This forum will be conducted in Mandarin

In 1971, overseas Chinese students across the United States launched the Baodiao movement in response to the territorial disputes over the Diaoyu/Senkaku Islands between Mainland China, Taiwan, Japan, and the United States. The movement ignited massive demonstrations and debates on issues from sovereignty to territoriality, and form patriotism to global leftism, such that it was compared to the May Fourth Movement. Fifty years after the movement, veteran participants, scholars, and students will discuss its significance and impacts on contemporary cultural politics.

Speakers:
劉大任 Liu Ta-jen
張系國 Chang Hsi-kuo
邵玉銘 Shaw Yu-ming
黃子平 Huang Ziping
蕭阿勤 Hsiao Ah-Chin, Academia Sinica
王智明 Wang Chih-ming, Academia Sinica

Respondents:
陳芳代  Chen Fangdai, Harvard University
鍾秩維  Chung Chih-wei, National Taiwan University
李浴洋  Li Yuyang, Beijing Normal University
涂航  Tu Hang, Harvard University

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