Last time I talked about how Taiwan’s middle school is divided into classes, this time, the content will continue on this topic,

Share with you the journey of Taiwanese students from junior high school to university~

Come today to hear about Cathy and Sandy's experience and what they have seen and heard at various stages!

1. 助人為快樂之本 (Zhùrén wéi kuàilè zhī běn)

2. 學測 (Xué cè) : General Scholastic Ability Test

3. 統測 (Tǒng cè) : Technological and Vocational Education (TVE) system

4. 指考 (Zhǐ kǎo) : Advanced Subjects Test (AST)

5. 會考 (Huìkǎo) : Comprehensive Assessment Program for Junior High School Students

6. 志工 (Zhì gōng) : volunteer

7. 里長 (Lǐ cháng) : The lowest-level local officials are elected through regular elections every four years, with no re-election limit. The head of the village is unpaid, but there is a subsidy for the affairs compiled by the township and city office

8. 違背了…初衷 ( Wéibèile… Chūzhōng) : ontrary to the original intent

9. 台清交成政 (Tái qīng jiāo chéng zhèng)

10. 現象 (Xiànxiàng) : phenomenon

11. 被剝奪 ( Bèi bōduó) : to be deprived of something

12. HBL : High School Basketball League

13. 黑豹旗 (Hēi bào qí) : It is a Taiwan high school professional youth baseball tournament that has been held since 2013.

14. 歧視 (Qíshì) : to discriminate, discrimination

15. 同儕 (Tóngchái) : peer

16. 追根究柢 (Zhuī gēnjiū dǐ) : Get to the root of the matter

17. 文昌帝君廟 (Wénchāng dìjūn miào)

18. 體系 (Tǐxì) : system

19. 長輩 ( Zhǎngbèi) : elders

20. 看衰 (Kàn shuāi) : to discourage someone

21. 實質上 (Shízhì shàng) : substantially

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