Was there anything else that came out of that trip? How you felt afterwards?

I wanted to ask a little bit about the time you spent in Dubai, when you worked for Tim. We are wondering what kinds of things are on your mind, even on this trip?

That’s been your sense your whole life?

How did you decide to…?

1995 and 2005. OK. How old were you when you started feeling that your gender was different from the way people treated you?

Is there anything else you can tell us about that?

Nice. [laughs]

Switching gears a little bit, you say you had two puberties or something like that. I understand as well. [laughs] We’re wondering when you first fell in love.

Do you have ideas on how you might do that?

Was there anything in the education realm that you’d like to try doing?

Right.

Did you feel one of those things more strongly than the other or both?

Yes. Very vague laugh and all that.

When you returned to Taiwan from Germany for surgery, you said that just in case something went wrong, you wanted to die in Taiwan. Also, that you wanted to work on Taiwan’s education system and you…

OK. You say that when you have a different opinion from someone else, you should try to think of things from their perspective to empathize. Is it around also eight years old that you started doing this?

Eight?

Mm?

About how old were you when you started to think about these ways of maybe preventing those things?

OK.

I see. You are kind of able to forgive them in a way?

Did that actually help?

OK, then a question about during the time you were bullied which we know was a short time overall, but we wonder how you managed to overcome the frustration and any other hard emotions you had…

If there are any that haven’t been translated yet, he’s interested.

We will have to talk to her then. Great, thank you.

A new one?

Was it in one of the books then?

OK, great.

Could we possibly get those?

OK, we’ll take a look at that. We’re also hoping to read some of your poems, especially the ones you wrote as a young person.

Yeah, something simple like that if there’s something.

Yeah, maybe. We’re trying to think of some a theme maybe we could use for a cover illustration, like a flower or an animal?

Are there any things that you liked as a child that you continue to like as an adult?

Makes sense. Did you have a nickname as a child?

What did you feel different from other kids? What did you noticed first of all?

The first question we want to ask, what your earliest memories and in what way you felt different from other kids?

I just wanted to let you know.

OK. We also have the author here, Hiroshi Ishizaki. He is the one listening with my video right now.

Thank you much. I think we won’t ask more questions, but since I think we almost something. Maybe we can conclude by Ikawa-san.

They started to make a conversation within the games, and how do you see those? I think there was a movie like that, like communicating in the game. How do you this type of world?

The next question from the audience is, I think people and we believe that there be, that that new world would be some mix of virtual and reality. In this century, I think this person is a little bit concerned that the young people now studying the conversations through the ...

Now, we have Mr. Ikawa back, and also, we have a couple of questions from the audience.

Thank you. Thank you very much, Minister Tang.

Hello.

Tagami-san.

Thank you very much. Thank you. Probably, this is going to be the last question from Tagami-san.

Thank you very much.

How do you expect the promotion of adoption for IT for real estate sector in Taiwan and Japan?

Currently, transformation of business model and strong relationship with end-users through the digital transformation have been required in many ways.

In this year, Japanese start-up Property Technology company has established the first PropTech community in Taiwan. They aim for development of the global PropTech Eco-system to cooperate with world-wide PropTech Community.

I would like to ask you about the digital transformation for real estate sector. Unfortunately, it is very slow to make a step forward in Japan.