Political Drama and Protests in Taiwan

The chapter delves into the political turmoil in Taiwan surrounding a contested bill, with the executive branch citing its unconstitutionality and sparking potential opposition mobilization. It explores the risks of protests leading to public annoyance and the ruling party's strategic management of public anger amidst a narrow electoral majority. The discussion also includes reflections on the Tiananmen Square Commemoration's impact on Taiwan's identity and the challenges faced by younger Taiwanese in advocating for change in China.