Thank you, thank you.

Do you have a consensus on that? What do Taiwan people think about US-Taiwan military operation?

It’s kind of like a…

…counterparts participated, that’s great.

Minster, sorry, just one more information, piece of information. Actually US and Taiwan are working together in this media literacy.

Thank you very much.

I’m going to take this into account, that Taiwan can help. We’ll send this card to Washington.

Do you have an idea on the effectiveness of the clarification to counter disinformation? Like say Tsai went and uploaded her thesis online, were people accepting of it? People in the United States still don’t believe President Obama is an American, despite the birth certificate, is the Taiwan public generally ...

Do you have other questions?

It’s totally organic?

You mentioned earlier that Italy had adopted the g0v, how much coordination went into persuading or helping them to get that started, if any? Is this something that independent groups are…

This was our Director of National Security. Curious to again, trying to understand your remit, which I understand is digital transparency you are promoting, is an effective answer at least understanding. What role, if any, does your particular ministry have on election security, and beyond that, how great a threat ...

Our acting Director of National Intelligence, yesterday in toxic hearings on Capitol Hill was asked by a congressperson what he felt was the greatest threat to the United States, and he said, the integrity of our elections, and the manipulation.

Can I just ask one other question?

You need to go to Washington.

I’ve only joked that I was Foreign Service, the US says the same thing, it’s a foreign service institute where the diplomats are trained. We don’t have anyone quite as innovative as you are to help us with our curriculum.

You just need to help them revise their curriculum so that…

Here they are still figuring it out, believe me. [laughs]

Is Su Chi one of the brains?

Chang San-cheng, who was the Premier during the transition.

Who is the main brain?

You joined the government while the KMT was in power?

Is the KMT doing anything similar to what Tsai Ing-wen is doing?

She doesn’t look that old.

66?

How old is President Tsai?

That’s a conscious effort to try to get more support amongst the younger generation.

She’s going online?

As a result of what?

…her approach. Has that made her more popular, more support among young people?

Would you say just one thing, I know this is political maybe, but you mentioned that after the elections that President Tsai has changed…

It’s a way to bring, if you are a citizen of Taiwan and you go to study at Stanford, for example, and you’ve got an idea for a startup company, it’s a way to attract…

Do you think just even going back to the question of that Beijing trying to attract young citizens in Taiwan to come to study there, and perhaps maybe they don’t change their outlook on democracy, but it’s an economic issue. Is there concern in Taiwan that this draw of more ...

Is the New Power Party and the DPP disproportionately supported by young people?

Are you sure?

I mean like university students.

To what extent do you think the young people in China have the same impression as young people in Taiwan of the Chinese government?

In Taiwan.

Plus it’s also a big disinformation campaign…

Even if they study in Beijing or some place in China.

They also send a lot of students to be educated in China. What happens to them?

Beijing is aware of this. What are they doing to combat it?

They’re antiauthoritarian, meaning there’s very little support for reunification with the mainland?

What caused the drop-off?

Can you tell us where the young people of Taiwan are politically? That is, my understanding is there’s much more skepticism, weariness of the mainland among the younger generation. Is that correct? Secondly, what is their political party affiliation? How many of them are KMT? How many are New Power ...

You remember the Sunflower Movement? Audrey played a role during that period of time.

That’s going back to the political roots of all this radical transparency.

I have one question, is how did your ministry get started? This is really innovative and something that is not someone who’s my age, obviously, would think about. How did you get buy-in? How did the whole process of digital technology get started with the Taiwan government?

Every minister has this younger person who’s the…?

It’s interesting because the last example you gave of the young woman who was able to change policy by the social media campaign is very similar to what we’ve seen by the Swedish girl Greta – I forget her last name - who has called attention to global warming. It ...