period was also undergoing a process of mutual adaptation and running-in among different ethnic groups. Until December 2014, in order to meet the trend and demand of China's new southbound policy, the bimonthly magazine "Guanghua" in Southeast Asia trilingual (Vietnamese, Thai, and Indonesian) was published. In addition to reporting the success stories of Taiwanese businessmen in Southeast Asia, it also pays attention to The lives of migrant workers and new residents in Southeast Asia in Taiwan, such as "The Pen from the Rainbow Land",
"Ruan Jinhong Records Life with Images", "May Thai Education in Taiwan", "New Southward Cultural Salon: People-Oriented Two-way Exchange of New old picture restoration Residents" , From Tribe to World: Aboriginal Images, Music Rediscovery, etc., make the topic more localized. Interestingly, the reporting angle at this time began to slowly change, from Taiwan to Southeast Asia, to what happened in "Taiwan native", and then to a part of Taiwan's "multi-ethnic group".
This change is closely related to the "identity" of the new residents' friends, covering the two levels of the new residents' "self-worth" identification and the "acceptance and identification" of the new residents in Taiwan society. Asia Pacific Co-reading_Chen Liangjun_Picture 2 From right to left, Chen Liangjun, editor-in-chief of Guanghua, Huang Zhongzhao, assistant negotiator of the Economic and Trade Office of the Executive Yuan, Sun Ping, program host of the Cultural Taiwan Foundation, Huang Zhiyang, deputy director of the Department of