Taiwanese Music on the World Stage: Mia Yen and Taiwanese Waves
In the summer of 2016, some 4,500 people in New York were introduced to Taiwanese music, possible because of Ms. Mia Min Yen, the founder and organizer of Taiwanese Waves.
In the summer of 2016, some 4,500 people in New York were introduced to Taiwanese music, possible because of Ms. Mia Min Yen, the founder and organizer of Taiwanese Waves.
Enough is enough. I think slicing different “independences” to label people is rather silly. I go one step further: let’s get rid of the term “Taiwan Independence” altogether.
If my grandmother were still around, I am not sure what she would think of how Taiwan has turned out. She was a quiet person, who chose to accept institutional forces beyond her control. During her time, institutional forces were beyond her control; in a better Taiwan, that should not be the case.
所以台灣的人民更應該利用這次的機會,取回制定對話基礎的權利。找出台灣身為一個國家的真正含意吧。 找出方法來建立可令人信任與可靠的政府吧。開始在公眾論壇上,討論如何建立公民、社群間的關係,如何將統治權度讓,要怎麼保護我們的權力。
Enough of the 1992 Consensus. A new era is dawning in Taiwan. The 1992 Consensus is dead; long live the 2015 Consensus.