The History of Taiwan (Part 13) | The China History Podcast | Ep. 322

In this Part 13 installment, in what I can tell you now, will be a 15-Part series, we look at some of the main events from 1977-1987. This was the final decade in the life of Chiang Ching-Kuo. He ended martial law and set Taiwan on the course that we all recognize today. In this episode, we'll look at the Zhongli Incident, the rise of Xu Xinliang 许信良 and a more emboldened political opposition, the normalization of relations between the US and PRC, and the subsequent Taiwan Relations Act.

Other things mentioned in Part 13 include the founding of the Hsinchu Science Park and the birth of TSMC, the semiconductor company so often mentioned in the news. We'll finish off with the killing of dissident writer Henry Liu (江南) in Daly City, California. The final two episodes will focus on more recent events.
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[WalkNZ]

Great to hear the series going on - looking forward to the next one. Had never heard of the Lieyu massacre....

[zhubajie]

Hope against hope that there will be a similar time for the mainland but there is not much internal pressure for it currently.