What kind of city can make people more willing to have children and live in peace for a long time?

What kind of policies can retain talents and allow cities to grow sustainably?

"" specially conducted a survey on the newly formed five cities that account for 60% of Taiwan's total population; which city is the most family-friendly?

Which city's citizens feel the happiest?

When we lived in Taipei City, my husband really wanted a small window in the toilet.

Ha, that’s certainly a big luxury.

But, you know what?

The bathroom of our house in Tainan now has a whole floor-to-ceiling window..." Tang Jingwen, general manager of Tao Mama Home Furnishing Company, and her husband, seven years ago couldn't bear to be holiday parents and had to stay apart from their three-year-old son in Taipei and Tainan.

I decided to quit my job in Taipei and move back to my hometown of Tainan to start over.

Although the job opportunities in Tainan are not as good as those in Taipei, the quality of life is actually better because prices are cheaper.

One year after Tang Jingwen returned to Tainan, she spent more than 8 million to buy a house at 99 square meters in Yongkang District, Tainan City.

What impressed her deeply was that her friend in Taipei bought a house at the same time and spent more than 8 million, but he only bought an apartment at 19 square meters in Wanhua District, Taipei City.

"Now I can often accompany my elderly parents, and they can also see their grandchildren grow up. I am really happy," Tang Jingwen said slowly while driving.

＊? ＊? ＊ Ms. Yan, who moved from New Taipei City to Taipei’s Minsheng Community the year before last, is a single mother.

Miss Yan rented an apartment of more than 50 square meters in Section 5 of Minsheng East Road and ran her own beauty studio.

The two children I take care of on my own are currently in Grade 1 and Grade 3, and are studying in Taipei City's fully-capacity star schools - Jie Shou Junior High School and Minsheng Elementary School.

Ms. Yan is very satisfied with her current home.

Because of the leisurely pace of life in Minsheng Community, more than 30 lush parks and homes are closely intertwined.

According to statistics, residents of Taipei Citizen’s Living Community enjoy an average of three square feet of green space per person, making it considered “the most suitable place to raise children.”