Former Tainan County Mayor Su Huanzhi (picture from Taiwanese media)
China Taiwan Net reported on July 2 that according to Taiwan's "China Times Electronic News", former Tainan County Mayor Su Huanzhi officially announced his candidacy for the next mayor of Tainan on the 2nd, allowing the people who will be elected as the next mayor of Tainan at the end of the year to Tainan's mayoral election has developed into a six-to-one race, making it the county with the most people running for election in Taiwan.
Su Huanzhi criticized that in the context of the economic downturn, Lai Ching-te, the "executive director" of the Taiwan authorities, not only increased the housing tax by 81% during his term as mayor of Tainan, but also set the only tax recovery period in Taiwan for housing tax increases that were retroactive to 15 years. One person; because the number of households affected over the past 15 years is nearly 120,000, and the overtax amount is about NT$2.2 billion (NT$, the same below) every year, which is NT$17.6 billion in 8 years, the people are suffering, but Tainan people are looking forward to it "A government that promotes profit" looks forward to having a "better living environment for making money and food".
It is also reported that the candidates who are interested in becoming the mayor of Tainan City include Gao Sibo and Huang Weizhe, nominees of the National and Democratic Party. Among the non-party candidates, Lin Yifeng, who is only a construction businessman, is a political amateur with less obvious political party affiliation. Su Huanzhi and Hsu Chung-hsin have pan-green votes, while former Tainan City Police Chief Chen Zijing has the support of pan-blue votes. The KMT and KMT parties are each facing the dilemma of increasingly difficult integration. (China Taiwan Net Juanzi)
