The Arena is leaking and the rodent infestation has not been solved. His political achievements during his term of office have been listed. Jiang Wanan: He has requested immediate improvement.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan has listed the Taipei Arena as an important political achievement during his term. Faced with questions from the outside world and fans about repeated leaks and rodent infestations at the venue, he said in an interview today that the city government has strictly required Farglory to immediately improve operations and management deficiencies. It also escorted the Taipei Arena, saying that after its completion and opening, it will indeed create a significant economic event and concert economy.

In response to fans questioning whether the Taipei Arena still has leaks, rats and other problems, and whether they should be improved first before being listed as municipal achievements, Jiang Wanan said that the city government has asked Farglory to immediately improve operations and management issues. He also emphasized that the completion and opening of the Dome will drive the economy of events and concerts, and the city government will continue to optimize the venue. He also mentioned that he has strived to hold the Los Angeles Olympic Baseball Final Qualifying Tournament in Taipei, hoping to attract more top international events.

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Shen Boyang, candidate for mayor of Taipei from the Democratic Progressive Party, proposed political ideas such as Beishike Smart Think Tank, semi-underground and indoor substations, hoping to combine bus terminals and digital libraries to resolve power grid gaps and local concerns. Jiang Wanan said that the city government has completed coordination with Taipower to determine the short, medium and long-term plans for the substation. It will use temporary and permanent substations, as well as other substation support, to meet the power demand of the North Science Park and the power required for Huida to move in. He also said, "I am very grateful to Commissioner Shen for his support and affirmation of our current planned policies."

Regarding former Executive Yuan political affairs councilor Zhang Jingsen's statement of support for the relocation of Songshan Airport, but emphasized that this does not mean support for Jiang Wanan's political views, and also questioned that the issue should not be used as an election operation, Jiang Wanan said that he agreed with Zhang Jingsen's proposition and that both parties had the same views.

Jiang Wanan pointed out that Songshan Airport has gone through 90 years and has witnessed Taiwan's turmoil and economic take-off; in the era of AI technology, whether Taipei City can embrace the AI ​​wave with a more open attitude and find new opportunities for urban development in the next decades or even centuries is worthy of discussion.