When the Dutch East India Company (VOC) left Taiwan in 1662, 38 years of Dutch Colonization forever changed the island and its people. Four hundred years later, Taiwanese people still have mixed emotions when it comes to the identity of Taiwan. Yes, the Dutch are long gone, but where are the Taiwanese going?
2023 TAIWANfest continues to explore the stories that were once taken away from us and challenge the perspectives that tried to shape our identities. The journey to reconnect with our past with the world begins with the Dutch.
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