Taipei Mayor Hao Longbin announced the personnel change of the Director of Education. Director of Education Ding resigned and was approved. She will be replaced by Taipei City Councillor, effective on 10/day.
Hao Longbin said that Ding submitted his resignation two months ago due to "family factors", and after being retained, he still resolutely resigned two months later before agreeing to resign. For the remaining vacancy, Lin Yihua, a "senior member" who has been paying attention to education for a long time for 15 years, will be invited to take over as the youngest director of education. He emphasized that Lin Yihua had served in the Education Committee for a long time and was quite clear about the 12 state religion and other education policies. "I believe she can do it," Hao Longbin said firmly.
Ding also thanked Bow and admitted that she had a good time in the Education Bureau for more than two years. However, in June this year, "something happened at home" and I had to resign at the request of my family. Ding is optimistic about his success. She said that Lin Yihua's father, Lin Zhaoxian, was the old chief executive and Lin Yihua was "one of our own". He is very familiar with education issues and will certainly promote the business of the bureau smoothly.
On the other hand, Lin Yihua admitted that the appointment of the Director of Education was a major decision, "with great anxiety and great responsibility". She also invited Ding to continue to serve as an adviser to the Education Bureau to help promote educational reform, such as activating teachers' teaching and developing students' adaptability. Facing the state religion with a history of 12 years, Lin Yihua stressed that the policy has been set and there will be no change. Her next task is to make parents and teachers clearly understand the policy. "The system has been set, and the next step is to ensure' correct' implementation." As for herself, although she has changed from a member of parliament to an administrative officer, her voter service remains unchanged, and she will continue to listen to public opinion and serve as a bridge between * * * and the people.