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Vice President Hsiao visits Yilan businesses with local candidate Lin Kuo-chang

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Taiwan's Vice President Hsiao Bi-khim visited two businesses in Yilan County, accompanied by local candidate Lin Kuo-chang.
  • The visits highlighted local innovation in areas like foot orthotics and circular economy initiatives using agricultural waste.
  • Lin Kuo-chang pledged to support local industries and foster 'hidden champions' in Yilan.

Taiwan's Vice President Hsiao Bi-khim, joined by Yilan County magistrate candidate Lin Kuo-chang, recently toured two local enterprises, showcasing the region's innovative spirit and commitment to sustainable development.

I saw not only the success of business operations but also the down-to-earth spirit and innovative drive of the people of Yilan. I promise to become the most solid backing in the future, supporting industrial upgrading and cultivating more 'hidden champions' in Yilan!

โ€” Lin Kuo-changLin Kuo-chang, accompanying Vice President Hsiao Bi-khim on visits to two Yilan businesses, expressed his commitment to supporting local industry.

During their visit to "Dr. Foot," a company specializing in foot orthotics, Lin expressed admiration for the traditional industry's transformation. He noted the company's 20-year focus on foot health, integrating custom insoles with smart technology and AI to lead the market. Lin highlighted their success in carving an international path for Taiwanese brands, starting from a single shoe insole.

During the visit to 'Dr. Foot,' I deeply felt the power of transformation in traditional industries. For over 20 years, they have consistently focused on the field of foot health, from custom insoles to smart technology applications, continuously investing in research and innovation.

โ€” Lin Kuo-changLin Kuo-chang commented on the innovative transformation of 'Dr. Foot,' a company specializing in foot orthotics.

The second stop was "Lien Heng Biotech," where they explored possibilities in the circular economy. The company transforms agricultural waste, such as rice husks and pea shells, into high-quality recycled cat litter, addressing waste disposal issues while creating new industrial value.

The team transforms agricultural waste, such as rice husks and pea shells, into high-quality recycled cat litter, not only reducing waste disposal problems but also creating new industrial value.

โ€” Lin Kuo-changLin Kuo-chang described the circular economy initiatives at 'Lien Heng Biotech,' which repurposes agricultural waste.

Lin emphasized Yilan's potential as a hub for talent and creativity, rich in agricultural resources and home to dedicated entrepreneurs. He envisions Yilan evolving beyond tourism and agriculture into a city that balances innovation and sustainability. Lin pledged that the county government would serve as a strong support system for businesses, aiding digital transformation, promoting smart applications, and fostering industry-academia collaboration to encourage local growth and retain young talent.

I am particularly touched during the visits that Yilan is a land that nurtures talent and creativity. We have excellent agriculture, abundant resources, and many entrepreneurs who work hard and break through bravely. They may not be as dazzling as tech giants, but they use persistence and professionalism to let the world see Taiwan and see Yilan.

โ€” Lin Kuo-changLin Kuo-chang reflected on Yilan's potential and the contributions of local entrepreneurs during the visits.
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Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.