The new Qingan loan was originally regarded as the dawn of young people in Taiwan to buy a house, but it was reported that the public stock bank required an annual salary of 1.5 million yuan, otherwise the loan applicant would be dissuaded, causing extreme dissatisfaction among the owners. (Synopsis: Housing market ready to crash? The collapse of Taiwan stocks has caused a sharp increase in "selling houses to save stocks", and mortgage business calls cannot be answered) (Background supplement: Wall Street prophet warns: nearly half of the baby boomers cannot afford "pension costs", and the housing mortgage tide brings heavy pressure to the housing market) Taiwan's housing prices have gone all the way, and the new Qingan loan is regarded as the lifeline of young people's first purchase, but there is a contrast on the bank lending side. According to ETtoday, a 32-year-old man surnamed Lai in Taichung met the government's conditions for applying for a new Qing'an loan, but when the bank applied for it, he was politely rejected by the public stock bank treasury because his "annual salary did not reach 1.5 million yuan". First-time buyers beat their hearts and livers In this example, Lai Nan spent 12 million yuan in 2022 to buy a pre-sale house in the non-old urban area of Taichung, with a unit price