槍與玫瑰：424 刺蔣案的民主鬥士黃晴美-FindBook 找書網 ISBN:9786267254066

圖書名稱：槍與玫瑰：424 刺蔣案的民主鬥士黃晴美

424刺蔣案背後的堅強女性黃晴美：
她是台灣永遠的勇者，如玫瑰般優雅芳香，
永遠矗立在我們心中
發生於1970年的424刺蔣事件，是台灣人民對外來統治集團權力核心的直接反擊。從紐約市傳出的這一聲槍響，給長期受壓迫的台灣人民帶來了莫大的鼓舞，台灣獨立建國運動的動量從此加速增長。
參與刺蔣事件的四位志士中，賴文雄與黃晴美已分別於2012及2018年過世。有關424事件的經過，只能從報章雜誌讀到一些相關人士發表的片段回憶。在424刺蔣案53週年的此刻，與黃晴美女士深交的吳清桂女士，寫下這本關於黃晴美女士一生的故事，讓台灣人得以從另一個視角，更深刻認識這位實際推動台灣民主人權運動的鬥士。
黃晴美女士一生獨立自主，堅強勇敢，為人所不敢為。她是424刺蔣案唯一的女性。她在留學美國時參與了1970年4月24日紐約Plaza Hotel旋轉門的「那一槍」驚動世界，撼動台灣國民黨政權，鬆動白色恐怖戒嚴體制，潛移默化「台灣人」作為共同體的集體意識，改變了台灣人的命運，也因此而被列為黑名單，30年不曾踏進自己的家鄉。
424那把「革命之槍」曾經在她嬌小的身軀瀏覽過，空前絕後的「那一槍」出師未捷，卻讓獨裁者僥倖逃過，但，就是「那一槍」，改變了台灣人的命運，也改變了她的一生。

謹以本書向這位偉大的革命女英雄致敬，
請台灣人一定要記得：黃晴美！！
黃晴美女士是不平凡的女性，在男人們因害怕而遠離政治時，她卻主動參與了驚天動地的革命行動。當她的兄長黃文雄及夫婿鄭自才相繼因此案而被迫逃亡時，她扮演了重要的後繼補給及精神支助，成了他們最堅強的後盾力量。夫婿被引渡的官司中，她奮戰不懈，全力救援，獨力撫養兒女長大。
黃晴美女士的一生因為黑名單長年流亡於瑞典，在她後半生的浪跡生命，和台灣幾乎是脫節的，但卻心繫台灣。勇敢的她，在黑名單尚未完全解除前，她默默偕夫婿突破黑名單成功回到近30年不曾踏過的家門。
台灣近代史上也因為黃晴美女士不在台灣而沒被看到。2018年她在瑞典悄悄的遠離了我們，在她短暫的生命中，為我們樹立了女性最美好的典範。回首她的生命軌跡，步步都是當代女性的先行者。正因此，《槍與玫瑰》就是要為她在台灣近代史上留下她應有的歴史定位。

本書特色
1. 424刺蔣案唯一女性。
2. 全球少見「前妻為前前妻寫的傳記」！
3. 透過黃晴美女士的傳記，再次建構台灣女性對台灣民主人權運動莫大的貢獻。
4. 為黃晴美女士找到她該有的歴史定位。
5. 推展台灣民主人權運動深化人權教育，並倡議難民法制之建立。
6. 海外台獨運動參與者和其家人。

作者簡介：

吳清桂
第二屆國大代表
鄭自才第二任妻子

學歷：
高雄育英護理助產學校畢業
國立台北護理學院畢
瑞典外籍醫事人員訓練班結業

社團經歷：
台北市台灣婦女會顧問
新女性聯合會副理事長
加拿大溫哥華台灣同鄉會理事

著作：
《蝴蝶護照》教育部編印
《台灣的設計寶庫：傳統花布圖樣150》
《台灣花布：收藏台灣最美麗的情感與記憶》
《愛，帶我去遠方：台灣阿嬤義診記行》
《女人屐痕：永遠的勇者～革命鬥士黃晴美》

