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Candidates conducted joint campaigning and policy exchanges in the final stages of the election.
Kuomintang Kaohsiung mayoral candidate Ke Zhien went north to Yunlin today (12th) to share education policies with county magistrate candidate Zhang Jiajun. Together they swept the streets in a Douliu convoy to ask for votes. Yunlin residents are asked to vote enthusiastically on November 28. Yunlin supports Zhangjiajun and Kaohsiung votes for Ke Zhien.
Zhang Jiajun and Ke Zhien first held a discussion on the vision of educational innovation and talent cultivation with many education professionals and villagers in Yunlin in Douliu, focusing on issues such as bilingual education, AI technology, moral education, friendly campuses, and happy learning. Then the two took a publicity vehicle to sweep the streets in Douliu city to solicit votes.
Ke Zhien pointed out that she and Zhang Jiajun are very good friends. They have many common ideas in terms of character education, AI, bilingual education, etc., and hope to share and provide suggestions with each other to make Yunlin and Kaohsiung better. She also strongly recommended that Zhang Jiajun is young, creative, innovative and has an international outlook, making him the best candidate for county magistrate in Yunlin.
Zhang Jiajun said that she and Ke Zhien are both working women and mothers, and they hope to protect our city and the next generation with their mother's feelings. Therefore, they proposed the "Education Policy for the Next Golden Ten Years", which is based on the six visions of bilingual education, technology empowerment, sustainable roots, moral cultivation, and safe campus, so that every child can be competitive, teachers can be supportive, and schools can be innovative.
Zhang Jiajun said that she looks forward to continuing to learn from Ke Zhien in the future and gain experience. The twin cities of Yunlin and Kaohsiung will complement each other and support each other so that the two cities will continue to progress. She called on everyone to help canvass votes as the election campaign enters a countdown. The folks in Yunlin support Zhang Jiajun, and relatives and friends in Kaohsiung called to help Ke Zhien canvass votes.
With more than 10 days to go before the election, Ke Zhien and Zhang Jiajun said that in addition to using air warfare to make voters identify with their political views, they will also use street sweeping and campaign activities to gather greater centripetal force and encourage supporters to come out and vote on November 28.
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