In this speech, the speaker first entered from the perspective of globalization, expounding that in the era of globalization and rapid information circulation, thinking needs to be updated, and in the era of the Internet, there are also his problems that need to be solved with new thinking. The author also mentioned the use of structural holes, strong and weak connections, and network analysis guidance to extend these thinking to urban management and organizational systems. How to find the context on an issue, find structural holes, and connect issues. And applying it to the urban development of Keelung, from the analysis of the dilemma, we find structural holes, and go deep into the community to generate weak links and build consensus. I also felt the speaker’s love for the city of Keelung and his enthusiasm for urban planning. He also mentioned that planning is a verb, continuous rather than just an action. As long as there are people living here, planning will continue. Constantly, very attractive to the audience.

Implemented by Department of Urban Development
Date: 2021/04/27