Democratic Progressive Party Yilan mayoral candidate Han Ying registered to campaign and announced the vision of "a new good mayor and six new municipal administrations"
Quick Look
- Yilan mayoral candidate Han Ying of the Democratic Progressive Party registered to run today and held a rally to announce the vision of "New Good Mayor, Six New Municipalities".
- She was supported by former county magistrate Liu Shoucheng, legislator Chen Junyu, former mayor Jiang Congyuan and county magistrate candidate Lin Guozhang.
- The young people at the scene responded enthusiastically, calling on voters to support the transformation of Yilan City.
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Why It Matters
The mayoral election in Yilan is about to take place. The current mayor is a member of the Chinese Kuomintang. The Democratic Progressive Party hopes that through Han Ying's participation in the election, it will achieve political party rotation and improve the current situation of stagnant local development.
Yilan mayoral candidate Han Ying of the Democratic Progressive Party registered to run today. With the countdown to the election, she put policy first and released a vision blueprint for "New Good Mayor and Six New Municipalities", announcing that she would comprehensively renovate Yilan City from six major aspects: New International, New Transportation, New City Appearance, New Tourism, New Resilience and New Social Welfare to create a new look for Yilan City. Green camp celebrities and hundreds of supporters gathered at the scene to support her, showing her momentum to win the election with unity.
The atmosphere at Han Ying's registration rally was electric. Former county magistrate Liu Shoucheng, legislator Chen Junyu, and former mayor Jiang Congyuan all took the stand in person. Heavyweight politicians all highly recognized Han Ying's international vision and professionalism, and hoped that through great unity, she would exert strong combat power and completely reverse the stagnant situation in Yilan City.
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Yilan County Mayor candidate Lin Guozhang also appeared at the venue and changed into "Han Ying T". He said that he had witnessed the hard work of Han Ying's candidacy all the way. She never backed down in the face of oppression. As a citizen, he knew that the public was eager for change. In the future, the county and city must work closely together to lead Yilan to take off. He called on the villagers to "one vote for Lin Guozhang and one vote for Han Ying" to send her to the city office.
In addition to the support of senior political figures, the young generation also responded enthusiastically. The entire event was opened by the Youth Support Association with a hot dance music, announcing the launch of the "Yilan Hallyu". Many local young people and lawyers also came and said that Yilan City really needs to change. The support of the young generation at the scene highlighted the urgent expectations of the grassroots for a new governance model.
Faced with the hardships of the election campaign, Han Ying showed great resilience. She said that by choosing to register on September 4th, she wanted to tell everyone that "September 4th is about to win (meaning to win)"! She is not afraid of obstacles and emphasizes her deep affection for the land where she grew up. "Yilan City must change and become better!" She will definitely give it her all.
Concerning the fact that political opinions are often referred to by the current government, Han Ying also generously pointed out, "As long as it is good for the citizens, I am happy to see the political opinions adopted." This also proves that Yilan City really needs Han Ying. Folks at the scene also sent couplets to cheer them up, and the whole audience raised their arms and shouted, "If you have to vote for Han, you must vote for Ying!" showing their determination to win and turn the city around.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
After the election, Han Ying will actively promote the new international and new tourism policies in the vision of "New Good Mayor and Six New Municipal Governments"
Likely · Within months
Open Questions
- What specific policies and measures does Han Ying’s “Six New Municipal Governments” include?
- What is the gap in support between the blue and green camps in the election?
- What is the actual willingness of young voters to vote in this election?







