Su Qiaohui and Wu Shenghan Tucheng Joint Campaign Headquarters Established to Propose Four Major Political Opinions
DPP New Taipei mayor candidate Su Qiaohui and parliamentary candidate Wu Shenghan held an inauguration meeting of the Tucheng joint campaign headquarters, where they proposed four major political views: children, elders, school safety, and transportation construction.
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- DPP New Taipei City mayoral candidate Su Qiaohui and parliamentary candidate Wu Shenghan held an inauguration meeting of the Tucheng Joint Campaign Headquarters on the 3rd.
- Politicians gathered at the scene.
- Wu Shenghan proposed four major political views on children, elders, school safety and transportation construction, hoping to win the support of voters.
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DPP New Taipei mayor candidate Su Qiaohui and parliamentary candidate Wu Shenghan held the inauguration meeting of the Tucheng joint campaign headquarters.
DPP New Taipei mayor candidate Su Qiaohui and parliamentary candidate Wu Shenghan established a joint campaign headquarters. (Photo by reporter Weng Yuhuang)
Su Qiaohui, New Taipei City mayoral candidate of the Democratic Progressive Party, and Wu Shenghan, New Taipei City councilor candidate, held the inauguration meeting of the Tucheng Joint Campaign Headquarters today (3rd). The scene was crowded with people. Wu Shenghan proposed four major political views: caring for children, elders, school safety, and transportation construction. Su Qiaohui said that Wu Shenghan has been serving at the grassroots level with his father, the legislator Wu Qiming, since he was 20 years old. He works hard and is very clear about the development and details of Tushu Sanying. A flag presentation ceremony was also held at the scene, hoping for the support of the villagers in sending Su Qiaohui and Wu Shenghan to the city government and parliament.
Su Qiaohui and Wu Shenghan held the inauguration meeting of the Tucheng Joint Campaign Headquarters. Legislators Chen Junyu, Li Kuncheng, former legislator Lu Jiachen, Sports Association Chairman Zeng Jinyi, and Chairman Qiu Xianjun all attended the platform. The crowd of supporters crowded the venue Li Kuncheng said that Wu Shenghan had accumulated many years of experience in local service with his father Wu Qiming. The election of Tushu Sanying Councilor was quite competitive. He hoped that the villagers would support Wu Shenghan and let Wu Shenghan be better than his predecessors.
Wu Qiming pointed out that in the past few years, he and Su Qiaohui worked hand in hand with then-Executive President Lai Ching-te to obtain the approval of NT$55.5 billion for the MRT Wan Da Zhong and Shulin Line, Jincheng Interchange and other major projects. Faced with the recent challenges of tight parliamentary polls, Wu Qiming asked the folks who supported him to support Wu Shenghan and lead Su Qiaohui to give the enthusiastic and capable young generation the opportunity to serve the local area.
Wu Shenghan said that he is also a young father and understands very well the dilemma of generations sandwiched between "old people at the top and young people at the bottom". Therefore, he proposed four major political opinions, including public care, increasing the number of public and primary schools, and extending compulsory education downwards. The second is to comprehensively protect campus safety, and the third is to provide transportation support regulations for major construction projects. plan, advocating that the space after the detention center be relocated be turned into a parent-child forest park. The fourth is to upgrade the rights and interests of long-term care and elderly care cards, and jointly advocated with Su Qiaohui to increase the points of the elderly care card to 1,000 points, and also expand the scope of use to compare with the Easy Card, which will greatly improve the convenience of the elderly's life.
DPP New Taipei mayor candidate Su Qiaohui and parliamentary candidate Wu Shenghan established a joint campaign headquarters. (Photo by reporter Weng Yuhuang)
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