23-year-old Democracy - how did a country so recently under martial law not have military police pushing everyone down? We feel like that might happen here. How do you grow a government that says "yeah we gotta listen."

It seems that the government doesn’t put restraints on this form of organizing?

Anti-nuclear and LGBT organizing. Are those movements borrowing any tools or processes from g0v?

Taiwan is fertile ground for free software. Why is it so embedded?

Internet make possible many things which we didn’t imagine. It makes information free. But some information cause some problem, like fake news. What do you think about the problem, the solution for the fake news? We see the problems all around the world.

In Korea actually from primary school to high school all the students go through software education. There are some proponents and opponents to this policy. What do you think about this as a policy maker? Is there any case of software education in Taiwan?

You have been a hacker, and you have your own startup, and you also make your own personal projects. If there’s any effect on your job as a minister, your personal history. The impacts on that?

You are youngest minister in Taiwan now and that have been a big issues in Taiwan that you’re talking. He heard that you have been a programmer or hacker, and have been quite good in it. What could be the reason, what kind of issues, or what kind of events, ...

We know that cyber security industry in Taiwan is growing, but currently more than half of Taiwan’s cybersecurity vendors go to foreign companies. Is there any plan to make your governmental agencies or local companies to have more market shares?

How do you think of the white-hat hackers? What do you use to nurture white hat hackers in Taiwan?

Where did you work before?

What are the promises in Taiwan to protect information or privacy, and then if this can be applied to Korea? What kind of measures are you taking to make high-tech possible?

I have two questions. As the digital minister, what area are you working on, and what kind of policies? The second question is, as a public servant, or a IT policymaker, you said that you were focusing on the open government, so what could be the most important or you ...

Why did you decide to come to Korea and what’s going to be the emphasis?

I would like to know how do you feel to be in Korea, and what do you think about the IT industry in Taiwan?