Four young people were arrested in May 1991 by Taiwan's Bureau of Investigation, sparking widespread fear and leading to the period known as "White Terror."
Synopsis
Four young people were arrested in May 1991 by Taiwan's Bureau of Investigation, sparking widespread fear and leading to the period known as "White Terror."
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Synopsis
In May 1991, four young activists in Taiwan were arrested by the Bureau of Investigation (MJIB). Their detention sparked widespread fear and marked a significant moment in the nation's history, leading to the period known as “White Terror.” Following the lifting of martial law in 1987, Taiwan underwent various reforms and movements toward democratization, which this film addresses. The events reflect the societal tensions of the time.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See the impact of martial law on Taiwanese society.
- Meet the four young individuals arrested in 1991.
- Find out about Taiwan's journey to democratization.
Did You Know
- Martial law in Taiwan was lifted in 1987.
- Four young people were arrested by MJIB in May 1991.
- The arrests led to the phenomenon known as 'White Terror' in Taiwan.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When was martial law lifted in Taiwan?
Martial law was lifted in Taiwan in 1987.
What event led to the fear in society in Taiwan in 1991?
The arrest of four young people by the Bureau of Investigation in May 1991 led to fear in society and the so-called 'White Terror'.
What significant changes occurred in Taiwan after 1987?
After 1987, various reforms and democratization efforts were initiated in Taiwan.
What are people saying?
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