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▎刺蔣案背後一位堅強的女性：黃晴美（王秋森／前台大公共衛生學院院長）

第二次世界大戰於1945年結束後，當時掌控中華民國政府的蔣介石，利用盟軍命令在台日軍向他投降的機會，竊據台灣為殖民地。4年後，被中國共產黨擊潰而逃出中國的蔣介石與蔣經國父子，在台灣建立流亡政權，冒稱中華民國，透過龐大的特務系統繼續施行殖民統治。

淪為中華民國殖民地之後，台灣人民的反抗運動即持續展開。發生於1970年的424刺蔣事件，是台灣人民對外來統治集團權力核心的直接出擊。從紐約市傳出的這一聲槍響，給長期受壓迫的台灣人民帶來了莫大的...

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Reflections about mom
（Jeanne Ching Cheng 黃晴美女兒）
I remember mom as a positive person, who always saw the positive side in life. As a child I knew mom didn’t have much money, but we always ate tasty food, had ok clothes, did fun things on vacations, participated in different activities after school. When I got older, I gradually realized mom used the cheapest foodstuffs, seldom bought new clothes for herself, she often mended our clothes and she still looked stylish. Mom held birthday parties for us and our friends with a small simple cake, but the guests really appreciate and thought fried rice with ketchup, serve as a dome was really festive.
I seldom saw her sad or angry. She had so much patience and handled malice with kindness. Once a boy followed us and teased us by mimicking Chinese and making faces for quite a while. I felt offended, irritated, and upset. Mom´s solution was to walk to the boy with a sincere smile and from her heart, greeted him with a kind voice, presented herself and said: - I heard you tried to speak Chinese. Do you want to learn? I can teach you. The boy looked embarrassed, said no thank you, and left.
Teaching was mom’s passion, she really engaged herself in it and constantly developed the Montessori material she used and made her own as well. Using nice and clear images, logical layout, tactile materials combined with feedback from the children’s interaction when working with the material.
When mom ended her position as Montessori teacher she started to work as a home-language teacher in Mandarin, Swedish and English, teaching students 7 to 15 years old, who didn’t have Swedish as first language. Children who spoke mother tongue with either parent had the right to participate in home-language lessons. Another criterion to hold a class was the requirement of at least 5 students at the same school speaking the same language.
Mom’s task was to maintain and develop the students’ knowledge in Mandarin as well as helping them understand all other school subjects. Often the students in the same class were of different ages and at different levels of language knowledge. This is a big challenge for any teacher. Mom was very determined to help all students and she was a very appreciated teacher. When students’ families were struggling with the Swedish social system, she helped them too, outside her ordinary employment.
When I was in senior high school mom studied linguistics at Stockholm university, with a goal to develop grammar for the Taiwanese language, since there was no formal or official grammar. Her plan was to stay in Taiwan during the Swedish winter to do this work. However, Jay and I were so integrated in Swedish society and mom didn’t want to leave us nor force us to move to a country we had not been to or understood the language. I understood the sacrifice she made.
As an adult I have thought about all the men who put their cause/goals before their children. How did they reason? Did they believe they were unimportant to their children? Didn’t they understand that children also need the everyday interaction and small joyful moments, also with their fathers? On the other hand, if the parent is fighting for democracy or freedom of speech which benefits many more people. Rationally and morally, that would be a more important choice. But as a child you feel less important and less appreciated.
Before mom got Alzheimer’s she reflected on her participation in the N.Y. action and the time after. At that time I was not aware of many details. Mom said she was surprised she had so much fighting spirit within her. Fighting for dad when he was in prison, getting integrated in a new country and society, working to pay rent and food, making sure her kids were ok at school and with friends. That was mom, she saw what was needed, made up a plan to enable
the situation and just realized it. Obviously she also had help from many kind Swedish people.
A lot of mothers, like my mom, have causes/goals that benefit many people, but they back off and put themselves in 3rd place. In the future I hope parents who have important causes can find means to be both present in their children’s everyday life as well as working with their causes.

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