
Su Huihuang opposed the Dugeng policy and advocated that the government must obtain 100% people's consent for all government power transfers.
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The New Taipei City mayoral election held a political statement today (13th). Independent candidate Su Huihuang proposed legalizing "monogamy" and "monogamy" for unmarried people to solve the problem of low birthrate and empty houses in New Taipei City. He opposed the opinions of his opponents Su Qiaohui and Li Sichuan, emphasizing that the government's management of public power must obtain 100% of the people's consent, otherwise the people cannot be forced to accept it.
The New Taipei City mayoral election public office political statement was held today (13th). Su Huihuang, the independent New Taipei City mayoral candidate, proposed that New Taipei City should legalize "monogamy" and "monogamy" for unmarried people to improve the problem of low birthrate. He disagrees with the proposals of DPP opponent Su Qiaohui and KMT opponent Li Sichuan for changes in the government's public power. The government must obtain 100% of the people's consent for changes in public power, otherwise the people cannot be forced to accept it.
Su Huihuang said in the forum that only those who were born in hardship can truly suffer the hardships of the people. The housing prices in New Taipei have skyrocketed, costing more than 400,000 to 500,000 yuan per square foot. This makes young people dare to live in New Taipei. There are many buildings and empty houses everywhere in New Taipei. Taiwanese young people cannot afford them, so let the Chinese buy them. Su Qiaohui and Li Sichuan both advocate that New Taipei is more affordable, but must all be more affordable? Calling on everyone to think deeply.
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In addition, Su Huihuang talked about the importance of education, advocating that Taiwanese people should learn Taiwanese and Mandarin, be able to speak Taiwanese and Mandarin fluently, and create an English learning environment so that people can connect with international standards.
In his conclusion, Su Huihuang clarified that some people misunderstood that he advocated polygamy, but he never said so. What he advocated was the legalization of "monogamy" and "monogamy" for unmarried people in New Taipei City, but not for married people, so they must be "unmarried", that is, the second wife or second husband must be unmarried, otherwise there will be many social problems, and it will be bad for children and the next generation.
Su Huihuang emphasized that he has seen many couples who want children but cannot have children. Now that adultery has been decriminalized, this will not increase the number of children. However, having children must be in a legal and safe environment. That is why he advocates legalizing "monogamy" and "monogamy" for unmarried people in New Taipei City. Otherwise, third parties will not dare to have children. He hopes to solve the problem of low birthrate in New Taipei City. A larger population will increase New Taipei City's population density, solve the problem of empty buildings in New Taipei City, and improve public security.

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