On March 18, 2014, a group of Taiwanese students stormed Taiwan's legislature to block passage of a trade agreement with China they claimed had not gone through the proper legislative process. The ensuing three-week-long occupation was dubbed the Sunflower Student Movement.
How accurate is our collective memory of those events? Is the legacy of that movement still relevant in Taiwan 10 years on? We CONNECTED with Jiho Chang, an activist and current Keelung City councilor who was on the ground at the time, to discuss the events and their legacy.
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