According to Taiwanese media reports on August 12, Taiwan’s local epidemic has impacted the island’s economic operation and people’s lives. Taiwan’s administrative agencies are planning to issue 5-fold revitalization coupons to promote industrial revitalization. However, this move not only attracted opposition from many Democratic Progressive Party “legislators”, Kuomintang also believed that universal cash should be issued. In response to Su Tseng-chang's statement that cash will be saved by the people, former Taiwan leader Ma Ying-jeou smiled bitterly when interviewed today, "Who else is in the mood to save money at this time? And what should I save with just a few thousand dollars (New Taiwan dollars, the same below)?"
Ma Ying-jeou pointed out that the United States previously distributed 1,400 U.S. dollars to its citizens. According to surveys, most of them used the money to buy daily necessities in supermarkets, or just to refuel. If this is the case with the United States, what should Taiwan have to worry about? So don’t worry about the effect of replacing , worry about people taking it and saving it.
Ma Ying-jeou emphasized that life is the most important thing now. The DPP authorities should put the people's lives first and should not try to create some illusory and so-called economic benefits. This is unrealistic and useless.
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