Lin Guozhang released his first campaign video "Yilan's Window" to elaborate on five major policy visions
Quick Look
- The campaign office of Lin Guozhang, candidate for Yilan County Mayor of the Democratic Progressive Party, released the first campaign image video "The Window of Yilan" on the 5th.
- The film uses windows as a metaphor to explain the five major policy pillars of Yilan's window, the window of industry, the window of youth, the window of parenting, and the window of happiness, emphasizing industrial upgrading, Young people staying in their hometowns, transportation network and family happiness were mostly filmed in places provided by local friends that Lin Guozhang has known for 30 years in Yilan, such as the Champion Tea King Lai Ertu Tea Garden and Shiguang 1998 Restaurant.
- The competition stated that it will continue to strengthen the image narrative to win the support of county residents.
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Why It Matters
Lin Guozhang is a candidate for Yilan County Mayor nominated by the Democratic Progressive Party. He is currently promoting his campaign. This time he released his first campaign video to visually present his policy priorities.
Lin Guozhang (right)'s first campaign video "Yilan's Window" focuses on five major policy visions including industry. (Photo provided by Lin Guozhang Bidding Office)
The campaign office of Lin Guozhang, candidate for Yilan County Mayor of the Democratic Progressive Party, today (5th) released the first campaign image video "Yilan's Window". The film reveals five major policy themes, including promoting industrial upgrading, and hopes to welcome the new life together with the villagers and open a new chapter in Yilan.
Lin Guozhang pointed out that "Window of Yilan" is based on the concept of windows, which represent the daily life of every household. Every day, the windows are opened to welcome a new day, and the windows are closed at night to protect the warmth of the home. The Yilan County Government should play the role of county government to protect the beautiful mountains and waters of Yilan. Lin Guozhang saw the daily life of Lanyang Plains and entered the lives of county residents. With the narration, he declared that he would continue the efforts of his predecessors and lead Yilan on the road to glory.
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There are five windows in the film, symbolizing the five main policy axes, including the Yilan Window, the Industrial Window, the Youth Window, the Parenting Window, and the Happiness Window. It means creating a transportation network that extends in all directions, promoting industrial upgrading to introduce employment opportunities, allowing young people to stay in their hometown to start a business and work hard, and then build a family and give birth to a new life.
It is worth mentioning that the filming location was provided by friends Lin Guozhang had known in Yilan for the past 30 years. The tea garden in the film was shot at the tea garden of Lai Ertu, a champion tea grower for three generations in Yilan. The restaurant scenes were shot at the Shiguang 1998 Restaurant, a restaurant where young people returned to start their own businesses and is now a must-visit restaurant for many tourists in Yilan. These scenes are all traces of life left behind by intensive cultivation in the area.
Lin Guozhang emphasized that at the critical moment of Yilan's transformation, political rhetoric will not help promote reform. Only talking about vision and fighting for policies are what the county people expect. Next, they will continue to strengthen the video narrative to explain the policy blueprint and win the support of the county people.
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What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Lin Guozhang will continue to release policy-oriented film narrative content in subsequent campaigns.
Likely · Within weeks
Open Questions
- What are the specific industrial upgrading measures?
- How will the Youth Window policy attract young people to stay in their hometowns?
- What are the budget sources and implementation schedules of the five major policies?







