Shocked by the atrocity of 228 Incident, Wu Shu-Pei joined the communist party to revolt against the KMT government, which lead to his 12-year incarceration in Green Island. After his release from prison, Wu was still under close surveillance of KMT agents, and the stigma he carried as ex-inmate resulted in discrimination in the job market. After the martial law lifted, Wu began organizing left-wing movements and vindicating political prisoners.
Shocked by the atrocity of 228 Incident, Wu Shu-Pei joined the communist party to revolt against the KMT government, which lead to his 12-year incarceration in Green Island. After his release from prison, Wu was still under close surveillance of KMT agents, and the stigma he carried as ex-inmate re
51:43Li Shun-Chih was a left-wing activist who fought against tyranny of different regimes. During the Japanese rule, he was an avid activist in the farmers’ movement. After the WW2, Li
52:56Shocked by the atrocity of 228 Incident, Wu Shu-Pei joined the communist party to revolt against the KMT government, which lead to his 12-year incarceration in Green Island. After
53:42The case of Wang Wen-Shan is an unusual one among victims of White Terror in Taiwan. At the age of 12, he joined a civilian armed force and fought against the tyranny of KMT govern
51:35Wang Chuan-Mei had always valued justice and fairness since he was a kid. During his teenage days, Wang was introduced to socialism and became a member of the communist party. With
50:39Lin Chin-Cheng’s political enlightenment happened in a fruit stand, where he discussed current affairs with the stand owner Chang Tseng-Chuan. The innocuous conversation between Li
51:37Embroiled in insurgency in 1950, Peng Chin-Mu received a 13-year sentence. During his jail term in Green Island, correctional officers tried to tattoo anti-communist slogans onto t
