Thank you.

I can’t wait.

We’ll make sure we remix it properly.

You’ve covered quite a bit, Minister Tang. We very, very much appreciate your time.

Those are great examples. I love this very comprehensive overview that you’ve given us in the past 20 minutes or so. I would like to move to a close here. Perhaps, you can comment on the future of Taiwan’s soft power and perhaps, describe what some of the challenges that ...

Considering that TaiwanPlus aims to “give Taiwan an independent voice” on the international stage, can you talk about how your podcast episodes tie in with this goal? What sorts of factors do you consider when you plan your episodes?

We would also love to touch on some of your more personal projects as well. Starting from May of this year, you’ve been collaborating with “TaiwanPlus” to release the podcast series “Innovative Minds with Audrey Tang,” which is excellent.

All those are excellent points, especially the one about making digital technology also work for democracies. I think that has remained pretty central to your philosophy as well.

In your view, what is the right balance and the legal framework to say that can promote innovation, as well as regulations that can keep the Internet not only free and open but also at the same time, safe and secure?

That is a great point. I love that you bring up presenting, as you say, a prototype that we know works. Along with that, is there a Taiwan model for Internet governance?

Could you elaborate on the purpose of this initiative and how you see Taiwan’s specific role it, and what Taiwan is doing or planning to do to implement its vision and principles?

I love the bubble tea analogy, that’s great. Going along with that, Taiwan has become a symbol of that abroad as well. Just recently, it’s been included as a partner in the State Department’s initiative on the declaration for the future of the Internet.

Excellent. Going along with that, there are many who believe that democracy and human rights in Taiwan are central to its soft power and that democracy should be used to promote Taiwan abroad and build bridges between Taiwan and the international community. Do you agree with this approach?

Yeah, it’s audio.

Hello there, Mr. Tang. My name is Zoe. I’m going to be assisting with the interview today.