California Superior Court Judge Julie Tang reporting from HK on 9-20-23: Thanks Johnson. I’ll be visiting the Nanjing Museum with a group from the the Comfort Women “ Justice Coalition. We have partnered with the Nanjing Museum, the University of Southern California Shoah Foundation , and the Korean American community to produce an AI powered pilot program featuring an interactive interview with a “comfort woman” survivor. The program which has already been displayed at the Nanjing Museum for a trial period is run on a technological called “Dimension in Testimonies “ created by the USC Shoah Foundation. It allows a viewer to have a virtual interaction with a “comfort woman”survivor. This is a project that has taken us 5 years to create. CWJC initiated this effort before the pandemics. We brought in the author of “Chinese Comfort Women” Vassar University professor Pei Pei Qiu to be our project director to monitor and direct the program. We plan to deploy this program in the US after the successful launch of this project in the Nanjing Museum. We want the world to never forget the horrific history of the “comfort women” and using the technology to engage with and talk to them even long after they are gone. I’d love to buy one of the BYDs you mentioned but I doubt if the US would allow it to be imported. As an American consumer, I’m really pissed that we are severely deprived of access to the most essential and inexpensive technologies such as 5G and EV that are now available to the rest of the world. Our political leaders deploy tactics that our own law specifically prohibits, tactics called “unfair business practices and competition.” By putting a National Security label on these regulations we crush our competitors by any means necessary, and totally neglect the greater need of our citizens. Who do these leaders think they are serving? We need to demand availability to better communications technology, better and cheaper vehicles that young people can afford, better high speed rails that can take us around the country faster cheaper and safer. What have we gained in these last 5 years over China that has direct and indirect benefits to us Citizens? I can’t think of one thing. If someone does please let me know. (The following using Google Translate) 美國加州高特法院鄧孟詩法官法官 於 23 年 9 月 20 日從香港報道： 謝謝你蔡永強, 我將與慰安婦正義聯盟的一行人一起參觀南京博物院。 我們與南京博物院、南加州大學大屠殺基金會和韓裔美國人社區合作，製作了一個由人工智慧驅動的試點項目，其中包括對「慰安婦」倖存者的互動採訪。 該計畫已經在南京博物院進行了試用期的展示，它是在南加州大學大屠殺基金會創建的名為「證詞維度」的技術上運行的。 它允許觀眾與「慰安婦」倖存者進行虛擬互動。 這是一個我們花了5年才完成的專案。 CWJC 在大流行之前就發起了這項工作。 我們聘請了《中國慰安婦》的作者瓦薩大學教授邱佩佩作為我們的計畫總監來監督和指導這個計畫。 我們計劃在南京博物院成功啟動這個計畫後，在美國部署這個計畫。 我們希望世界永遠不會忘記「慰安婦」的可怕歷史，並希望世界永遠不會忘記「慰安婦」的可怕歷史，即使在她們去世很久之後也能利用科技與她們接觸和交談。 我很想買你提到的比亞迪之一，但我懷疑美國是否允許進口它。 作為一名美國消費者，我真的很生氣，因為我們被嚴重剝奪了獲得最重要和最便宜的技術的機會，例如 5G 和電動車，而這些技術現在已經可供世界其他地區使用。 我們的政治領袖採用了我們自己的法律明確禁止的策略，即所謂的「不公平商業行為和競爭」策略。 透過在這些法規上貼上國家安全標籤，我們會不擇手段地壓制我們的競爭對手，並完全忽視我們公民的更大需求。 這些領導人認為他們在為誰服務？ 我們需要提供更好的通訊技術、年輕人買得起的更好、更便宜的車輛、更好的高速鐵路，讓我們更快、更便宜、更安全地環遊全國。 過去五年來，我們在中國取得了什麼成果，我們和中囯冷戰得怎麼樣結果？有什麼好處？