May 20 marked the first anniversary of Lai Ching-te’s tenure as the leader of Taiwan region. Over the past year, residents have experienced a range of challenges, prompting mixed reactions to his leadership.
In the bustling streets of Taipei, a woman surnamed Deng shared her concerns. “The entire society is in turmoil,” she said. “Young people can’t find jobs.” Her words reflect a growing unease among the youth facing unemployment.
Another resident, Mr. Chen, pointed to the rising cost of living. “Prices are climbing, and it feels like there’s no regard for people’s livelihood,” he lamented. The increase in daily expenses has become a pressing issue for many families.
While some residents express dissatisfaction, others remain hopeful that measures will be taken to address these economic challenges. As Lai Ching-te enters his second year in office, the people of Taiwan look forward to improvements that will enhance their quality of life.
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How do Taiwan residents view the first year of Lai Ching-te's tenure?
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