what an amazing video! I'm using these videos to improve my Mandarin before I visit Taipei in a month, and this one has so much great vocab for me. As a generation X, non-binary is a bit of an alien concept for me but I always try to approach it with an open mind and accept that just because I experience life in a certain way, doesn't mean that other people experience it in the same way. Here in the US we have some difficulty with pronouns, I suppose it is not an issue in Mandarin? Also shout out to veganism!
BTW, at 4:48, the political correct term is Native Americans 美洲原住民, not Indians 印第安人. Wouldn't want to offend all the Native Americans watching this channel. 🙂
Nice to see an informed, compassionate and inclusive interview. Thank you for this. I am an American in Japan and am Non-binary also. It is difficult to explain gender identity to many people here, and many young people say they prefer not to take on labels for their identity. It is a very different approach, but leaves room for people to self identify as they wish. This is common in younger people, but the idea of gender identity for older people in Japan is still relatively new and there is much to be done to share information and awareness. That said, I feel that Japan is a much more safe place to be Non-binary and to express my identity than if I lived at home in the US. I am happy to see this and hope that Taiwan is also a safe and inclusive place. Thanks for this video.
Another interesting interview Jay! How about interviews with people who don't believe in the idea of "non-binary" 非二元 with regards to views from medical science, gender dysphoria, freedom of speech (Jordan Peterson), woke politics, corporate backlash, unfair competition of transgender in women's sports, etc. I am interested in Taiwanese' opinions on this hot topic playing out in the American politics.
Great video Jay! interesting interviewee, Darice. It sounds like there may be less awareness about this issue in Taiwan than US/Europe (I’m speaking about veganism, of course😉). Pronoun usage in Chinese will have to evolve in order to be inclusive, right?
To elucidate - pronouns in Mandarin are traditionally gender inclusive (他 你 ) however, we developed feminine versions within the past 100 years, both as part of the feminist movement and as a response to increasing globalization (i.e. when translating for subtitles), which are only differentiated in writing - the pronunciation is the same - 她 妳. Therefore, it is important to make the distinction in correspondences, reports, etc.
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這位受訪者很優秀耶，關注不少社會議題，也著手在進行當中
感謝 Darice 分享看法
天阿！你居然做ＮＯＮ－ｂｉｎａｒｙ這題～太❤你了
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what an amazing video! I'm using these videos to improve my Mandarin before I visit Taipei in a month, and this one has so much great vocab for me. As a generation X, non-binary is a bit of an alien concept for me but I always try to approach it with an open mind and accept that just because I experience life in a certain way, doesn't mean that other people experience it in the same way. Here in the US we have some difficulty with pronouns, I suppose it is not an issue in Mandarin? Also shout out to veganism!
Yes , pronouns is not an issue in Mandarin
年輕人願意吃素，真的很驚嘆欸！環保救地球😊
台灣人吃素的人口的算是蠻多的， 賣素食的小吃或餐廳之類跟其他國家比應該也算非常高
謝謝這位哥
非常時事實用的的話題很棒👍
純英文採訪，以前記過的單字再聽一次又熟悉的記住了
對於學生時代排斥英文的我
這回透過你接受國際英語
大家繼續給予支持
對的，我開始準備想聽懂這些常接觸的訊息了
當然本人有空也正在跟家人熟練台語
哈哈日文沒翻譯因為已下班
感謝支持
Very few Taiwanese interviewers are willing to do such interviews in such an open, polite, and non-judgmental way. Thank you.
BTW, at 4:48, the political correct term is Native Americans 美洲原住民, not Indians 印第安人. Wouldn't want to offend all the Native Americans watching this channel. 🙂
Thanks Henry !
