
Shuangyang combined vehicle sweeps Neihu and Nangang, focusing on sports stations, muscle strength training for the elderly and public land inventory
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Shen Boyang is the Taipei mayoral candidate of the Democratic Progressive Party, and Li Yang is currently the sports minister. The two discussed movement policies and central and local coordination mechanisms.
The Taipei Mayoral Candidate of the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) made an appearance at the Taipei Ocean Current Neihu and Nangang performances today (7th). As a surprise, Sports Minister Li Yang was invited to help. Li Yang not only accompanied the car sweeps, but also held a municipal lecture with Shen Boyang through a soap box to discuss sports-related policies and how the central and local governments collaborate.
Shen Boyang said that today's "Double Ocean Combination" saw many people cheering for the minister on the car sweeping road. Now the movement does not promote many policies, but it is not certain whether they can be implemented at the local level. Therefore, today, through a quick dialogue between the two, everyone can better understand movement-related policies.
Shen Boyang first asked Li Yang, what is the SOP after exercise? Li Yang said that the most important thing after exercising is to change clothes, stretch a muscle, and take a shower before eating and replenishing food. Shen Boyang said that this echoes the sports station policy he proposed, which can reduce the friction caused by sports to the people and allow them to do other things after the sports.
Li Yang said that the Sports Department launched a physical fitness test this year to allow the elderly to understand their physical condition and then arrange exercises to avoid injuries. He started playing badminton on an outdoor court. He believes that the focus of sports is not to win gold medals, but to gradually like it and start trying it, and then turn it into a habit. The focus is not to train everyone into a competitive athlete, but to increase the number of people who exercise regularly.
Shen Boyang mentioned that this can be done by taking stock of the community's abnormal areas. It does not need to be too strict at the beginning, and it does not need to be considered in terms of standard venue scales. As long as there is sports space, it will be easier to find. This is also related to the policies he proposed before. In addition, the parks in Beicheng are a bit repetitive now, and he hopes to see changes. He also hopes to cooperate with sports clubs and schools to manage public venues.
In addition, the two also mentioned that muscle strength training can help prevent falls in the elderly. Shen Boyang said that, therefore, he also hopes to launch a "fitness minibus" policy that will help the elderly with muscle strength training, so that the elderly can live healthier. He believes that the central government's current overall policy is aimed at Taiwan as a whole, not Taipei, so Taipei must make a lot of fine-tuning. Secondly, the inventory of public land is also important, because many of our land does not belong to the city government, but to the central government. In the past, the communication and coordination mechanism between our city government and the central government was very poor. I believe that if he is in the city government, this matter will be better.

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