Kaohsiung is really great

@Everyone Five consecutive years without borrowing a single cent, and quietly paid off 25 billion for the city treasury? Chen Chi-mai's administrative report in the council, with the data laid out, is truly astonishing. From TSMC's establishment to the explosive popularity of concerts, take a look at the incredible evolution of Kaohsiung! When talking about Kaohsiung's recent changes, many people's first thought is definitely 'concerts everywhere.' That's right, over 109 concerts were held in just one year, attracting nearly 1.63 million people and directly generating over 5.2 billion in tourism revenue. Add to that the Ultraman boost for the Winter Wonderland, which attracted 7.31 million visitors and generated 12.6 billion in economic value. This is basically running the entire city like a giant amusement park. But besides the full marks for entertainment, the upgrade in hardware and economy is the main event. TSMC's 2nm fab progress is soaring, expected to create over 36,000 job opportunities; Foxconn is also investing 15.9 billion yuan to build its Southern Taiwan flagship headquarters. The most outrageous thing is that while vigorously building subways and light rails (ridership surged by 86%), Kaohsiung has achieved 'zero new debt' for five consecutive years, and also managed to reduce debt by 25 billion yuan, with the overall unemployment rate dropping to the lowest in the nation at 3.2%. 'Now, going to Kaohsiung isn't just about watching concerts, you even want to move south for job opportunities.' Addressing the most painful issues of housing and childcare, the city government has directly unleashed its ultimate move. Not only are over 20,000 public housing units being built, but 40% are generously reserved as 'newlywed and childcare homes,' with rental periods of up to 12 years! Not to mention the universal free school lunches for elementary and middle school students, directly covering the meals for 190,000 students, truly saving Kaohsiung parents a lot of money on daily lunches and groceries.