Why would many young Taiwanese people be willing to elect a mayor? Is it really just "loving voter service" as the candidate said? Many netizens asked me this question, thought about it for a long time, and also did a practical investigation to my friends in Taiwan, but on the whole, it was still "unprofitable and early", "full of doctrine, full of business." The mayor is the most basic springboard for the children of civilians to enter the political arena, and they can also "fish for oil and water", of course, some people regard serving as the mayor as an honor. Let's talk about it today.
First of all, let's talk about what is the length of the middle. It is probably equivalent to the community director in the mainland city (the leader of the community in the mainland is the secretary), and the village chief in the rural area. A Taiwanese netizen posted online that in his room, there are 5 people who want to come out to choose the mayor this year, 4 of whom are young people, and before it was only two or three people competing.
In terms of rank, is the chief of the league a "eight-pin official" or a "nine-pin official"? Why are so many people interested? And there are a lot of young people? An insider who is running for the mayoral election at the end of this year has a lot of truth to say, the original words are like this --
For me personally, I want to enter politics, want to have a high position of autonomy, have a stable salary, and contribute to my hometown. As for what "oil and water" there is after becoming the village chief, there will indeed be some "industry intelligence". For example, some people will collect travel rebates, which should also be an open secret, but on thousands and tens of thousands of new Taiwan dollars, to be honest, the CP value (cost performance) is very low for me, and tens of thousands of yuan may lose a lifetime in case of being caught, so it is not collected at present.
Of course, some village chiefs are much more effective at fishing for "oil and water." For example, Taichung's senior "Brother Biao" (Yan Qingbiao, one of the iconic figures of Taiwan's political underworld, was called "the mayor of underground Taichung" after becoming a "legislator"; After leaving office, he pushed his son Yan Kuanheng to be elected as a "legislator", and his daughter Yan Limin was elected vice chairman of the Taichung City Council), who was also born as a lieutenant, and used the power of the mayor to combine his own "fighting" and asphalt (road construction) expertise, and he was able to tie up and riggle the bid to obtain public bids.
I have heard that the oil and water of the larger Lichang boundary is the interest of the land. For example, the "monkey" in Dugen (urban renewal, demolition and construction of the mainland) is the person who helps collect consent forms and can obtain huge benefits; Or the land expropriation of development projects, the generation of new construction cases, etc., there will be some benefits in it.
In addition, some traditional Taiwanese people still feel that the mayor is the head of the community and a local gentry, and when the mayor will have a sense of honor, so he loves to run.
Of course, the previous mayor probably made tea and chatted to say hello, you can live very comfortably, very competent, and you can also catch "oil and water". However, in recent years, the work of the elders has also changed a lot, and most of the elders will find it more and more difficult to do. Because the government has lost more tasks, in the past, as long as they made tea and chatted to say hello, now they have to send fast screening, do long photos (elderly care procedures), vaccinations, etc., and they will be scolded by the people from time to time.
Therefore, now the mayor must be a good minister, to win the approval of the people, but also to elect parliamentarians or something, "fishing for oil and water", that is really to serve the people seriously, enthusiastically, to have the motivation, to be able to engage in relations, and to strive for resources upwards.
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