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[00:01:00] then I have to visit Ko Wen-je, and I have to visit Chen Shui-bian. Okay, I don't
[00:01:04] know if visiting them like this will add points for you. But your team, your medical
[00:01:08] treatment and your inaction, facing all the cadres
[00:01:11] of this election, and last year with the "Big Bad Man", this group of "Big Bad Man" are unified "Green Guards",
[00:01:15] like the Cultural Revolution's "Green Guards". It reminds me, do you remember
[00:01:19] last year during the "Big Bad Man" event, they signed the "Big Bad Man" joint
[00:01:23] signature petition in a Lu Yi Sha coffee chain store? The store owners and staff pointed
[00:01:27] out that this is a public commercial venue, don't do this.
[00:02:00] If you want to show off your power, want to be king of the battlefield, want to make things go smoothly, then
[00:02:13] upgraded to the new owner of the Tree People. What about it? He has been the owner of
[00:02:17] the Tree People since 2019.
[00:05:42] After the meeting, these student journalists directly said, "We feel
[00:05:46] that the minister did not respond directly to the questions." Some students
[00:05:50] even pointed out that the minister's answers were not only conservative, but also said
[00:05:54] what the Ministry of Education had already done, but didn't explain why the problems
[00:05:57] weren't solved after doing it. There were even some logical
[00:06:01] issues. These are the thoughts of elementary and middle school
[00:06:04] journalists. If even our elementary and middle school
[00:06:08] students can see that government officials are not responding directly to policy disputes,
[00:06:12] then is it still acceptable? We often hear politicians say, "Oh, you
[00:06:16] asked A and answered B." Does it seem that our officials are also like
[00:06:20] this? I think these elementary school students care about
[00:06:24] the lack of teachers. I think
[00:06:26] they are not as good as elementary school students. Recently, school is about to
[00:06:30] start, right? Many schools still can't find
[00:06:33] teachers. This problem is actually very serious. However,
[00:06:37] when the minister faced elementary school students' questions about the lack of teachers or teachers'
[00:06:41] disciplinary authority...
[00:07:12] And then later there was that "Iron Fist Education", which depicted the current
[00:07:16] state of education in Taiwan, the state of its discontinuation.
[00:07:19] The minister actually
[00:07:28] answered something completely
[00:07:30] irrelevant.
[00:07:39] Just talking about other things.
[00:08:42] Even elementary school students can directly point out that your answer is irrelevant.
[00:08:45] So what do elementary school students care about? Let me tell
[00:08:49] everyone, for example, what do they care about? Elementary school students care about
[00:08:53] how to allow teachers to teach with peace of mind in
[00:08:55] school. It's no wonder that many elementary school students
[00:08:59] collectively summarized these questions to ask him. Because currently in schools,
[00:09:03] there is a problem of teachers lacking disciplinary authority. This leads to
[00:09:07] some little bullies in schools, or those who disrupt order,
[00:09:11] because teachers don't supervise them.
[00:10:12] Do you think if teachers talk about AI to increase interest, they will concentrate on studying?
[00:10:16] Some
[00:10:25] elementary school students asked the minister if there could be quiet
[00:10:29] zones and quiet systems. What does that mean? In class,
[00:10:33] there might be some students who are emotional and acting out, or starting to hit
[00:10:37] teachers, whose actions affect the class. Is there a system for removing
[00:10:41] them, or allowing them to be removed,
[00:10:44] so that others can study properly?
[00:10:46] 。
[00:10:54] So.
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[00:11:48] Great.
[00:13:55] In fact, it's not only high school Chinese textbooks that have caused controversy.
[00:13:58] 。
[00:14:03] Reference first test. It said that in university dormitories, some specific
[00:14:07] floors should be planned, called gender-friendly dormitories. They
[00:14:11] want to arrange rooms for different genders in a staggered seating
[00:14:15] arrangement to increase interaction opportunities between different
[00:14:18] genders.
[00:14:21] Your this.
[00:16:39] Then later, many people asked, since gender-friendly dormitories
[00:16:43] will cause many problems, why must we promote gender-friendly
[00:16:46] dormitories? You know, the people who promoted gender-friendly dormitories originally
[00:16:50] said, "Actually, we are using a new problem to solve a problem."
[00:16:53] This
[00:16:56] is also a very honest answer. Because
[00:16:59] you say that the old male and female segregated dormitories have no problems? Of course
[00:17:03] they do, because these types of dormitories often have bullying among the same sex.
[00:18:37] In fact, in many cases, for many voters,
[00:18:41] this is a backlash against DEI diversity.
[00:18:45] Because many people actually can't stand it. I emphasize again
[00:18:49] that I'm not saying DEI is bad, but
[00:18:52] you must consider the realistic development of society. Every
[00:18:56] society has its traditional culture and the context of its social development.
[00:19:00] You can't just force an unfamiliar system directly
[00:19:04] into it, and then in a very superior way tell everyone that this is your choice.
[00:19:25] But we must carefully and cautiously evaluate it. Taiwan actually already has people doing it. Some well-established schools have already
[00:19:29] started doing it. So when your Ministry of Education wants to provide such guidance, shouldn't you be more
[00:19:33] cautious? What I'm more worried about is actually
[00:25:20] Because when we all lived in university dorms, we lived in female dorms, right?
[00:25:23] When living in female dorms, actually, because everyone is female,
[00:25:27] so maybe sharing the bathroom
[00:25:31] or especially hanging clothes, everyone is female, so
[00:25:35] your underwear or whatever, everyone doesn't mind. But it's obvious that if
[00:25:38] there are boys on the same floor, then I feel
[00:25:42] that for mutual privacy, it will just
[00:25:46] feel very uncomfortable, it will be much more.
[00:28:02] students' insubordination, etc., so many problems have led to a situation where teachers
[00:28:06] are committing suicide. So have you taken drastic measures and
[00:28:10] exerted greater effort to solve such problems? The answer is no. Our Minister
[00:28:14] of Education is very serious about politics, because in the DPP, there is a
[00:28:18] standard for governance, which is that you must be politically correct, right? And you must
[00:28:22] please the president, so election assistance is more important
[00:28:26] than council meetings. Election assistance is more important than
[00:28:29] accepting inquiries from members of the Education Committee.