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Zheng Chaofang is currently the mayor of Zhubei and is running for Hsinchu County Mayor. He emphasizes campaigning based on political performance rather than traditional methods of building momentum.
No street closures, no grand battle titles, but a "page-turning" campaign using outdoor greenery and substantive political achievements! Zheng Chaofang, candidate for Hsinchu County Mayor of the Democratic Progressive Party, announced that at 10 a.m. this Saturday (October 3), he will hold an inauguration meeting of the campaign headquarters in Xinlun Park, Zhubei. Putting aside the traditional practice of politicians naming their names in political campaigns, he will leave the important title of "Chairman" to the county people and invite folks from 13 towns and cities to enter the open space and witness how Zhubei's experience is extended to the new Zhu County.
"All the people of Hsinchu County are my best team and the best chairman!" Zheng Chaofang said that the starting point of politics is trust, and behind the votes is a heavy delivery. Since entering politics, he has always insisted on using achievements to speak for himself. Unlike traditional campaigns that crowd into a narrow building or close streets that affect traffic, this time we specifically chose to hold the conference in Xinlun Park next to the building because we hope that folks can personally experience the substantial changes brought about by urban governance in a comfortable green environment.
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In the more than three years since he took over as the mayor of Zhubei, Zheng Chaofang has faced the pain caused by the city's rapid growth, promoting everything from road paving, pedestrian space, park green space, and public markets, to parking lot improvements, golden school lines, and bridge beautification. Zheng Chaofang said bluntly: "Politics is not just about personality, but more importantly about construction." What is different in Zhubei today can be directly felt by citizens in their daily lives. There is no need to say too many nice words. Facts are the best proof.
Zheng Chaofang emphasized that in the past few years, Zhubei has completed the verification of innovation "from 0 to 1" and then moved towards the quantitative maturity of "10 to 100". What has been accumulated is not only construction, but also efficient ways of doing things. Now investing in the election of Hsinchu County Magistrate is to bring the "Zhubei experience" to the entire county and create adaptive governance based on the local characteristics of the 13 towns and cities.
Zheng Chaofang said that during his visits to various towns, cities and towns, he kept in mind whether it was the safety of schooling that parents were concerned about, the high-quality parks and libraries that residents were looking forward to, or the market transformation that stallholders were looking forward to. In the future, the core role of county government is integration and communication, accurately understanding the needs of various towns, towns and cities and sharing resources. This founding meeting is not only the starting point for the campaign, but also a grand event that invites folks from all over the county to work together to change the future of Hsinchu County.
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Zheng Chaofang will continue to emphasize political achievements rather than personality during the election campaign
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