Today, on December 26, 2023, Hou Youyi attended a campaign rally near my home again.

Since it was close by, I went out to take a look.

Due to the large crowd, it felt too noisy, so I decided to retreat to a more spacious area before having the chance to shake hands with Hou. (I didn't shake hands with him.)

I watched the display on the big screen.

Recorded timeline:

- Hou Youyi started preparing to enter the venue at 19:08.
- He continued shaking hands with the crowd.
- At 19:15, he stepped onto the grand stage.
- The ascendant had just shifted from Cancer to Leo, and the Moon and the Sun were in opposition.

For those interested in experiencing the live atmosphere, you can watch the replay of the live broadcast.

A friendly reminder: turn off the sound because it gets really loud.

Hou Youyi began entering the venue from the 1:43:26 mark in the video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bfZU5_bGyT8

DPP presidential candidate in Taiwan, Lai Ching-te, kissed by female fan

I couldn't find the specific time, but according to news reports, it happened early this morning, around 9-10 o'clock, I presume. (Aquarius or Pisces ascendant? )

Lai Ching-te was kissed on the neck by a female fan while visiting the Shuishang Mazu Temple in Shuishang Township, Chiayi, Taiwan.

It brings to mind the mutual reception of Jupiter and Venus.

It seems to be a day filled with stories related to the neck.

News report:

https://tw.news.yahoo.com/賴清德拜票突遭女子強吻-他 ... 43177.html

At the conclusion of the voting day for the 2020 presidential election, the Moon (the people) chose Uranus (independence), while Neptune (I have a dream) stood at its zenith.
Similarly, at the conclusion of the voting day for the 2024 presidential election, the Moon (the people) once again chose Uranus (independence), with Neptune (I have a dream) reaching its culmination.

Wei wrote: Sat Jun 17, 2023 8:51 am
Based on these chart analyses, the DPP and its nominated presidential candidate seem to have a good chance of staying in power. Mainland China's attitude towards Taiwan appears to be a crucial factor affecting the DPP's ability to remain in power.

Taiwanese voters swept the ruling Democratic Progressive Party's (DPP) presidential candidate Lai Ching-te into power on Saturday, strongly rejecting Chinese pressure to spurn him, as Lai pledged both to stand up to Beijing and seek talks (Reuters)

Nice work, Wei :)

Hi Jason,

In terms of approval ratings, Lai Ching-te has 40.05%, Hou You-yi has 33.49%, and Ko Wen-je has 26.46%. 59.95% of the voters are dissatisfied with the ruling party, in line with previous polls indicating that 60% of the voters want to remove the Democratic Progressive Party (the ruling party).

Taiwanese elections are accurate in reflecting public opinion through polls because Taiwan is a small region with 19 million voters, a voting rate of 60%-70%, and the elections focus on a few key issues: 1. Taiwan-China relations, 2. Corruption in the ruling party, and 3. Economic development.

I can now tell you the potential candidates for the 2028 presidential election:

Democratic Progressive Party - Lai Ching-te,

Kuomintang - Lu Shiow-yen (female),

Taiwan Peoples' Party - Ko Wen-je.

These predictions don't require astrology; they are based on political reasoning.

As for astrology, I haven't found a satisfactory method to predict elections yet. I continue to observe and experiment.

Now, let's move on to the United States.

Wei wrote: Tue Jan 16, 2024 6:21 am
As for astrology, I haven't found a satisfactory method to predict elections yet. I continue to observe and experiment.

Now, let's move on to the United States.

Hey Wei, If you're interested in checking out 4 separate astrologers using different approaches to make predictions about the upcoming 2024 US election, here's a link to a presentation on YouTube (hopefully it's available where you are):

Astrology for 2024 US Elections

The whole presentation is interesting and includes some top tier minds in the field.

I was excited to catch Öner Döşer, whose work (& bright, upbeat personal energy that comes through in talks) I've been a fan of for a while now.
I think he does an impressive job here- succinctly wielding traditional techniques.

Hope you enjoy