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Seeing The 228's Sunlight

Tuesday, 30 March 2010 09:34 Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation

On Februray 28th 2010, we, @-Bian Custers, gathered together with the yearning of the heart.

Memorial ...
Set a pledge ...
And be brave to ...
Because ...



Chen Shui-bian was political persecution.
Need a stable power.

Bearing in mind the 228 Massacre.
Faith in 228's spirits to found a nation.


（Video Edited by Aries ; Embed: Blip, Youtube）


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