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With just twenty days left until Taiwan's big recall vote, candidates are diving deep into their campaigns to secure voter support. Jiang Wan-an has been actively participating in street campaigns to enhance his visibility and garner support, while Wang Hong-wei’s recent activities have sparked intense reactions from the public. During one of her street encounters, she was unexpectedly met with cries of "Big Recall, Big Success," leaving her momentarily stunned.

Jiang Wan-an’s presence aims to connect his image with his supporters and strengthen community mobilization efforts. He is urging voters to pay attention to his policies and positions, hoping to motivate more citizens to participate before the polling day.

On the other hand, during her street campaign, Wang Hong-wei appeared somewhat flustered when confronting the crowds. Upon hearing the chant of "Big Recall, Big Success," she quickly snapped back, exhibiting her determination to defend her stance and beliefs. Such scenes have not only drawn media attention but also sparked discussions on social media.

Both candidates have packed schedules during this period, with each public appearance serving as direct dialogue with voters and a bid to capture the upper hand in this election. Whether it's Jiang Wan-an's approachability or Wang Hong-wei's strong rebuttals, both play crucial roles in this electoral battle.

As the polling day approaches, public sentiment seems to be on the rise, with society filled with anticipation and anxiety about this significant election. Many people are starting to pay attention to whether the candidates they support can win in this recall effort. Recent polls suggest that some candidates appear to be drawing in more attention and support, complicating the overall election landscape.

The backdrop to the big recall is driven by a series of social events and political factors that have pushed many voters’ dissatisfaction with the current government to a peak, leading to the emergence of this movement. The support and opposition to the recall are cultivating fierce public discussions, and the coming weeks may prove to be a critical observation period.