In March of 1990, nearly 6000 university students from all over Taiwan staged a continuous six-day sit-in at the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, or, as they habitually called it, the "Temple to Chiang Kai-shek." They made four main demands: disbandment of the National Assembly, elimination of the Temporary Provisions to the Constitution, convening of a National Affairs Conference, and creation of a timetable for political and economic reform.
一九九○年三月二十日，有近六千名來自南北各地的大學生，連續六天集結在慣稱「中正廟」的中正紀念堂廣場上靜坐抗議，他們提出「解散國民大會」、「廢除臨時條款」、「召開國是會議」、「政經改革時間表」等四大訴求。