Li Sichuan Aims to Develop North Coast Tourism, Su Chiao-hui to Create Sanchong 2.0

(Central News Agency, Taipei, July 6) New Taipei City mayoral candidates are heavily campaigning on local issues. Li Sichuan plans to build coastal bicycle and pedestrian paths to boost North Coast tourism, while Su Chiao-hui stated she will continue working with local legislators to create "Sanchong 2.0," enabling citizens to truly live and work in peace and contentment.

Democratic Progressive Party New Taipei City mayoral candidate and legislator Su Chiao-hui participated in a Finance Committee inspection of transportation and public construction progress in the Sanchong district of New Taipei City today. At the meeting, she stated that the Sanchong and Luzhou areas are experiencing continuous population influx, and there is an urgent need to improve medical capacity and the transportation environment.

She said that every construction project inspected today will continue to drive the renewal of Sanchong. She expressed gratitude to the New Taipei City Government for its planning and execution in Sanchong over the past few years, and thanked the central government for its assistance in various construction projects, allowing Sanchong to continuously upgrade and renovate. She will continue to work with local legislators to improve local medical and transportation infrastructure, creating "Sanchong 2.0" so that citizens can truly live and work in peace and contentment.

In a media interview, Su Chiao-hui stated that for her, the best relationship between cities is "shared prosperity and well-being." "Shared prosperity and well-being" means both competition and cooperation, and both cooperation and competition. It's like two restaurants that should hire different head chefs, design different menus, and offer different dishes so that customers can enjoy the best service.

She expressed her hope to be a "master chef" who can connect New Taipei's mountain and sea resources and cultural characteristics. With these excellent resources, she encourages all professional chefs to showcase their signature dishes, allowing New Taipei citizens to enjoy the richest cuisine and making New Taipei even more beautiful.

Kuomintang New Taipei City mayoral candidate Li Sichuan attended the establishment of the Chuan You Association in Shimen and Sanzhi this morning. Li Sichuan pointed out that after the completion of the Tamsui-Xinzhuang Line bridge, the Tamsui-Xinzhuang Light Rail may also be extended in the future. In addition to transportation construction, tourism development should also be integrated. He has proposed the concept of coastal bicycle and pedestrian paths, which will be promoted in sections, allowing people to experience the joy of cycling and walking along the coast in New Taipei without having to travel abroad as backpackers.

Li Sichuan said that the Sanzhi, Shimen, Jinshan, and Wanli areas have very beautiful coastlines and abundant tourism resources. In the future, these will be properly planned to attract tourists and provide opportunities for local youth to return home to work. Regarding the development of remote areas on the North Coast, if he is elected mayor, he will increase the autonomous budget of local district offices to make construction more responsive to local needs.

In an interview with the media, Li Sichuan also explained his "Taipei-New Taipei Joint Governance" proposal. He stated that Taipei and New Taipei are originally a common living circle. For example, the Tamsui-Taipei Road, the construction of the Zhonghe Guangfu Line, and river management are all jointly governed and promoted by the two cities. "Only through joint governance can the two cities achieve shared prosperity." He will continue to promote joint governance between Taipei and New Taipei so that construction will not be interrupted by city boundaries. (Editor: Chang Ming-kun) 1150706

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