英文摘要 |
There is a truth to everything, and the pursuit of it is an intrinsic desire. Yet the process is not simple: Changes by natural causes and still more the sophisticated human factors may compromise the pursuit. Nevertheless, the curiosity for truth and the persistence is inexorable and thus aroused.Starting from the 1950s, mysteries began circulating in the Taiwanese society about a group of people whom nobody knows if they were dead or alive. Their friends and relatives lead very low profile, silent lives and even hid their names. Their children's advancement in the society is also affected.Forty years later, beginning from March, 1986, “Ren Jian,” the only periodical of reportage in Taiwan of that time, sent reporter Lan Bo-Zhou to launch a long-term investigation on this matter. In the next twenty years he completed three renowned volumes of reportages. This essay focuses on the two latest volumes: “消失在歷史迷霧中的作家身影”(2001)、”消失中的台灣醫界良 心”(2005). Through an analysis from the aspect of oral history and the special prose technique in reportage, this essay concludes as follows: 1. Oppressed truth will one day be revealed. 2. Wherever there is injustice, there the reporter should be, whatever the race, boundary and nation. |