Reflections on Tsai Ing-wen After Reading 'How Can Hung Hsiu-chu Win?' (Agricultural Policy)

The author comments on Tsai Ing-wen's agricultural policy speech in Chiayi, arguing that while the content is eloquently written with emotional appeal, it amounts to empty 'nonsense' in substance, and summarizes five policy points. The article criticizes these points, including enhancing techniques, reducing international dependence, solving demographic decline, promoting production traceback records, and switching to economic crops, contending they lack practical execution details and overlook existing grassroots efforts. The author particularly notes Su Jia-chuan's presence, sarcastically commenting on Tsai's claim about 'returning farmland to farming'.