Asked about "local priority" ticket purchase for concerts and was criticized. Ke Zhien: I threw out ideas without mentioning the ratio.

Kuomintang Kaohsiung mayoral candidate Ke Zhien suggested in a live broadcast that tickets for concerts in Kaohsiung could be purchased "locally with priority", sparking discussion and criticism. Ke Zhien now emphasized that he was just throwing out an idea and did not mention the ratio, and asked everyone not to ignore the consumption power of Kaohsiung people.

A fan who is studying at a university in Kaohsiung and loves concerts thinks this idea is unfair. If Ke Zhien's suggestion is followed, if Taipei proposes local priority for ticket purchase, fans in other counties and cities will be very unconvinced, and it may lead to more controversy.

Ke Zhien explained that he just put forward the idea during the live broadcast that the assessment would give priority to credit card customers, but he did not mention the proportion. He just hoped to give more to Kaohsiung citizens. Since the city has load capacity and has the tax money of Kaohsiung citizens, whether it can give citizens priority to make such a choice depends on the proportion.

Ke Zhien pointed out that there is no need to completely ignore the spending power of Kaohsiung people. If they can give priority to purchasing tickets, it will also be beneficial to the business district.

She reiterated that she was just raising such an issue. As for the details, she would discuss it with many world-class concert management companies and various parties.