非二元性認同是在個人心裡自我認同感，這跟現實上區分一個人的身體構造為一名女性或男性是不同層面的定義。
我們心裡要怎麼想自己是個人自由👍🏻沒問題的。但是在共同生活或在社會群體當中，必須避免造成別人的困擾。
有人可能聽不懂舉個例子，比方說有人覺得他自己是女生，所以說他跑去女廁上廁所，但是他看起來就非常的陽剛粗曠，因此造成公共場所中女性的恐懼和困擾，這是一個很簡單明瞭的例子。所以我非常贊同也能夠理解，尊重每個人的思想自由與價值，但是在現實生活中，在我們的群體社會的架構之下，必須互相尊重與把自己的本分社會責任做好，我想這才是一名好的公民。
Thank you for making this video in Chinese. I hope more Chinese-speaking people get to watch this. It is very educational.
My pleasure
Thanks, Jay. Nice interview.
Thanks Eric !
有聽過印地安人的性別說，覺得非常有意思！
我也覺得很有意思
這議題我很感興趣-～
資訊欄裡面有附上資訊 你可以看看喔
Nice to see an informed, compassionate and inclusive interview. Thank you for this. I am an American in Japan and am Non-binary also. It is difficult to explain gender identity to many people here, and many young people say they prefer not to take on labels for their identity. It is a very different approach, but leaves room for people to self identify as they wish. This is common in younger people, but the idea of gender identity for older people in Japan is still relatively new and there is much to be done to share information and awareness. That said, I feel that Japan is a much more safe place to be Non-binary and to express my identity than if I lived at home in the US. I am happy to see this and hope that Taiwan is also a safe and inclusive place. Thanks for this video.
Another interesting interview Jay! How about interviews with people who don't believe in the idea of "non-binary" 非二元 with regards to views from medical science, gender dysphoria, freedom of speech (Jordan Peterson), woke politics, corporate backlash, unfair competition of transgender in women's sports, etc. I am interested in Taiwanese' opinions on this hot topic playing out in the American politics.
I will try it !
@@JayChenTaiwan try finding Radical Feminists （基女）, their perspective is very interesting too.
有沒有問到Darice對伴侶的選擇上是?
Darice 看完影片說不定會回覆你 ~
很讚
Great video Jay! interesting interviewee, Darice. It sounds like there may be less awareness about this issue in Taiwan than US/Europe (I’m speaking about veganism, of course😉). Pronoun usage in Chinese will have to evolve in order to be inclusive, right?
Hey Gary ! Glad you like it.
To elucidate - pronouns in Mandarin are traditionally gender inclusive (他 你 ) however, we developed feminine versions within the past 100 years, both as part of the feminist movement and as a response to increasing globalization (i.e. when translating for subtitles), which are only differentiated in writing - the pronunciation is the same - 她 妳. Therefore, it is important to make the distinction in correspondences, reports, etc.
@@DariceChang thank you for clarifying!
Interesting topic
近些年左派在全球推進泛性戀的思想，與環保，全球變暖的課題一樣，都是WEF 計畫中的一部分。
Non-binary means God.
事實上是造物主給人類只有兩種性別就是男性/女性。
至於你/妳要怎麼界定你/妳自己完全屬於個人自由，沒有人有權利決定或干涉。
性染色體並不是只有XX, XY兩種，往下到性器、性荷爾蒙、性徵表現也都不是只有兩種😂
喔，我想了解一下有幾種性器？
因為我知道的人類生物只有兩種性器，至於賀爾蒙還是性徵，可以說是先天或是後天所得到的結果不依，這個無關雄雌
@@danh6313 同時具備雄雌生殖器者
@@danh6313我非常贊同並理解你的論述，基本上想法跟你是一樣的，但是下面回覆你的人，我覺得很有趣，他講了很多不一樣不一樣不一樣，但是人類或者說所有的哺乳類動物就好了，生物的繁衍與結構本來就是公跟母，雄性與雌性的動物透過交配而受孕產生新生命而延續繁衍，然而這與某一些不想要交配，或者是不具交配能力，或是同性戀傾向的動物，又或者他根本就不認為他自己是某一種動物，以上其實都跟生物身體結構辨識雄性雌性（男性女性）是完全不同層次的情況。所以我很不明白那人想要對你表達什麼？又或者某程度的只是想要為了反駁而反駁？
我在netf午夜台北看過他
是Darice沒錯喔 ~