Why Aren’t You Angry (Wild Lily Movement)
Why Aren’t You Angry (Wild Lily Movement)
Why Aren’t You Angry (Wild Lily Movement)
Synopsis
As social activism grew in the 1980s, student groups began to form. Prior to the presidential election in March 1990, seven hundred National Assembly delegates passed a resolution to extend their terms to nine years and increase their pay. With various sectors all denouncing the decision, student activist groups launched a large-scale demonstration in front of Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall.