Chhiong Taiwanese - "Nn̄g-pē Is Taiwanese" - Black

"Nn̄g-pē Is Taiwanese, Nn̄g-chó͘-má Is Taiwanese" 【Meaning】"Nn̄g-pē" and "Nn̄g-chó͘-má" are霸氣 (bàqì - domineering/assertive) first-person pronouns in Taiwanese Hokkien. 【Example Sentence】Nn̄g-pē bô tī chha̍h-siâu Winnie kóng siáⁿ, nn̄g-pē sī Tâi-oân lâng! 【Mandarin Translation】I don't care what Winnie says, I am Taiwanese! 【Illustration】Oink Chen 【The Story of Nn̄g-pē and Nn̄g-chó͘-má】 Around 2008, the "Chhiong-chó͘" (衝組) collective launched the "Nn̄g-pē Is Taiwanese" and "Nn̄g-chó͘-má Is Taiwanese" series. The assertive spirit of these Taiwanese Hokkien phrases resonated strongly with the public. 【The Story of the Da Kaihuan Font】 The inspiration for this font series comes from the Taiwanese rock band Chthonic's concerts: "Soul Repentance, Guarding the Nation" in 2015 and "Taiwan Grand Victory" in 2019, both held at Ketagalan Boulevard. The solid hexagonal shield shape of the character "台" (Tâi - Taiwan) and the extended characters exude a powerful and resolute aura. This style was later applied to the "Nn̄g-pē, Nn̄g-chó͘-má Is Taiwanese" and "Taiwan Army" series, further enhancing their impactful presence! 【The Story of Chhiong Taiwanese】 The "Chhiong-chó͘" collective members enjoy listening to Taiwanese Hokkien songs, watching Taiwanese films, and studying Taiwanese jokes and humor (tshiò-khue). This is not just because it is our language, but also because it represents the irreplaceable character of Taiwanese people. Starting in 2012, we began combining many Taiwanese Hokkien phrases with playful imagery, allowing everyone to express their joys, sorrows, emotions, and happiness.