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The New Taipei mayoral election has entered the countdown stage, and candidates are using public activities to win support from voters. Li Sichuan emphasized his past civil servant background and construction experience.
With 20 days remaining in the New Taipei City mayoral election, Kuomintang candidate Li Sichuan attended the "Chairman's Speech" fan meeting tonight and started speaking at a fan meeting. He frequently criticized his opponent Su Qiaohui. Regarding the doubts about his age from the outside world, he emphasized that this is an advantage. Because of his age, he has experience that his opponents do not have, including the complete He also mentioned that the Executive Yuan did not countersign the amendment to the "Elderly Welfare Law", Su Qiaohui did not speak for the elders of New Taipei, and the Su family was accused of being involved in the government investment subsidy case, etc. He called on the public to use their votes to hold them accountable.
Li Sichuan said that he grew up in a fishing village and never thought that he would have to vote in this life, and he did not vote until he was 68 years old. Many people said that his old age was a shortcoming. He emphasized that this is an advantage because because of his old age, "I have experience that my opponents do not have." He also said that he had completed the Big Dome and surpassed the Small Dome. "Does my opponent have it?" He and Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan jointly introduced Huida to Taipei City. "Does my opponent have this ability?" So experience is important, and with experience, there will be methods.
He said that he was a little angry today. Why did the government (block) the health insurance subsidy approved by the Legislative Yuan in the third reading and take good care of the tens of thousands of elders in New Taipei City? His opponent is now a legislator. She does not speak for the elders of New Taipei City and asks New Taipei citizens to vote for her. " Is this true?" He also questioned that Su Qiaohui's sister could receive more than 40 million yuan in investment subsidies from the government without evading it. Compared to her elders' monthly health insurance subsidy of several hundred yuan, she was not willing. "Is this fair?" He asked everyone to use your votes to hold them accountable.
Li pointed out that he recently heard Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang talking about infinite updates and cyclic updates. He didn't know where this name came from? He only knew that the biggest problems were willingness and review time. Why does he still want to participate in this election at the age of 68? He wants to tell everyone that in addition to construction being his specialty, he wants to give all young people hope. He came out of a fishing village and rose from a third-class civil servant to a 14th-level civil servant. One day, he can run for mayor of New Taipei City like him. "As long as you work hard, you will have a chance."
He said that he must change the current laws that are not in line with social progress. For example, the Taipei Arena was clearly built, but at the time it was said that concerts could not be held, that it was dug too deep, and that it was a sports venue. The concerts were temporary. Later, the autonomy regulations were used to deal with it. At that time, the fight for Huida to enter the northern city involved land use regulations. The laws were quite outdated and should be changed.
Li said that on November 28, everyone must come out to vote, not only in New Taipei City, but also in Taipei. He called on Blue Army supporters not to take it so simply. Your vote can determine the future of the two provinces. Taipei citizens must also canvass for Jiang Wanan. If he returns to New Taipei City, he will definitely use his 40 years of experience to work with Jiang Wanan to create harmony and mutual benefit between the two provinces and bring peace and contentment to everyone.
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