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Deeply moved by the simple elegance of this acceptance speech from Lin King, translator of Yáng Shuāng-zǐ’s TAIWAN TRAVELOGUE—which just won the Booker Prize. Her words deserve to be heard widely: “In 2022, when Russia invaded Ukraine, I made the explicit decision that, rather than translating Sinophone works indiscriminately,... I would only translate writing from Taiwan for the foreseeable future. I will continue to do so, I told myself, until the day comes that my homeland’s sovereignty is no longer a provocation or a punchline. Until no English speaker feels comfortable saying to me, glibly, ‘I really should come visit you in Taiwan while it still exists’.” #Taiwan #TaiwanTravelogue #BookerPrize Video from Threads/trista__bear:show more

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mihima ◎ Damu-Damu Mudada ◎ 马踏飞燕4 个月前

China gives you cultural heritage, language, your genetic connection, and offered across-strait trading privileges to boost Taiwan's economy. Yet you lie, you smear, you deceive, and you betray everything.

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The Reader4 个月前

Then went on and glorify the jap colonial rule in Taiwan?

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The sky’s the limit.4 个月前

A propaganda tool!

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Into the Wind4 个月前

A brain-washed fool talking nonsense. Taiwan will, of course, exist and prosper as a Chinese province. It is the DPP separatist adminstration that will disappear.

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Wilson Liao4 个月前

Lin King spoke with such eloquence and sophistication. Bravo!

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Gbgan20134 个月前

She ought to ask herself, first and foremost: during the decades of Japanese occupation in Taiwan, where exactly was this "Taiwanese sovereignty" she speaks of? To be talking about sovereignty today—it is truly shameless! She clearly has no idea what she is saying!

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Menglao4 个月前

A happy dog!

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Ronald Hsu4 个月前

In Jap's point of view, they're nothing but a pile of shxt!

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猪拉提斯4 个月前

一个被民进党的课纲洗脑的文字工作者。

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Q4 个月前

she claims to be 'TWnese' translating works from TW yet her book's in Mandarin w/no translations to other languages used on island

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郭刚4 个月前

Its homeland's sovereignty has been killed by Trump.

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Tanya D. Cunningham4 个月前

Who cares? Don't use speak or write in Chinese if she hates China so much 🐸

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壞壞4 个月前

"Taiwan must remain independent forever, just as it is now. We must reject China’s irrational aggression at all times, as well as its shameless attempts to annex this beautiful land."

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yugolou4 个月前

说话就说话她摸索啥呢😅

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NoWar4 个月前

Taiwanese women will marry these white trash and have a bunch of bastards after the death of their man.

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张看山4 个月前

有趣的是中华民国的主权是继承满清

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127,970 次观看 • 9 个月前

🚨 NEW: Anduril Founder Palmer Luckey Responds to China’s Personal Sanctions Against Him “Anduril has been sanctioned for years… but to finally personally be sanctioned, to be told that all my ‘Chinese Assets’ will be seized, that I can no longer enter China… I’m actually very proud of that. “[The CCP] says that I’m selling [weapons] to the ‘separatist terrorist group’ that controls Taiwan. I’m a big fan of the separatists.” “I think the United States has realized that we don’t have time for business as usual when it comes to China’s aggression towards Taiwan. “We need to accelerate the process of turning [Taiwan] into a prickly porcupine that nobody wants to step on, nobody wants to eat.” “[Anduril is selling Taiwan] a variety of air-defense systems, maritime systems, systems that can be used to destroy invading craft, invading aircraft, and invading ground forces.” “Most of the stuff that [Anduril] designs is designed to go after China more than Venezuela… if anyone goes toe-to-toe with China you’re gonna see a lot of Anduril stuff in the mix.”

🚨 NEW: Anduril Founder Palmer Luckey Responds to China’s Personal Sanctions Against Him “Anduril has been sanctioned for years… but to finally personally be sanctioned, to be told that all my ‘Chinese Assets’ will be seized, that I can no longer enter China… I’m actually very proud of that. “[The CCP] says that I’m selling [weapons] to the ‘separatist terrorist group’ that controls Taiwan. I’m a big fan of the separatists.” “I think the United States has realized that we don’t have time for business as usual when it comes to China’s aggression towards Taiwan. “We need to accelerate the process of turning [Taiwan] into a prickly porcupine that nobody wants to step on, nobody wants to eat.” “[Anduril is selling Taiwan] a variety of air-defense systems, maritime systems, systems that can be used to destroy invading craft, invading aircraft, and invading ground forces.” “Most of the stuff that [Anduril] designs is designed to go after China more than Venezuela… if anyone goes toe-to-toe with China you’re gonna see a lot of Anduril stuff in the mix.”

Anduril Appreciator

235,136 次观看 • 8 个月前

Emily Damari this evening : 🤟🏼 : "My brothers and sisters from the stands, dear Maccabi family. I can't find the words. When I was in the darkest days in captivity, you helped me, when I heard in captivity on the radio that we won the championship, I screamed even when I wasn't allowed to. When I returned, I heard about your struggle. About the signs and the chants, you didn't give up. Maccabi is a family, you proved it every moment. But my heart is heavy. It's been 526 days since Gali and Zivi are still held in Gaza. I stand here today and swear - we will not stop until they return home. The struggle is not over. Like true Maccabi fans, we will continue to fight with all our strength and soul until everyone returns. This is the true meaning of loyalty, of unity, of a true yellow heart." After her words, Damari walked towards Gate 11 and said to all the fans: "I want to hear you loud, so that you can be heard in the tunnels too," and began to sing with the audience the song "From the Day I Was Born."

Emily Damari this evening : 🤟🏼 : "My brothers and sisters from the stands, dear Maccabi family. I can't find the words. When I was in the darkest days in captivity, you helped me, when I heard in captivity on the radio that we won the championship, I screamed even when I wasn't allowed to. When I returned, I heard about your struggle. About the signs and the chants, you didn't give up. Maccabi is a family, you proved it every moment. But my heart is heavy. It's been 526 days since Gali and Zivi are still held in Gaza. I stand here today and swear - we will not stop until they return home. The struggle is not over. Like true Maccabi fans, we will continue to fight with all our strength and soul until everyone returns. This is the true meaning of loyalty, of unity, of a true yellow heart." After her words, Damari walked towards Gate 11 and said to all the fans: "I want to hear you loud, so that you can be heard in the tunnels too," and began to sing with the audience the song "From the Day I Was Born."

Iris

55,033 次观看 • 1 年前