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On election day, Huo Chu took to the streets of Flushing to vote. Liu Chunyi and Huang Minyi arranged for the photos to be shouted by shouting in Chinese, which attracted Chinese people to watch and prompted some people to make further inquiries about voting information.
“The Governor of New York is here! Come and take pictures!” Election day on 3rd.flushing There was a lively scene in front of the library. GovernorHuo Chu (Kathy Hochul) Seen on the streets, state senatorliu chunyi Together with City Councilor Huang Minyi, they turned into “Chinese propagandists” and shouted to Chinese people passing by, inviting everyone to take photos with the governor, and not forgetting to remind them to vote. Hearing the sound, many people gathered nearby and took out their mobile phones to take photos. The scene was like a mini fan meeting.
Huo Chu visited several places in Queens that morning. He first went to Forest Hills to support the election, and then went to Flushing No. 22 Elementary School with Liu Chunyi and others to solicit votes. The original itinerary did not include a visit to the Flushing Library, but Liu Chunyi noticed that the footfall in front of No. 22 Elementary School was not as popular as the one around the library, so he tentatively suggested to Huo Chu that he should go to the library to directly contact more Chinese people.
This temporary decision actually attracted many passersby to stop. Liu Chunyi and Huang Minyi greeted each other loudly in Chinese, introduced Huo Chu to passersby, and were busy arranging group photos for people. Some people recognized the Governor and immediately came over to say hello; Others were curious and asked, “Who is he?” After learning that it was the Governor of New York in front of them, they excitedly joined the group to take photos.
Facing the crowd of people advancing one after another, Huo Chu repeatedly stopped and smiled to take photos, while mobile phones were flying over the scene one after another. What’s even more interesting is that the two Chinese people who took a photo with Huo Chu later turned back and asked the staff at the site, “Where to vote?” And how to vote for Huo Chu, basically expanding lively street conversation into real concern for the election.
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Huo Chu appeared on the streets of Flushing that day to solicit votes and took a group photo with Liu Chunyi and Huang Minyi while campaigning for votes. Many Chinese people at the scene were attracted by Chinese calligraphy and the atmosphere was as lively as a small fan meeting.
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Liu Chunyi found that the footfall in front of No. 22 Elementary School was not as popular as the Flushing Library, so he temporarily suggested Huo Chu to go to the library, hoping to directly contact more Chinese people and improve the effectiveness of the promotion.
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After the group photo was taken, people not only recognized Huo Chu and paid attention to her, but some even came to ask her where to vote and how to vote. This suggests that street talk not only increases performance but also translates into voting intentions.
