Democratic Progressive Party in Taiwan faces a difficult and very challenging local election in 2018. While it could be a self doing, over confidence and most importantly, underestimating current change or demand for change in Taiwan. In 2016, when DPP won the Presidency, she had over promised voters and not only that they implement big reforms and policy mistakes in economics, labor, energy, legislations, and environment protection. There is a price to pay for underestimating change, under expecting change. Voters are not happy, despite maintaining positive economic growth. Big businesses can get contracts from government, however, small and medium enterprises, self-employ, and farmers are suffering due to labor and mismanagement of economy. What change? Old ginger has its value. When Mahathir formed the new Malaysian government, he declared he could not meet all the election promises. He wants to lower voters’ expectation. The first thing he did was to form The C...