Policy
Policy priorities for Zhongzheng and Wanhua
Six policy priorities from Chen Li-Shin covering practical technology, young people, global links, clean politics, livability, and culture.
Digital tools for neighborhood renewal
Use AI and practical digital services to map vacant spaces, improve access to city services, and make decisions about mobility and foot traffic with better public data—so technology strengthens, rather than replaces, neighborhood relationships.
Explore the planA place for young people to build
Connect affordable workspaces, mentors, and first customers so young people can start a business close to home. Pair the next generation’s ideas with the craft and reputation of Wanhua’s established shops.
Explore the planLocal character, global connections
Turn international experience into working partnerships between historic districts, better support for overseas visitors, and more opportunities for local students, shops, and cultural groups to connect with the world.
Explore the planTransparent, independent politics
Run without political donations or factional obligations. Publish schedules, council work, budget positions, and conflicts of interest in clear language so residents can see who their representative is working for.
Explore the planSafer streets and care close to home
Fix the everyday barriers that make older neighborhoods hard to navigate: uneven arcades, poor lighting, unsafe school routes, and care services that are too far away for families who need them.
Explore the planCulture that sustains local business
Connect temples, markets, historic trades, and neighborhood stories into experiences that invite visitors to stay longer and spend locally—giving cultural preservation an economic future.
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