The Interviewee

Wang Wei-Zong

Born in 1957, Gian-guo 2nd village, Chia-yi city, Taiwan.As the second generation of the military dependants , Wang spared no effort to preserve the culture. Many of his works are related to it ,such as: "Missing our mothers in the village ", " Wei-Zong`s mother`s village", "Story of Time" "Formosa Village One " and so on.

The Pingtung county government held " Chinese reading festival " in General Sun's House , and we were honored to invite Mr. Wang to share his life in the village. The reader knew more about his early life , which offers our team spoken information.

Participate in Wang Weizhong's speech

Photo with Wang Weizhong

General Sun LirenHandling Chinese Reading Festivalactivity

Tang Yu-Chin

Tang Yu-Ching , a local who grew up in the Shih-Chien eighth Village of the Army ,whose father is a medical officer. She was surrounded by Taiwanese farming villages , and no wonder she can speak good Taiwanese , which makes her carrer of becoming a politician in the future even more smooth. She used to be a member of parliament, representative of the citizens, chairman of the women's association and so on. Now She is a member of parliament.

After the Chinese reading festival, the team had a chance to have a conversation with Tang, who was born as the second generation of military dependents` village, she was therefore familiar with the life of the village and provided information on entertainment, education, clothing and transportation.

Visiting Tang Yuqin volunteers

Tang Yuqin Explain herself own story

Tang Yuqin Introducing the history of Shengli New Village

Zu Yi-Chen

一Born in 1959 , as the second generation of China immigrants in the military dependents village . At the age of twenty-seven, Zu became the chairman of the village autonomous committee, who is now the chairman. More than thirty years ago, he started his business by selling breakfast with his mother.

Zhu is a nice person, who is also a volunteer of the military song hall. Many people asked him to introduce the early life of the village, he was so enthusiastic that he agreed immediately. He told us everything we'd like to know and provided precious old photos.