Who is the outsider

They became bridges of flesh, arriving on the island,
carrying memories, culture, and language, turning a foreign land into home.
"When we face immigrants or refugees, if we no longer approach them as a specific foreign group, but as fellow human beings on the same land, moving towards the goal of 'how we can live together in the future,' wouldn't society be less divided?"
After 40 years, are they still "outsiders"?
Reporter Huang Wen-ling, as an immigrant herself, raises the question: When skin color and culture are completely different, "what answers can we provide for foreign immigrants to successfully integrate into a new country?" Vietnamese immigrants have been settled in German society for over 40 years, have we truly explored their history? Do we still narrowly and unilaterally distinguish "you" from "me" based on appearance, skin color, and accent?
Can we still see each other as one community while retaining our differences?

2022-08-01

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