Mingye Rosley, a Taiwanese media scholar and former journalist, dives into the fascinating world of Taiwanese-language cinema. The discussion highlights the revival of Taiyupian films and their crucial yet overlooked role in shaping Taiwanese culture. Rosley elaborates on the transformative journey of a research project into a comprehensive anthology, focusing on the significance of language and representation. The conversation also touches on the evolving portrayal of gender issues in Taiwanese dramas and the increasing importance of sound in film studies.