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Amid a severe typhoon, Kaohsiung City is witnessing a surge in political activity. Notable entrepreneur Tsao Hsing-Cheng and political figure Ong Da-Ruei have collaborated to hold a lecture focused on recall efforts, attracting a large crowd of supporters. Despite the inclement weather, many citizens showed up to hear their speeches.

Tsao emphasized that the changing political environment necessitates collective efforts from the public to drive change. He highlighted that the recall mechanism is a crucial tool for the populace to hold discontented politicians accountable. Ong added that this event is not just a lecture, but a social movement aimed at raising awareness and participation in political issues.

During the event, both speakers delved into the current government policies and actions, sharing their insights on the future of Taiwanese politics. They urged everyone to voice their political discontent and actively engage in the recall process. This advocacy is not only for personal reasons but also for the future of society as a whole.

The media also provided extensive coverage of the event, suggesting that this Kaohsiung movement could significantly impact the upcoming elections. The collaboration between Tsao and Ong is seen as a powerful alliance, both having substantial name recognition and a solid support base.

After the event concluded, attendees expressed their hopes for future political movements and a desire for change. Many participants conveyed that this event rekindled their hope in politics and called on others to pay attention to political issues and engage in various actions.