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The Taiwan authorities opened a "coffee forum" to narrow the gap with young people.

Published: 2026-05-13 Author: World Gafei

Last Updated: 2026/05/13, Chinanews.com, July 20-according to a report by Taiwan's "China Times", after Taiwan's anti-service trade student movement, the Ma Ying-jeou authorities have been trying to get closer to their students. On the morning of the 20th, the authorities will open the World Cafe in the auditorium of the Executive Yuan. It is reported that the World Cafe (World Cafe) is a popular deliberative democracy with collective wisdom in modern times.

Zhongshi Electronic News

BEIJING, July 20 According to a report in Taiwan's China Times, Ma Ying-jeou's authorities have been trying to close the distance with students since Taiwan's anti-service trade student movement. On the morning of the 20th, the authorities will open the "World Cafe" in the auditorium of the "Executive Yuan".

The World Cafe is a modern popular deliberative democracy that uses collective wisdom and is characterized by informed discussion, active listening, rational dialogue, and respect for tolerance.

According to Taiwan's "United Daily News" report, this "Economic and Trade National Conference Youth World Cafe Forum" will invite 50 Taiwanese youth to participate in the discussion of "Taiwan's economic development strategy under the trend of globalization" and "Taiwan's participation in regional economic and trade integration and cross-strait economic and trade strategies."

It is reported that after the meeting, a youth representative will be elected from each topic to present a summary report.

On the evening of March 18, 2014, some Taiwanese students and people who had objections to the Cross-Strait Agreement on Trade in Services broke through the police force and rushed into the "Legislative Yuan" to occupy the forum until April 10. This incident was called "318 Student Movement" or "Sunflower Student Movement". Therefore, the Taiwan authorities paid more attention to listening to the voices of young people and accepting suggestions from young people.

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