Live long and prosper. Right guys, now from Star Trek from world leaders to the conversation. I definitely want everyone here to listen into. We are moving to someone that I think, we are happy to leave our future generation in these hands. As a father of two very sweet ...

We as world leaders around the world should be practicing as well. Thank you so much.

You know I definitely want to bring out a lot of… I could interview you for a much longer time. Emily has got just the same ideas, but because we are in a very packed agenda, this time I want to thank you for your time and also you for ...

Do you see us, Taiwaners, as trying to be a template of what other countries should be doing? What do you think are the areas there, as well?

You mentioned about digital learning, thank you so much, Emily, for bringing those concepts out there. From a lot of what you mentioned it’s about educating, whether it’s the masses on ESG or whether you’re talking about digital learning to support fake news, do you see more countries doing this ...

My kids would love you for that because we are all huge Trekkies and Star Wars fans. You have also went with a very famous line from Star Trek.

Star Wars or Star Trek, which one do you go for?

“Star Wars” or “Star Trek,” which one do you go for?

Thank you so much. Can I have one question for you? You just said, “Live long and prosper.” I have to ask you. Are you a huge Trekkie?

I know this is going to be a very riveting conversation. I will not take anything away from you guys. I leave the stage to you.

From creators to now, we go to a world leader who has shaken our stage on the global platform quite a few times. I want to introduce and invite the digital minister of Taiwan, Minister Audrey Tang, and joining her on stage today is Emily Chan, a correspondent at CNBC.