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Zhuang Jingcheng, a Democratic Progressive Party candidate for Hsinchu mayor, recently released a policy leaflet to distinguish himself from candidates who only talk about vision, emphasizing specific implementation and timetables.
Zhuang Jingcheng, candidate for Hsinchu mayor of the Democratic Progressive Party, released a policy leaflet on the new happiness process and accepted it from citizens for inspection one by one. (Provided by Zhuang Jingcheng Bidding)
Zhuang Jingcheng, candidate for mayor of Hsinchu of the Democratic Progressive Party, recently sent a "New Process of Happiness" policy leaflet, which focuses on political views on transportation, education, and childcare, and proposes clear goals such as starting construction of the Hsinchu MRT within four years. He said that when electing a mayor, you should not only talk about the vision, but also make it clear what you want to do and when it will be done. He laid out all his political opinions and accepted the test of the highest standards of the citizens.
Zhuang Jingcheng said that Hsinchu has the top scientific and technological talents in Taiwan, and they are solving the most difficult problems for the world every day. However, in the face of our own city, except for major construction, there is no progress, and citizens have to face life problems such as traffic jams, insufficient educational resources, and childcare pressure. Candidates cannot just tell citizens how complex the problems are. In addition to proposing solutions, they must also be responsible for the promises they make. The "New Process of Happiness" leaflet issued this time lays out Hsinchu City's proposals for the next four years. From transportation, education to child care, every policy is open to questioning and discussion, and is also subject to testing by citizens one by one.
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As he promised to start construction of the Hsinchu MRT within four years after being elected, Hsinchu people have been talking about the MRT for many years, and we cannot ask the public to wait every time there is an election. Promoting the MRT is not only a major construction project, but also hopes to save citizens time on the road. He proposed a four-year deadline and will be responsible for this commitment. In addition to facing problems, they can also find out the reasons, propose solutions, set progress, and then complete things. He will bring this spirit into the city government so that policies are not just limited to the election period, but become a to-do list that citizens can track and test item by item.
He also emphasized that when political opinions are written down, they have the responsibility to fulfill them, and when they are stated within a deadline, they must be tested. The "New Happiness Process" is not just a foldout of the next four-year policy, but also a responsibility and commitment.
Zhuang Jingcheng, candidate for Hsinchu mayor of the Democratic Progressive Party, released a policy leaflet on the new happiness process and accepted it from citizens for inspection one by one. (Provided by Zhuang Jingcheng Bidding)
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
If Zhuang Jingcheng is elected, he will promote the construction of Hsinchu MRT within four years.
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