Huang Shijie: Kaohsiung’s progress has left him “unable to eat”. Thanks to Chen Qimai for imparting his experience in fighting for the economy.

Democratic Progressive Party Taoyuan mayoral candidate Huang Shijie invited Kaohsiung Mayor Chen Chi-mai to help with the election this morning and launched a motorcade to sweep the streets to solicit votes. Faced with the rapid development of Kaohsiung's semiconductor industry, concert economy and urban construction in recent years, Huang Shijie admitted that he was very envious. He even said on the program, "When I hear about the development in Kaohsiung, I can't eat." He believes that Taoyuan still has a lot of room for improvement. He must learn from Chen Chi-mai's spirit of "holding tight" and "working hard" to make up for the time behind.

Huang Shijie said that Kaohsiung's progress in recent years is obvious to all. In comparison, Taoyuan still has a lot of room for growth in high-tech industries, large-scale events and arts and cultural performances. In the future, it will learn from Kaohsiung's experience and combine it with the Taozhu Miao Greater Silicon Valley plan to accelerate the introduction of industries. Advances in transportation construction and urban marketing have made Taoyuan not only an international gateway, but also a city where people are willing to live, work and live. I also hope that in the future, I can seek advice from Chen Qimai at any time to form a strong municipal advisory group to find more possibilities for the development of Taoyuan.

Chen Qimai said that Taoyuan is a very young city with high-tech industrial clusters and an international airport, and the conditions for development are quite good. He has seen Huang Shijie’s political views and believes that there are many things worth learning. In addition to campaigning on the platform this time, he also came to exchange ideas with the intention of "stealing a few steps".

Talking about the concert economy in Kaohsiung in recent years, Chen Qimai said that according to city government statistics, there are quite a few audiences from Taipei, New Taipei, Taoyuan and other places, which shows that large-scale concerts can attract cross-county and city consumption and even drive international tourism. Taoyuan has the advantage of being an airport gateway and has good conditions for hosting international concerts, which is worthy of further development.

Before the motorcade set off, four party members from Zhongli District also prepared Taoyuan specialty Hakka food packages for Chen Qimai, hoping that he would help market Taoyuan delicacies. Chen Qimai not only thanked the four council members, but also said, "Then I want to eat, I want to eat, and eat while walking." Chen Qimai also promoted the Kaohsiung concert, showing off a photo card made by fans, jokingly saying that he "sings so hard, someone helps me make a photo card," which made the audience laugh.