
Kuomintang Hsinchu County Magistrate candidate Xu Xinying established a Jianshi campaign service office today and promised to improve the roads, medical resources and educational environment in her hometown after being elected, and received support from many local politicians.
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Xu Xinying, the candidate for Hsinchu County Mayor of the Kuomintang, established the Jianshi Campaign Service Office and proposed policies on rural development and welfare.
KMT Hsinchu County Mayor candidate Xu Xinying established a Jianshi campaign service office today.
Kuomintang Hsinchu County Magistrate candidate Xu Xinying established the Jianshi Campaign Service Office today. She promised the tribal folks that if she becomes the county magistrate, she will continue to improve the roads in her hometown, and improve the medical resources in her hometown through AI remote video, medical buses on the road, and increase the number of specific outpatient clinics to make medical treatment more convenient for everyone. In addition, in terms of education, she proposed appropriate development ideas such as shared education in rural areas, tablets for everyone, and technical and vocational education, so that Aboriginal children can "become the best in their professions."
Xu Xinying's campaign stated that those present to cheer her on include: former and current Hsinchu County magistrates Qiu Jingchun and Yang Wenke, legislator Lin Qianqi, Hsinchu County assembly candidate Zeng Guoda, Jianshi Township mayor candidate Liu Jianmin, as well as local grassroots representatives and village chiefs.
Xu Xinying said that she served as a legislator in the Internal Affairs Committee for two terms, and worked with several indigenous legislators Lin Qianqi, Gao Jinsumei, Huang Ren, Zheng Tiancai and Lu Xianyi to safeguard the rights and welfare of the indigenous people. For example, the compensation for the logging ban was increased from 30,000 to 60,000, and the annual holiday was increased from 1 day to 3 days.
Yang Wenke affirmed Xu Xinying's efforts in securing a budget for Hsinchu County from the central government, and believed that her pension for the elderly and the introduction of a 100,000 gift package for maternity benefits are actually feasible given the county's current financial situation. And he believed that if Xu Xinying were to be the county magistrate, she would make good use of the county budget. "Resources should never be reserved for those who are good at spending money," "because taxation is everyone's money, not money in one person's pocket."
KMT Hsinchu County Mayor candidate Xu Xinying established a Jianshi campaign service office today.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Xu Xinying will continue to promote her hometown campaign schedule and political propaganda
Very likely · Within weeks

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