现在“解放台湾”我们去解放什么，从多元文化发展角度来看，很多国人更期望来被台湾解放一回。从同志是被打压的边缘文化现象，到被评为亚洲同性恋友好城市，再到马英九为同志游行日升彩虹旗。同是中华好儿女，好学是我们的美德，今天我们就来学习学习，从台湾来的5位教授他们/她们各领风骚，在自己不同的领域里为台湾同志发展作着努力，本期同志亦凡人我们现场记录了他们/她们和大陆同志们的第一次亲密接触，分享这一路走来他们/她们是如何应对。同时同志亦凡人的好朋友范坡坡从台北带来同志现场资料更是让人耳目一新。
When we say “liberate Taiwan,” what exactly are we liberating? From a diversity point of view, some countrymen may actually think that it’s Taiwan that can do the liberating. After all, Taiwan has gone from being a place where homosexuality was surpressed as fringe subculture to a place that has become renowned for having Asia’s most gay-friendly city — a city where Ma Ying-jeou (current President and former Mayor of Taipei) raised the rainbow flag at the Gay Pride Parade.
We’re all good Chinese boys and girls with a penchant for learning and so today we’re going turn our yearning to learn to 5 professors from Taiwan who have been pioneering in their own fields to improve the lives of the Taiwan LGBT community. In this episode we record the very first dialogue between these 5 experts and their LGBT comrades in the Mainland, where they share their own journeys and the work they’ve undertaken. In our on-site broadcast, good friend of QAF Beijing Fan Popo, takes us on an eye-opening romp through the sights and sounds of Taipei’s gay life.
