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Tang Te-chang Memorial Park in Tainan. (© Mirror Film Production)
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A bust of Tang Te-chang stands in the park named after him in Tainan. (© Mirror Film Production)
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A scene from the film re-creating the military tribunal that sentenced Tang to death. (© Mirror Film Production)
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(© Hanai Tomoko)
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In 1946, the year before the February 28 Incident, Tang Te-chang, as head of a Tainan committee established to protect people’s freedoms, sent a strongly worded letter denouncing police misconduct as bringing “shame on a democratic and constitutional state.” (© Mirror Film Production)
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A newspaper article reporting the execution of Tang Te-chang, using his Japanese name. (© Mirror Film Production)
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Tang’s adopted son, Tang Cong-mo, and his daughter Tang Ya-ching. (© Mirror Film Production)
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(© Hanai Tomoko)
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A journalist looks through back issues of the China Daily News, the only newspaper to keep publishing without a break during shutdowns and news blackouts in the turmoil that followed February 28, 1947. (© Mirror Film Production)
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(© Hanai Tomoko)
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