讀後心得

Premier Su Tseng-chang held a press conference on the 4th to address the new tariff policies from the United States, presenting countermeasures and announcing an industry support plan of 88 billion. He called for unity between the ruling and opposition parties. Technology legislator Ko Chih-ken summarized the key points of the meeting in 17 characters on social media and expressed dissatisfaction with the government's strategy, criticizing the Democratic Progressive Party for its response measures and shirking of responsibility.

Executive Yuan Premier Su Tseng-chang convened a press conference on the 4th with relevant ministries, focusing on "Addressing U.S. Tariffs: Our Export Supply Chain Support Plan," explaining our response measures and calling for unity across party lines. After U.S. President Trump announced new tariff policies, Taiwan faces tariffs as high as 32%. Su announced a support plan for industries with a total budget of NT$88 billion and plans to proactively invite Congress to discuss related matters together next week.

Legislator and AI and blockchain expert Ko Wen-je summarized the key points of the press conference in 17 words on social media: "Give me more money, eliminate Blue and White, Trump is wrong, China is worse," expressing his shock. He criticized the Democratic Progressive Party's Legislative Yuan caucus leader Ko Chien-ming for shifting blame, while Su Tseng-chang is trying to garner sympathy by portraying himself as impoverished, leading to the suffering of the people, and he blamed the Blue and White alliance and the increased tariffs from the U.S.

Ko Wen-je mentioned that the Executive Yuan's press conference repeatedly emphasized Trump's numerical errors and shifted responsibility for the recent trade surplus with the U.S. to policy changes during Trump's first term. He stated that it is now 2025, criticizing the Executive Yuan's accusations of taxation as unfounded, and likened this negotiation approach to the negotiations in Ukraine. He reiterated that the solution for Taiwan's future is: "Give me more money, eliminate Blue and White, Trump is wrong, China is worse."

• Trump calls for taxes on pharmaceuticals, raising concerns in the pharmaceutical industry about a shortage of drug supply in Taiwan.
• Trump's tariff policy is aimed at targeting China.
• Taiwan's industries face challenges, and no matter where they set up factories, they cannot escape the storm.
• The Taiwan stock market is affected, with Goldman Sachs adjusting its rating to "neutral," and MediaTek being prioritized for buying.
• The Executive Yuan will invest NT$88 billion to assist farmers and workers but has been criticized for misplaced priorities.
• State-owned banks have launched three measures to help Taiwanese enterprises enter the U.S. market.