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Elephants, Little Ducks, and Three Arrows Piercing the Knee: Exploring the Booths with Little J
Last edited: 2026-11-03
In the upper right corner of the JRF website stands a childlike and spirited figure, raising his arms and shouting: "I want to donate, oh yeahhhhhhhh"~
That is Little J.
Little J represents the past, present, and future of the JRF.
With a head of blazing red hair and harboring an incomparable determination for reform, he keeps moving forward without a second glance, no matter what perils lie in his way. This Little J, who once resided in a lawyer's office, nourished by the flesh and bone of copy machines and Double A paper, is about to turn a magnificent 20 years old.
On November 21, we are celebrating Little J's birthday, and we sincerely invite all the seniors who have burned their cosmic energy with Little J, fought relentlessly against the system time and again, and still stubbornly resist today, to come back and take a look. Thank you for allowing Little J to walk from wild youth into an upright and courageous adult, maintaining a tender yet stubborn soul after wave upon wave of backlash.
At the same time, we warmly invite new partners to visit. We hope you will bring diverse imaginations and enduring passion, holding Little J's hand as you walk through the mist toward the next round of the judicial amusement park.
In this issue of the newsletter, Little J, eagerly awaiting to blow out the birthday candles, will introduce the amusement park booths to everyone!
Column Project: Booth Play Guide
Little J: "Huh? Am I also responsible for introducing the amusement park booths? I'm so confused~"
In front of the computer desk, Little J raised his head in startled effort, his gaze clearly not yet detached from the paper doll he was assembling in his hands, looking somewhat dazed.
Little J: "Fine then, come practice your martial arts on me, everyone~"
Opening Move
Essential opening move for playing in the amusement park: Take a photo, check in, and tag #LetLoveFlowJudicialSelfReliance
Next are three interactive booths filled with little ducks, elephants, and flying arrows. Friends who love mini-games like kids climbing stairs or KartRider must not miss this.
Huh? You say you can just play mobile games at home, why bother taking the MRT all the way, transferring from blue to green lines, to play some silly mini-game (￣▽￣||)?
My dear friends, I understand. Nowadays, people emphasize profound principles and ideology first. Setting up three booths isn't just about playing games; you also have to exercise your brain. Three booths, three judicial practice questions—are there any even better solutions <(￣︶￣)>?
Immediate Rescue
Passing the Cross-Strait Service Trade Agreement in a black box in 30 seconds, followed by over 50 days of protests. The occupation action came to a close, but the subsequent lawsuits came in waves. 269 cases were the focus of full-force rescue by the "Anti-Black Box Service Trade Agreement Pro Bono Lawyer Platform". Drawing balls at random is just like drawing cases; whoever draws one must grit their teeth and follow their conscience. Playing the game lets people experience how difficult it is for rescue lawyers/lawyers rescuing/balls sticking to people/people supporting people. And the rest is definitely not just the lawyers' business alone!
Game Rules: Draw a ball with a specific slogan attached to win a commemorative sticker.
Toppling the Bully Duck
The legal effect of a payment order is too strong, turning it into a legal loophole exploited by fraud rings, severely harming ordinary citizens who do not understand the law. The Kaohsiung lawyer team successfully reformed the law, defeating the ugly duckling with overly rigid res judicata! The stubborn duck represents the powerful effect of the payment order, while the country-chicken chick represents the poor, ordinary people who have been scammed. Everyone, please lend the little chick a hand and overthrow the unreasonable res judicata of payment orders!
Game Rules: Use the country-chicken chick to slide across the track and topple the duck at the other end, which represents res judicata. Successfully toppling the duck and making it fall into the bucket wins you a commemorative sticker.
Three Arrows on the Target
The task of the Complaint Center to "report judges/prosecutors" involves so many hurdles and such a complex process that complaining citizens are often left at a loss. The "Three Arrows on the Target" game uses three arrows to symbolize a evaluation request. To successfully "report" an incompetent judge/prosecutor, one must pass three hurdles: the Evaluation Commission finds the case substantiated, the Control Yuan impeaches, and the Disciplinary Court agrees to impose penalties. All three arrows must hit their targets to pass the level. Reporting a judge or prosecutor is truly no easy task!
Game Rules: Shoot the three arrows at the designated target to pass the level and receive a commemorative sticker.
Closing Move
Finally, collect all three stickers to receive (none other than myself) Little J's paper doll~ (Feeling shy >///<)
My dear friends, see you at the booths on November 21st~ go go go!
The Judicial Reform Foundation is a non-governmental, non-profit organization. For 20 years, all our funding has come from donations by the general public. It is because of your recognition and encouragement that we are able to keep going.
We want to do more and do better, and we need your support to march forward into 2016 together. We sincerely invite you to participate in our fundraising banquet.
- Time: November 21, 2015, at 11:30 AM
- Location: Ambassador Hotel Taipei, 2F Grand Hall
- Ticket Donation: NT$3,000 per ticket (admission by ticket only)
This article is an AI-generated translation of the original Chinese text. In the event of any discrepancy, the Chinese version shall prevail.