
President Lai Ching-te released a blessing video on social platforms during the Mid-Autumn Festival, announcing that next year he would distribute cash of NT$10,000 without borrowing money and provide a monthly growth allowance of NT$5,000 to children under 18 years old, striving to improve the quality of people's lives.
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President Lai Ching-te released policy messages through social platforms during the Mid-Autumn Festival, emphasizing that the government should promote welfare measures without borrowing money.
President Lai Chengde. (File photo, taken by reporter Wang Wenlin)
On the occasion of the Mid-Autumn Festival, President Lai Ching-te released a video of Mid-Autumn blessings through social platforms. In addition to reminding people to pay attention to driving safety when traveling back home, he also promoted that next year's universal cash payment of 10,000 yuan will be made, and a monthly growth allowance of 5,000 yuan will be provided for children under the age of 18. He emphasized that the government is committed to creating a good life in Taiwan without borrowing money.
Lai Ching-te shared the Chinese and Taiwanese version of the Mid-Autumn Festival blessing video on the social platform today. In the video, he said that Taiwan's economy is getting better and better. On the premise that it does not affect the budgets of other ministries and does not borrow money, the government will distribute 10,000 yuan in cash next year. Children under the age of 18 will also receive a monthly growth allowance of 5,000 yuan to help Taiwan live a good life.
Lai Qingde also mentioned that the Mid-Autumn Festival is here, and I would like to remind everyone, whether you are traveling abroad or returning home to celebrate the festival, please pay attention to driving safety. "I wish you all a safe and happy family, and a reunion under the full moon."
Lai Qingde also posted: During the holidays, did you have a meal and chat with your family and friends? These ordinary and precious gatherings are the daily routine they work hard to protect. The government will work hard to create a good life in Taiwan so that everyone can live with peace of mind, pursue their dreams happily, and share every moment of reunion with the people who matter most.
In addition, Lai Ching-tak's official LINE platform has also launched the Mid-Autumn Festival limited "Mooncake Baking" challenge, allowing people to not only eat mooncakes, but also challenge the clever "baking" mooncake game with family and friends.
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