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It is the 340th anniversary of the founding of Ciyou Temple in Xinzhuang. It is an important local religious and cultural center. Lai Qingde paid homage and presented a plaque.
The Ciyou Temple in Xinzhuang, New Taipei City, coincides with the 340th anniversary of the founding of the temple. President Lai Qingde and Su Qiaohui, the Democratic Progressive Party's New Taipei City mayoral candidate, went to the temple to pay incense and pray for blessings. Lai said that Taiwan's economy continues to grow, and its performance in all aspects has been recognized internationally. In addition to allowing all people to share economic achievements, the government also He will continue to take care of the people and promote measures such as the "0 to 18-year-old growth allowance", education subsidies, and stabilization of oil and electricity prices. He emphasized that as president, he will definitely take good care of Taiwan. No matter how the international situation changes, he will firmly protect Taiwan and continue to fight for the economy to make people's lives better.
When Lai Qingde and Su Qiaohui entered the temple, they received enthusiastic support from many villagers. Lai Qingde also presented a plaque "Linyu Puhua" to the temple authorities on behalf of the temple to express his gratitude to Mazu for protecting the environment and the people for many years and becoming an important local belief center. In his speech, he said that Xinzhuang Temple Street, where the Ciyou Palace is located, was an important business district and political and economic hub in northern Taiwan in the early years. It once enjoyed the reputation of "Yifu, Erlu, Sanxinzhuang" and "Xianzhuang Port lined with thousands of sails." Later, due to the siltation of the Dahan River, the commercial focus shifted to Monga and Dadaocheng. Ciyou Palace has been located in Xinzhuang for 340 years and has been very popular. On behalf of the people, he thanked Mazu for her grace and protected the environment and the people.
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Lai Ching-te pointed out that Taiwan's economic growth rate this year is estimated to exceed 11%, ranking fourth in the world in world competitiveness, and ranking among the best in Asia in terms of democracy index and freedom. According to the US "Freedom House" evaluation, Taiwan received full marks for religious freedom and is a country that enjoys complete religious freedom. Its performance in all aspects has been internationally recognized.
Lai Qingde said that in addition to deciding to distribute 10,000 yuan next year so that all people can share the dividends of AI, the government will also implement a "0 to 18-year-old growth allowance" from next year. Each person aged 0 to 6 years old receives a monthly subsidy of 5,000 yuan; between the ages of 6 and 18, parents receive 2,500 yuan of which, and the other 2,500 yuan is deposited by the government as a growth allowance, totaling 360,000 yuan in 12 years, with a two-year time deposit interest rate as the minimum guarantee. All investment income belongs to the child, allowing the child to have funds to study, learn technology, or start a business in the future.
Lai Qingde said that after taking office, he attached great importance to education, so he began to promote full tuition exemption for high school vocational schools and tuition and miscellaneous fee subsidies for students in private colleges and universities. The annual subsidy for students in private colleges and universities is 35,000 yuan, and an annual subsidy of 15,000 to 20,000 yuan is provided for economically disadvantaged students.
Lai Ching-te mentioned that in order to take into account the lives of the people at the grassroots level, the government continues to stabilize oil prices and electricity prices through relevant mechanisms, and allocates budgetary subsidies to PetroChina and Taipower Corporation to reduce the impact of rising international energy prices on the people. He asked the folks to have confidence in Taiwan and looked forward to everyone supporting the government and working together in the future.
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The government will implement growth allowance from 0 to 18 years old from next year
Very likely · Within months
Taiwan’s economic growth rate will exceed 11%
Likely · Within months

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