Lu Yeh-chung, a professor of diplomacy, and Lin Fei-fan, a politician, discuss the upcoming Taiwan election, the breakdown of the KMT-TPP alliance, and views on cross-Strait relations. They explore the significance of the 1992 Consensus, domestic issues for voters, and the balance between military assets and critical technologies. The podcast also examines the complex relationship between the CCP, DPP, and KMT in power struggles and unification views.

Lin Fei-fan, former Deputy Secretary-General of the DPP and a key figure in Taiwan's 2014 Sunflower Movement, discusses the significance of Taiwan in the global landscape. He highlights the resilience of Taiwan’s defense against potential Chinese aggression and stress the importance of U.S. support. The conversation also touches on the unique cultural aspects of Taiwanese society compared to the U.S., underscoring the need to preserve Taiwanese identity amid rising immigration. Lin emphasizes the urgency for international cooperation in maintaining peace in the region.