
Political worker Zhou Xuan pointed out that "environment" topped the list of issues reported by citizens, with Da'an District responding most enthusiastically. He called on Jiang Wanan to pay attention to public opinion.
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Shen Boyang launched the "Mayor, listen to me!" platform on the evening of September 8 to collect citizens' opinions and issues on municipal administration.
Zhou Xuan pointed out that Shen Boyang officially announced "Mayor, please listen to me!" yesterday. As of 6:30 this morning, 12,983 people had come forward to speak. According to this newspaper's check, as of 8:20 a.m. this morning, more than 13,000 people had expressed their opinions.
Shen Boyang, a candidate for Taipei mayor of the Democratic Progressive Party, launched the "Mayor, listen to me!" platform to collect citizens' voices. It has only been online for one day and has already attracted many people to leave messages online. Political worker Zhou Xuan pointed out that as of 6:30 a.m. on the 10th, there have been nearly 13,000 speeches, which is equivalent to nearly 380 people reporting problems in Taipei City every hour since it went online. The category with the most problems is "Environment", and the administrative district with the most problems reported is "Da'an District". He said, "Jiang Wanan will be nervous just seeing these numbers."
Zhou Xuan posted on Facebook that Shen Boyang launched "Mayor, listen to me!" This new citizen feedback platform, as of 6:30 this morning, Taipei citizens really have a lot of thoughts about Taipei City, and the response has been super enthusiastic! This system has been online since 8 pm on September 8, and 12,983 people have come forward to speak, which is an average of nearly 380 people per hour reporting Taipei City's problems. According to this newspaper's check, as of 8:20 a.m. this morning, more than 13,000 people had expressed their opinions.
Zhou Xuan said that according to system statistics: "Environment" ranks first among the types of problems reported by citizens in Taipei City. Which administrative district in Taipei City has reported the most problems in Taipei City? The answer is actually "Da'an District", and the category that reflects the most is "Environment".
Zhou Xuan bluntly said that Jiang Wanan would become nervous just seeing these numbers. First of all, it has not been more than 48 hours since this system was launched, and there have already been more than 10,000 responses from citizens on issues in Taipei City. This is not a number that can be ignored, and it is not the public opinion measured by the Taipei City Research and Examination Association.
Next, the issue most reported by citizens is "environment." It just so happens that the game at the Dome yesterday was suspended in the middle of the game because of the need to "catch mice." This ranking is really not an accident. Jiang Wanan's "Don't let rats come, don't let rats live, don't let rats live" seems to have failed. Yesterday, even rats were on the field.
Finally, it is surprising that the number one municipal problem reported is Da'an District. Logically speaking, Da'an District is the best district in Taipei City and the quality of life should be the best. But now it seems that Da'an District residents have the most problems with Taipei City, and the problem category with the most opinions is also "environment." This is a serious warning.
Zhou Xuan mentioned that some people say that this system seems to have no technology and is very simple, but whether a product is helpful or not does not depend on the complex technology, but on the heart. He also bluntly said at the end of the article, "Otherwise, why can't Jiang Wanan do it?"

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