00:00Why do you think Hwang Kuo-chang sent this letter?
00:02Do you think it reflects just the TPP's concern
00:04or the broader opposition camp as well?
00:30It's like the people that people say
00:35and the people of the world
00:36that the entire war army
00:40is the most important thing
00:40they are not going to be able to be a war
00:43but the result is the original
00:46the result is the original
00:46So he also
00:48just wanted to make the people of the world
00:51and the people of the people
00:52and the people of Taiwan
01:01He sent the letter just days before Taiwan's main opposition party, Guomindang. Its leader, Zheng Li-wen, is set to
01:07visit the US. Do you think that these two things are related at all?
01:10I think that it's a bit of a connection. Because it's a bit of a connection. It's a bit of
01:16a connection.
01:16It's also the one with this and the other side of the US. They are working together with the US
01:23and in The other side of the world.
01:28The two sides of the White House were in the whole situation. It was a bit of a position.
01:54What political messages can be interpreted from this letter?
01:57What does it say about the TPP's broader political positioning?
02:00I think of a certain extent
02:02I think it's in Taiwan's position
02:06But I think there are some problems
02:10First is
02:12you use the way to make the American people
02:15to do this work
02:16at a certain extent
02:18you have to deal with the American government
02:20and the state of the government
02:21and the state of the law
02:24So I think
02:25you now do this work
02:29I think the American people
02:33will feel very confused
02:35He will not understand
02:36this is a kind of political action
02:40I think the way to do this work
02:43is more of a political action
02:44So let's keep going
02:44let's keep going
02:45Let's keep going
02:47You
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