Nine students began a sit-in at Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, demanding political reform and an end to the entrenched “ten-thousand-year” legislature. The six-day protest helped press Taiwan’s democratic transition from below, underscoring the agency of civic movements in a cross-strait story often told only through state policy and military pressure.
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What was a key demand of the Wild Lily student movement?
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The protest challenged the long-serving legislature and helped press democratic change.
The Wild Lily movement advocated reform of Taiwan’s entrenched legislature.
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Students challenged the long-serving legislature and demanded political reform.