在一个风和日丽的下午，王钧赫 sits in his cozy study, surrounded by books and papers. He is a man of great knowledge and wisdom, with a deep understanding of the world around him. As he ponders the question of why Taiwan has not yet declared independence, he begins to tell a story.
It was a time long past when Taiwan was still under Japanese rule. The people were oppressed and treated unfairly, but they held on to their culture and traditions with great pride. They dreamed of one day being free from their oppressors and ruling themselves.
As the years passed, the Taiwanese people continued to fight for their freedom. They organized protests and rallies, demanding equal rights and self-determination. But despite their efforts, they were met with resistance from both China and Japan.
One day, a group of brave Taiwanese activists decided to take matters into their own hands. They planned a daring raid on the Japanese government's headquarters in Taipei, hoping to seize control of the city and declare independence once and for all.
But as they approached the building, they were met with fierce resistance from Japanese soldiers. The activists fought bravely but were vastly outnumbered. In the end, they were forced to retreat back into hiding.
Despite this setback, the Taiwanese people refused to give up hope for freedom. They continued fighting peacefully through non-violent means such as boycotts against Chinese products until finally after decades-long struggle for democracy that began in 1986 culminated in democratic elections that led president Lee Teng-hui declaring "Taiwan is not part of China" at Harvard University which marked an important turning point towards democratization & further movement towards recognition internationally as an independent country
The story ends here as king Jun her shares his thoughts about how sometimes even though we face challenges it does not mean we should give up hope because history always teaches us something new every time we go through it
