Taiwan Mainland Party Celebrates 7th Anniversary with Taipei Mayor Ko and Taichung Mayor Lu.

The People First Party celebrated its seventh anniversary in Taichung, with Taichung Mayor Lu Shi-yuan and the party's founder and chairman, Ko Wen-je, posing together, both committed to pushing forward the party's political ideology of "blue and white solidification". This event not only marked the People First Party's significant position in the political arena, but also raised concerns about the future development of Taiwan's politics.

The theme of the People First Party's seventh anniversary was "From One Person to Many, into Every Corner of Taiwan". Ko Wen-je stated in his speech that this milestone represented the party's growth from one person to a team, and he pledged to continue his efforts to promote the People First Party's ideology in every corner of Taiwan. Lu Shi-yuan emphasized that "blue and white solidification" is a valuable political ideology that will lead Taiwan's politics to a new direction.

The People First Party was established in 2015, led by Ko Wen-je, who previously served as the mayor of Taipei and gained some support in the 2016 presidential election. The party's establishment marked a change in Taiwan's political landscape and sparked expectations about the future development of politics. The party's ideology is "the people are the mainstay, fairness comes first, governance is paramount", which has been welcomed by some and attracted the attention of other political parties.

Lu Shi-yuan's appearance also raised concerns about the People First Party's development in Taichung. Lu Shi-yuan is the mayor of Taichung and previously served as the chairman of the party's Taichung branch, which has raised concerns about the party's development in Taichung. In her speech, she emphasized that the People First Party's ideology is "blue and white solidification", which will lead Taiwan's politics to a new direction.

The People First Party's seventh anniversary has also raised concerns about the future development of Taiwan's politics. The party's establishment has marked a change in Taiwan's political landscape and sparked expectations about the future development of politics. The party's ideology is "the people are the mainstay, fairness comes first, governance is paramount", which has been welcomed by some and attracted the attention of other political parties.

In short, the People First Party's seventh anniversary was held in Taichung, with Taichung Mayor Lu Shi-yuan and the party's founder and chairman, Ko Wen-je, posing together, both committed to pushing forward the party's political ideology of "blue and white solidification". This event not only marked the People First Party's significant position in the political arena, but also raised concerns about the future development of Taiwan's politics.

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