every citizen who creates the ride and makes the city of Taipei great.
Zheng Liwen recalled that she stayed overnight on Zhongxiao East Road for shellless snails, went on a hunger strike at the gate of National Taiwan University for freedom of speech, was chased by riot police for the direct election of the president, and also joined the Red Shirt Army to fight corruption. This weekend’s Rainbow Parade has never been the only memory and sound in downtown Taipei. It is diversity and tolerance, and Taipei feels gentle.
He said that Taipei citizens once asked the Democratic Progressive Party to serve as mayor of Taipei, but after four years of corruption, he was unable to be re-elected. He gave it to a non-party political novice for eight years. Four years ago, he once again thanked the citizens for choosing the Kuomintang and supporting Chiang Wannan. Now four years later, they are witnessing the full activation of the state machinery and the rise of a massive man-made “ocean current”.
He said he hopes that Taipei citizens will not be absent-minded and will use the highest standards of Taipei citizens to choose a mayor truly suitable for Taipei City, not because of personality or packaging, but because of four years of hard work and four years of achievements. For this democratic festival, please let the citizens vote. Please help the citizens of Taipei use their votes to decide the future of Taiwan’s democracy and who will be entrusted with the city of Taipei. I hope 1128 will write history again and create another miracle.
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He advocated that Taipei citizens should choose their mayor based on their actual achievements and efforts over four years, and should not let their decision be influenced by personality or packaging, and called on Chiang Wannan’s support to create another election miracle in 1128.
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He used his experience of moving from Tainan to Taipei, studying, working, and participating in protests in Taipei to explain that Taipei is a city that accepts different backgrounds and ideas, and also emphasized the city’s diversity and tolerance.
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He pointed out that although Taipei has a population of more than 2.4 million, 3.5 million people commute to and from work every day. The city is supported by all walks of life. Therefore, this election is not just about choosing a mayor, but also using votes to determine the future of Taipei and Taiwan’s democracy.
