Li 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 joined the communist party to revolt against the KMT government’s exploitative rule, which lead to his 12-year incarce
08:08How did Taiwan's long road to democracy come about? In this episode, we will go back to Taiwan's martial law period and learn about what brought martial law and the one-party state
52:23“Road to Human Rights” revisits Taiwan’s authoritarian past through the stories of four political prisoners during the nation’s White Terror era. The documentary resonates with vie
16:14The third episode brings together different voices that have formed the Taiwanese identity, from Taiwan's authoritarian past victims to the freedom fighters of today's hard-won dem
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