申論題

What does \"baseball\" mean in Taiwan? The answer is sweat and national identity. Watching the game on the court, every viewer seems to know the various Chinese and English refueling slogans related to the participating teams, and know the dance movements that match the slogan. Here, watching the ball becomes a dizzying multilingual experience and a vigorous aerobic exercise. In the construction of Taiwan\'s national identity, the movement has a deep-rooted position. Taiwan\'s baseball is not imported from the United States, but from Japan. The history of baseball is as raging as the island\'s progress towards democracy. From 1969 to 1996, Taiwan dominated the World Little League, winning the finals 28 times and winning 17 times. On the new Taiwan dollar, Wu Yiyuan\'s banknotes are printed with a baseball team, paying tribute to the team that has achieved outstanding results. When Taiwan\'s development of international diplomacy became more difficult, baseball was one of Taiwan\'s powerful soft power tools and a way for Taiwan to gain international recognition.