Is it the credit of Jiang Wanan and Li Sichuan that Huida settled in Beishike? Zhang Jingsen: Credit goes to not messing up the matter

With 23 days left until the 9-in-1 general election, Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan and KMT New Taipei City Mayoral Candidate Li Sichuan both listed "Huida"'s entry into Beishike as their political achievements. In this regard, former Executive Yuan political affairs councilor Zhang Jingsen pointed out that AI crosses a technological progress cycle every seven months, but the Taipei City Government spent seven months processing a piece of land. He said, "Their greatest contribution is that they were lucky enough not to mess up the matter in the end. It is okay to be a civil servant, but they are not very courageous to be the mayor. What else can you expect from them?"

Zhang Jingsen posted on Facebook that both Jiang Wanan and Li Sichuan regard Huida's settling in Beishike as a major political achievement. He would like to ask, "What value have they created?" He pointed out that in May 2025, Huida selected Beishike and signed an MOU with Xinshou, which had obtained the surface rights, and prepared to directly transfer the surface rights to Xinshou in July. The city government expressed its intention to transfer, but the city government refused. The MOU expired at the end of September. In October, the city government insisted that Xin Shou must terminate the contract first and then the city reset the land rights. On November 21, Xin Shou agreed to terminate the contract. It was not until February 11, 2026 that the city government signed a contract with Huida, which took a full seven months from July to February of the following year.

Zhang Jingsen pointed out again that the matter is very simple. The city government has assigned the land title to Xin Shou. Xin Shou negotiated a deal with Huida, but the city government insists, "You give the rights back to me first, and then I assign them to Huida." In the end, the city government claims that its greatest contribution is to remove obstacles, and wants everyone to thank Jiang Wanan and Li Sichuan. The question is, isn't the obstacle the city government itself?

Zhang Jingsen believes that the original contract does have restrictions on transfer, but the contract can be modified in accordance with the law. At that time, the contract should be legally amended instead of insisting on terminating the contract. The city government did not take responsibility and did not dare to take responsibility. As a result, it messed around and made himself and everyone very busy. In the end, he interpreted this as his greatest contribution.

Zhang Jingsen said that if Xinshou was unwilling to terminate the contract at that time, both parties might be involved in lengthy litigation. Will Huida keep waiting? At that time, Huida had even entrusted the Ministry of Economic Affairs to find other bases. In the end, it was Xinshou who was willing to sacrifice development interests to allow the city government's plan to proceed. The person who should really be grateful is Chairman Wu Dongliang of Xinshou. Xinshou's sacrifice and fulfillment turned out to be the credit of Jiang Wanan and Li Sichuan. Is there anything more unjust in the world than this?

Zhang Jingsen criticized that what is even more ridiculous is the time cost. International research points out that the total computing power of global AI chips doubles approximately every 6.8 months, and the length of software engineering tasks that AI can independently complete approximately doubles every 7 months. Huida itself adopts a one-year product update rhythm. AI crosses a technological progress cycle every 7 months, but the Taipei City Government spends 7 months processing a piece of land.

He angrily said that the world is advancing at the speed of AI, but Jiang Wanan and Li Sichuan are still dancing bureaucratic dances. Their greatest contribution is that Taipei wasted seven months equivalent to a technological progress cycle of AI. Their greatest contribution is that they were lucky enough not to mess up the matter in the end.

Zhang Jingsen said that if he didn’t mess things up, that would probably be the ceiling of the capabilities of this type of bureaucratic politician! It's okay to be a civil servant as a clerk, but if you don't have a bit of courage to be a mayor, what else can you expect from them?