>> It may look like a rock

festival but it is an election

rally in Taiwan. Produced by

metal rocker turned politician,

Freddy Lynn. He is running for

reelection in parliament as an

independent and he is -- he

supports tied for gaining their

respective western nations like

the U.S. As well as her

Progressive values. Championing

gay rights and Taiwan, and

human rights in Hong Kong.

>> More and more young people

care now because we all have

seen what happened in Hong

Kong.

>> This self governing island

of 24 million has been closely

watching the dramatic scenes of

nearby Hong Kong. Where

millions have turned out to

March against the government

and young protesters clashed

violently with police. He has

capitalize on the crisis. The

whole world is watching she

says, after Hong Kong, what

kind of choice will Taiwanese

make. Chinese president has

declared that Taiwan should

reunify under the governing

principle of one country into

systems. Signing the outgoing

crisis here in Hong Kong, tie

wants president believes one

country two systems is a

failure and says Taiwan will

never accept it. Relations

between Taiwan and China have

deteriorated since she took

office in 2016. Taiwan has lost

diplomatic ties with a number

of foreign governments and

China has suspended issuing

Visas from a nine towards

visiting the island. Performs

closer engagement with beijing

and accuses Taiwan of using

Hong Kong protests for

political gain.

>> Hong Kong people are

bleeding from fighting against

China. President Tsai what have

you done to help Hong Kong.

Hong Kong people are bleeding

while you are enjoying

electoral gains.

>> The gains are real as more

people of Taiwan say they want

a more formal Independence.

>> We find the percentage of

pro Independence increased from

20% to 30% in the middle of

2019. (Inaudible)

>> Although sigh is seen as the

favorite, her party chases a

party in parliament. If your

party loses control, rival

parties could block bills like

the law passed last month that

makes it illegal to accept

Chinese funds for political

activities.

>> Days before the election,

released this simple yet bold

appeal to voters contrasting

this to the peaceful life in a

quote, free and democratic

country.

>> We hope that today's Taiwan

will be Hong Kong's tomorrow.

We all hope that.

>> Hong Kong is a rallying cry

for election on an island 700

kilometers away. A referendum