Dialogue between Blue & Green

Taiwan’s democracy and freedom are generally envied by the Chinese world. At the same time, Taiwan’s blue-green dispute often casts a shadow over other Chinese’s impression of democracy. When the previous generation quarreled over blue-green ideology, how did the new generation of Taiwanese young people view blue-green? Will they still be incompatible with the “blue-green problem”? In order to find the answer to this question, we gathered young people from different political parties a year and a half before the 2012 presidential election. Among them are dark blue, dark green, light blue, light green, and some are neither blue nor green, and their values are different. They are different, but they also rarely have the opportunity to “sit down and talk about politics” with people of different ideas. Through this deliberately arranged long-term dialogue experiment, what kind of chemical changes will occur between them?