
Su Qiaohui, candidate for mayor of New Taipei City from the Democratic Progressive Party, and Chen Pin'an, candidate for Miaoli County mayor, have combined to emphasize the promotion of AI industry connections and Hakka cultural exchanges between New Taipei and Miaoli.
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As the election campaign draws to a close, candidates are actively establishing various hometown support groups to expand their vote base.
Su Qiaohui, candidate for mayor of New Taipei City of the Democratic Progressive Party, established a support group for the Miaoli Hometown Association today (1st). Chen Pin'an, candidate for mayor of Miaoli County, a member of the Democratic Progressive Party, attended the meeting. Su Qiaohui said that Miaoli is developing the AI information industry and will strive to promote the connection between industries and academia in New Taipei in the future. In addition, Miaoli has many Hakka relatives. In the future, she will strive for bilateral Hakka exchanges, including expanding Hakka religious activities and cultural activities, promoting Hakka culture and history, integrating traditional Hakka culture into fashion, ACGN and other elements to further promote cross-industry and cross-field development. She can also take stock of suitable idle public spaces and provide opportunities for youth entrepreneurship such as each other's youth artists-in-residence.
Talking about joining forces with Chen Pin'an, Su Qiaohui said that there are less than 60 days left in the election. In addition to air battles, she continues to travel to places and form support groups to listen to everyone's voices. For example, today's Miaoli Hometown Support Association is very happy to invite Chen Pin'an to cheer each other up. They are very similar. They are both female lawyers working in politics, and they are already 2 The mother of the child focuses on culture, education, social welfare, and rural construction. Their construction achievements have lived up to the expectations of the villagers. The day before yesterday, she and Shen Boyang, a candidate for Taipei mayor of the Taipei Party, gathered together for "Ocean Currents and Wisdom". Today is "Pin'an Huiying (Peace Will Win)". They hope that every county and city in Taiwan will be safe and beautiful.
In addition, Su Qiaohui detailed her achievements in infrastructure construction during the meeting, including winning the Yingge Fengming simple station and the access road outside the Dahan River embankment. She emphasized that local leaders must strive for budgets from the central government and coordinate project construction at the local level. As a new generation of public service political workers, they have proven that they have the capabilities of a new generation of leaders.
Su Qiaohui said that Miaoli's AI information industry is making great strides now, which can be connected with New Taipei's industry and academia. New Taipei and Miaoli have the opportunity to create a win-win situation. In addition, Miaoli has rich Hakka culture. In the future, she will expand bilateral Hakka cultural exchanges, including expanding Hakka religious activities, promoting Hakka culture and history, and inviting Miao from her home county. Li will promote Hakka culture in New Taipei together; she will also give new life to traditional culture, use new methods to attract everyone's attention, turn Hakka culture into an industry, and expand Hakka culture infinitely. She will also take stock of underused spaces and exchange them, so that young Hakka artists and entrepreneurs can have space to develop and learn from each other.
Chen Pin'an affirmed Su Qiaohui's "six major welfare" political views and believed that Su Qiaohui attaches great importance to the health of the elders. He implored the villagers to support them in becoming the first female mayor of New Taipei City and the first female county magistrate of Miaoli.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Candidates will continue to travel frequently and establish support groups
Very likely · Within weeks

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