Political Confrontation 3-1 "Drone Regulations Trigger Confrontation between the Government and Opposition. Jiang Qichen mentioned this reason and emphasized that everyone will not oppose it.

The Legislative Yuan recently passed the "Regulations on Strengthening National Defense Independence and Unmanned Vehicle Industry Development". During the process, the opposition between the government and the opposition was serious. Jiang Qichen, the KMT Taichung mayoral candidate who is also the vice-president of the Legislative Yuan, said that as long as it is reasonable and conducive to the development of Taiwan's industry, I believe that no one will object. Among them, Taichung City is very capable of developing unmanned vehicles, and even foreign countries are optimistic about it, so he proposed that Taichung should be made into a robot manufacturing capital.

Jiang Qichen said that the reason why the drone regulations in the Legislative Yuan caused different opinions among various political parties at the time was because it involved how to balance defense procurement and industrial development; some political parties focused on the former and some on the latter, but the president and deputy presidents were neutral in deliberations and expected to reach a consensus and take into account both. The future output value of the unmanned vehicle industry is hundreds of billions of dollars, and there are even more opportunities and markets. Whether Taiwan's industry can meet the needs of defense procurement and allow Taiwan's industry to profit from procurement, "I believe that everyone will not object to this matter."

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It is beneficial to the development of Taiwan’s industries. All political parties and groups will not oppose it.

Jiang Qichen said that in the end, after many twists and turns and compromises, what was passed was the version of the Kuomintang League and the People's Party League, plus the DPP League's urgent need for defense procurement. Later, they (referring to Blue and White) also compromised before passing it, which is an annual budget of 240 billion yuan for six years. Jiang said that as long as it is reasonable and conducive to the development of Taiwan's industry, that is, the self-control rate (referring to localization) of 50% in two years and 80% in four years, "I think all political parties will oppose these budgets." This is an oversight, and I hope that if the money is spent, it will achieve such results.

Jiang Qichen said that from Taichung's perspective, Taichung City is very capable of developing unmanned vehicles, including robots, which many manufacturers are doing. The most important thing here involves "the materialization of AI", that is, manufacturing; Taichung's manufacturing industry is very strong, and the Golden Rift Valley is in Taichung. "Where in the world can you find all the components of confidential machinery within 60 minutes? In Taichung!" So Taichung is ready.

AIT is optimistic about the development of unmanned vehicles in Taiwan and hopes to build Taiwan into a robot manufacturing capital

Jiang Qichen said, "I am personally optimistic about Taichung in terms of manufacturing, and foreign countries are also optimistic about this aspect." In the past, when he was in contact with the American Institute in Taiwan (AIT) or relevant American units, some of them not only visited, but were even cooperating with Taichung. If the budget for the drone regulations is properly used, it will definitely benefit the development of Taichung's industry, so he further proposed that Taichung should be built into a robot manufacturing capital in the future.