China Taiwan Network, May 14th According to Taiwan's United Daily News, Taipei City Councilman Yan Ruofang posted a message on Facebook, saying that there are often a round and small "stumbling block" on the sidewalk, and suggested that some of these pile sites with different uses are no longer used, and should be removed and smoothed, and should not be kept there. However, her Facebook page was washed by netizens for this reason. Someone corrected her that these "measurement points" are important measurement basis for land development, determination of boundary sites, building lines, road width, etc. Even if they are not used now, it does not mean that they are useless in the future.
Yan Ruofang pointed out that I don’t know if you often kick this round little thing when walking on the road. “Don’t doubt it is the government’s relevant facilities. The government often sets up some things that will cause injuries to the people. Ruofang asked if these facilities are no longer needed at all, please check and remove them comprehensively, and don’t harm citizens even if they are on the road!!” She also said that if everyone has seen them before or is victimized, they are welcome to complain to her.
Some netizens responded that Yan's speech was politically superior to professionalism, and some netizens said, "I was drunk when I saw that the council members could ask the city government to dig the measurement point." Some people suggested that she read more, calling her a divine logic. (China Taiwan Network Gao Xu)
