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English Below 如果民主不是理所當然，我們該如何接住前人留下的自由？
對許多成長在民主台灣的我們來說，民主、選舉、言論自由，早已成為生活的一部分。我們習慣可以公開批評政府、參與社會運動，也能自由討論不同的政治立場。
但這些自由，並不是一直都存在。
在威權統治的年代，談論台灣獨立、主張民主自由，甚至只是公開表達不同意見，都可能付出沉重代價。有人失去生命，有人失去家人，也有人離開故鄉，再也回不了家。
紀錄片《春雨424》帶領我們回到1970年的四二四事件，以及在那之後，人們如何繼續活下去。
導演馮賢賢歷時六年拍攝，透過黃晴美留下的日記、書信與回憶，以及跨越台灣、美國、加拿大與歐洲的訪談，重新拼湊那些長久被歷史忽略的生命故事。槍響後，這些投入民主運動的人如何生活、如何愛人、如何面對漫長的流亡，又如何在多年之後，重新回望自己的選擇。
這部紀錄片，不只是談上一代的故事。
它會帶著我們思考：當社會逐漸遺忘歷史，我們是否也會忘記民主曾經如此脆弱？當我們談論公共參與、人權或公民行動時，又是否理解，今天能夠自由行動的空間，是一代又一代人共同爭取而來？
每一個世代都會遇到屬於自己的民主課題。有人曾經面對威權統治，有人持續面對資訊操弄、社會對立，或世界各地民主倒退的挑戰。時代不同，但每一個世代，都需要重新回答：我們希望留下什麼樣的社會？又願意如何參與其中？
這一次，我們將分兩場放映《春雨424》完整四集：
第一場｜《春雨424》第 1、2 集
第二場｜《春雨424》第 3、4 集
你可以選擇其中一場，也歡迎跟著我們看完完整四集，從不同階段的生命故事，一步一步重新認識這段影響台灣民主發展的重要歷史。
誠摯邀請你一起走進《春雨424》，透過黃晴美的生命故事重新閱讀歷史，也在放映後的交流中，一起思考我們如何理解過去，並把這些故事繼續傳承下去。
【講座資訊】
// 民主練習題：青年世代的民主補課潮 //
主題｜《春雨四二四》放映與映後座談
映後講者｜
馮賢賢｜紀錄片《春雨424》導演
張瑀婕｜陳文成基金會志工（7/21座談）
蔡喻安｜台灣共生青年協會 理事、政策組召集人（7/28座談）
時間｜2026.07.21&2026.07.28（二）19:00－21:30
地點｜屯屯 Books & Booze 3F（臺北市中山區長安東路一段39號3F）
費用｜350元／人；學生票100元／人（含一杯飲品及店內購書85折優惠）
報名｜
第一場 7/21 https://www.accupass.com/event/2607030925479143395270
第二場 7/28 https://www.accupass.com/event/2607030941328925236710
主辦單位｜台灣人權促進會、臺灣青年民主協會、挑興文化
協辦單位｜共生青年協會、陳文成基金會、破曉咖啡
贊助單位｜國家人權博物館
＊本活動透過法律白話文運動 Accupass 頁面受理報名，報名資料將由台灣人權促進會用於活動聯繫及後續組織資訊通知。
What happens after history's turning points?
How do those who fought for democracy continue to live, love, and remember after exile?
For many people in Taiwan today, democracy, free elections, and freedom of expression have always seemed like part of everyday life. We can criticize the government, join social movements, and openly debate political ideas.
Yet these freedoms were neither inevitable nor free.
During Taiwan's authoritarian era, advocating democracy, supporting Taiwanese self-determination, or simply expressing dissent could lead to imprisonment, exile, or even death. Many paid an extraordinary price so that later generations could live with the freedoms we enjoy today.
The documentary Spring Rain 424 takes us back to the April 24 Incident (1970) and, more importantly, to the lives that unfolded afterward.
After six years of research and filming, director Feng Hsien-hsien reconstructs this overlooked chapter of Taiwan's democratic movement through the diaries, letters, and memories of Huang Ching-mei, together with interviews conducted across Taiwan, the United States, Canada, and Europe. Rather than focusing only on a single political event, the film explores exile, love, family, memory, and the long journey of those who continued fighting for democracy far from home.
This documentary is not only about the past.
It invites us to reflect on the present. As democratic backsliding, disinformation, and political polarization continue to challenge societies around the world, what responsibilities do we have to remember the struggles that made democracy possible? What does civic participation mean for our own generation?
We warmly invite you to join us for this two-part screening and post-film discussions on Taiwan's democratic movement, historical memory, and the continuing work of defending freedom.
Event Information
Screening
July 21 & July 28, 2026 (Tue.)｜19:00–21:30
July 21: Episodes 1–2 + discussion
July 28: Episodes 3–4 + discussion
Location: Tuntun Café (3F)
No. 39, Sec. 1, Chang'an E. Rd., Zhongshan District, Taipei
Speakers
Feng Hsien-hsien｜Director of Spring Rain 424
Chang Yu-chieh｜Volunteer, Chen Wen-chen Memorial Foundation (July 21)
Tsai Yu-an｜Taiwan Youth Synergy Association (July 28)
Registration
NT$350｜General Admission
NT$100｜Student Ticket
(Includes one complimentary drink and a 15% discount on books purchased at the café.)
Registration: Please visit the link in @taiwanyouth's bio.
Screening 1｜Episodes 1–2 https://www.accupass.com/event/2607030925479143395270
Screening 2｜Episodes 3–4 https://www.accupass.com/event/2607030941328925236710
Language: The documentary will be screened with English subtitles. Please note that the post-screening discussions will be conducted in Mandarin Chinese.
Organizers
Taiwan Association for Human Rights (TAHR)
Taiwan Youth Association for Democracy (TYAD)
Provocative Culture
Co-organizers
Taiwan Youth Synergy Association
Chen Wen-chen Memorial Foundation
Dawn Café
Sponsor
National Human Rights Museum
Registration is handled through the Plain Law Movement's Accupass platform. Registration information will be used by the Taiwan Association for Human Rights for event communication and future organizational updates.
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Event venue
屯屯 tūn-tūn Books & Booze, 長安東路一段39號,Taipei, Taiwan
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