Before the election, Chiang Wanan suddenly threw down the loosening machine and relocated the building. Wu Yinong, the former critic, made a hasty proposal due to national security concerns.

With 51 days left before the year-end election, Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan announced today (8th) plans to relocate Songshan Airport and build a Taipei AI park. Looking back on Jiang Wanan's past statements, he once emphasized that the loose machine cannot be moved at will, and concerns such as national defense and security must be considered from the perspective of civil, military, commercial, urban development and the needs of the local people. He also criticized Wu Yinong's relevant political views as "definitely not hastily proposed as soon as the election", and questioned the plan to narrow the airport land into a large park.

Jiang Wanan, who represented the Kuomintang in 2015 as a legislator for Zhongshan and Beisongshan constituencies, supports the relocation of Songji, but believes it is unlikely in the short term. In 2017, then-legislator Jiang Wanan revealed that his constituency is in Zhongshan District and North Songshan, North City, and 50% of the people support relocation or not to move. "Songshan Airport cannot be moved just as soon as it is announced." It should be considered at the national level. It must wait for the construction of Taoyuan Airport's third terminal and runway to be completed before planning whether to move or not, and return to professional considerations.

In July 2022, when faced with Huang Shanshan's listing the relocation of Songshan Airport as a long-term method to improve the traffic in Neihu, Chiang Wanan, who was running for mayor of Taipei, did not express his support or not. He only said that "even though the relocation of Songshan Airport is very difficult, it does not affect our ability to solve the traffic problem in Neihu. I have proposed three arrows to solve the traffic problem in Neihu."

The media asked Songshan Airport if it involves national security and does it disapprove of its relocation? Jiang Wanan has yet to directly answer whether he agrees or disagrees, stressing that there are many aspects to consider, including the construction of Taoyuan Airport Terminal 3. He has discussed this issue a lot in the Legislative Yuan. Another aspect is national defense and security concerns, but even if the relocation is difficult, it cannot stop their determination to improve Neihu and Neihu transportation. As long as there is a will, it can be solved.

In addition, Wu Yinong, who participated in the legislative by-election, also proposed the political idea of ​​​​loosening the machine and relocating the city. Jiang Wanan criticized that this must be considered from the perspective of civil, military, commercial, urban development and the needs of the local people. It is definitely not a hasty proposal to narrow the function and utility of Songji land into a large park as soon as the election comes. It is "a pattern that does not meet the expectations of the people."

Now that he has proactively announced plans to relocate, he was asked how it differs from the time and space background advocated by Wu Yinong back then. Jiang Wanan said that the current timing and supporting conditions are different, and groundbreaking decisions must be made at critical moments; he proposed the allocation of industrial clusters, residences, and park green spaces. To seize the AI ​​development opportunities, planning should begin now.