The first stop of Taipei Ocean Current is Zhongshan and Datong. Shen Boyang mentions 5 political secrets

Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang of the Democratic Progressive Party held a municipal lecture at Dalongdong Security Palace at 8:30 tonight. He also moved out the "Taipei Ocean Current" treasure chest and announced the common complaints of Zhongshan and Datong residents about trash cans, second-hand smoke, the decline of business districts, open spaces at the Flower Expo, and the aging of the city. To solve problems such as housing, through the construction of five political secrets such as the Yuanshan Super Citizen Sports Center and the Old House Life Extension Action Service Group, we will create a livable city where "there are people to coordinate at night, urban paths are connected, there is a place to move when you want to move, there are people to repair the old houses, and there are people to accompany the elders."

Shen Boyang said that there are 330,000 people living in Zhongshan and Datong, and 25% are over 65 years old. Among them, 35% of the residential houses in Datong District are over 50 years old, and 54% of the population in Zhongshan District are female. Residents often complain about trash cans, rats, second-hand smoke, business district revitalization, and traffic safety. They plan to build new entrances, introduce night mayors, and establish business districts and neighborhood discussion mechanisms. This is the first big secret.

Shen Boyang pointed out that the second one is to connect Zhongshan and Datong. Common pain points for citizens are Chifeng Street, Dadaocheng, Yansan Night Market, Dalongdong, Huabo, and Meiji Bridge. The scenic spots are scattered. Cultural trails and green transportation can be used to connect the scattered cultural spots into a road network and build a Meiji Bridge bicycle bridge from the pier to the bridge.

Shen Boyang mentioned that other projects include the construction of the Yuanshan Super Citizen Sports Center to meet the needs of adaptive sports and emerging sports; the Old House Life Extension Action Service Group, a window that proactively visits the government and the city government to promote the renovation of old houses; and the use of community shared care centers, in-home medical care, and dementia-friendly design centers to allow the elderly to age well in a familiar place.