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AIT孫曉雅處長的外交官生涯自1992年於台灣開始，她很榮幸能在2021年再次回到台灣，而且這次，是以AIT處長的身分！在這支介紹影片中，孫曉雅處長分享了許多珍貴的個人歷史照片，並以中文侃侃而談她與台灣的故事、她的家庭，以及她深化美台關係的願景。想要更了解孫曉雅處長嗎？一起來看看這支精彩的影片！

Director Oudkirk started her diplomatic career in Taiwan in 1992 and is honored to be back again in 2021--- this time as AIT’s Director! In her introductory video, Director Oudkirk shares her personal story and talks (in Mandarin) about her ties with Taiwan, family, and commitment to strengthening U.S.-Taiwan ties. Watch this video and learn more about AIT Director Sandra Oudkirk!

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"Hong Kong is not Hong Kong anymore, it is NAMED as Hong Kong only."

An Urgent Cry from Hong Kong

I am Agnes Chow, a member of Scholarism, a student activists organization from Hong Kong. I have an important message that I hope to spread to the world which is related to a bookseller who suddenly disappeared and had been abducted to Mainland.

A Hong Kong bookseller named Lee Bo who sold books criticizing the Communist Party of China and banned political books suddenly went missing weeks after four of his associates disappeared strangely. The Causeway Bay Bookstore, the bookstore established by Lee in 1994, is popular among mainland tourists as they can buy political books which are banned in their hometown.

On 30th December 2015, Lee was supposed to collect books from a warehouse at around 5:30pm. However, he was out of contact and could not be found even his wife arrived the warehouse, looking for him at 8:00pm. About 10:00, his wife received a call from her husband from Shenzhen. Lee used Mandarin unusually rather than Cantonese, and told his wife that he had temporarily gone back to cooperate with the investigation, ‘They want me to assist the investigation, if I cooperate, it may be alright." Lee called his wife again soon to notice her that "you may already know what's going on" and "don't make the news public”.

With the protection of the Sino-British Joint Declaration, Hongkongers are able to obtain personal safety and basic human rights under rule of law. Even some of the Hongkongers acted as dissidents to voice out their disagreement towards the Communist Party of China, they would not face penalties. Unlike the mainland China, Hong Kong did not adopt authoritarian governance. Citizens who sell politically sensitive books were not supposed to be suppressed by any threats of ‘disappearance’ and imprisonment with the existence of freedom of press and speech.

In the past, we were safe because we lived in Hong Kong instead of the mainland China. However, the circumstances have changed with the abduction which was suspected to be done by the police in China towards this bookseller who kept being low profile before. Lee’s wife has reported her husband’s missing to the Hong Kong Police Force but still no one could contact Lee since 4 days before. With no departure record of Lee, and his Home Return Permit Card is left at his home in Hong Kong, it can be speculated that the police from the mainland organized cross-border arrest to threaten people in Hong Kong. If the above speculation is true, it indicates the erosion of "one country, two system" in the Basic Law of Hong Kong.

The reason for me to film this video is to raise the global awareness of this serious issue happened in Hong Kong, and I hope that more and more foreign medias can keep their attention and coverage on this white terror incident. We feel that Hong Kong is not Hong Kong anymore, it is NAMED as Hong Kong only. The most worrying thing finally happened. This incident evoke me the famous statement written by Pastor Martin in the 1950s.

“First they came for the activists, and I did not speak out. Because I was not an activist. Then they came for the journalists, and I did not speak out. Because I was not a journalist. Then they came for the bookseller, and I did not speak out. Because I was not a bookseller. Then they came for me and there was no one left to speak for me.”

I hope everyone in the world who believes in universal values of freedom and human rights could stand up and speak for this incident to stop the political suppression.

Even I am also afraid of my personal safety after this incident happened, I still believe we should continuously fight for freedom from fear because it is an important core value that we should uphold . Let us stand up to show our discontent on this abduction and stop the further suppression to political dissidents in Hong Kong.

~ Happy Malaysia Day 2021 🇲🇾

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巷弄裡 路燈下被拉長 的身影
面對面的我們畫面 很安靜
我默默的聽 你一臉抱歉的 決定
你希望我放下這一段感情

該如何 解釋年輕
曾經走過的風景
停留 最久的是傷心

要怎麼雲淡風清關於愛過 這件事情
需要多少年 想起你不會 紅了眼睛
突然沒有你怎麼適應 我的難過很小心
所有情緒歸零 沒有了表情

盛夏的 蟬鳴伴隨午後 的風琴
回到當初 勾著手指 的約定
也或許戀愛 就像是一場 的旅行
旅途上總有 太多的 不確定

故事裡 那串風鈴
像貓的腳步很輕
一如初戀 的聲音

要怎麼雲淡風清關於愛過 這件事情
一句還好嗎 都可以讓我 紅了眼睛
原來緣份一直在進行 也隨時都會喊停
放手所有曾經 不讓你擔心

抽屜鐵盒裡 手寫的信 (手寫的信)
留下票根的 學生電影
這些是 我記憶裡 有你的提醒
你給的 愛情

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一句還好嗎 都可以讓我 紅了眼睛
原來緣份一直在進行 也隨時都會喊停
放手所有曾經 不讓你擔心
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The other day we white guys who speak perfect Chinese went out to NYC’s Chinatown to the nail salon. They were “gossiping” about us (in a loving way!), not realizing we spoke Mandarin, and then we totally shocked them by switching to Chinese! We ended up having a really deep and interesting conversation with them in Mandarin and the rare Chinese dialect of Fuzhounese.

So to find out what they are REALLY saying about you at Asian nail salons…just watch the video! It was a funny prank / social experiment but also a really meaningful experience. Plus of course it’s interesting if you’re interested in language learning!

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This week we are in Taiwan and I decided to play the role of a totally clueless white American tourist who only speaks English, and then prank locals by suddenly switching to fluent Mandarin Chinese. What an interesting social experiment with funny reactions!

This is part 1 of our language learning videos in Chinese in Taiwan — next time we will be exploring the street markets of Taipei and I’ll be putting my Chinese to the test to an even greater degree, by trying to see if people believe I grew up in China or not! Make sure to subscribe and come back for that fun video!

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