她為何拒絕回家？一個印尼移工的真實告白，讓83萬移工選擇留下台灣！| ByBy

Become a member of this channel and receive benefits:    / @byby-v6n   This is a true journey from unfamiliarity to home. Siti, a Javanese girl from Indonesia, flew to Taiwan alone at the age of 22. Six years later, she's gone from a novice caregiver, barely speaking Chinese, to a "little teacher" in her neighborhood. She accompanies her bedridden grandmother, memorizing vocabulary and learning Taiwanese at night. She's chosen from simple dishes to spicy flavors from her hometown. She even lost her wallet at Taipei Main Station and had it returned to her by a kind old man. From Eid al-Fitr at the mosque to morning greetings at the park, these small acts of kindness have made her feel like Taiwan is her second home. On Sunday, she met with friends from Vietnam, the Philippines, and Thailand at Taipei Main Station to share the flavors of home. She also finished a road race in Taichung and heard volunteers cheering on the "migrant workers." She's mastered mobile payments, hailing taxis, and visiting night markets, and jokingly says she's become "half Taiwanese." The film also reveals the silent support of 830,000 migrant workers in long-term care, factories, and the fishing industry, as well as the hope-provoking "Migrant Worker Retention Scheme." This isn't a narrative of hardship, but a love letter to Taiwan and its migrant workers—when we embrace each other, we have more than one home. Why did she refuse to go home? The true confession of an Indonesian migrant worker convinced 830,000 migrant workers to stay in Taiwan!