Cheng Chao-fang Launches Campaign Billboards Emphasizing 'Zhubei Experience for Hsinchu County'
Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Cheng Chao-fang, the Democratic Progressive Party's candidate for Hsinchu County magistrate, has launched his campaign billboards.
- The billboards feature the slogan "Hsinchu County experience realized in Hsinchu County," emphasizing his work as mayor of Zhubei.
- Supporters praised Cheng's performance and multi-talented nature, with many expressing enthusiasm for his candidacy.
Cheng Chao-fang, the Democratic Progressive Party's candidate for Hsinchu County magistrate, has unveiled his campaign billboards, signaling a strong push for the upcoming 2026 local elections. The billboards prominently display the slogan "Hsinchu County experience realized in Hsinchu County," directly referencing his tenure as mayor of Zhubei City.
The campaign's visual messaging, "Works effectively, brings change," is now visible across various locations. Cheng has engaged with the public on social media, asking if they have seen the billboards. The response has been overwhelmingly positive, with netizens and supporters highlighting his achievements in Zhubei, including numerous municipal construction projects.
Supporters have lauded Cheng's capabilities, with comments ranging from praise for his "high-quality election promotion" to calling him a "Renaissance man" for his diverse talents. Many expressed a strong desire for him to win and bring about a "brand new Hsinchu."
The election is shaping up to be a direct contest between the blue and green camps, with Legislator Hsu Chih-jung winning the Kuomintang's primary. Cheng's campaign launch follows a policy briefing event held the previous weekend. The enthusiastic reception on social media suggests strong momentum for Cheng's bid to lead Hsinchu County.
Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.