"The government was in too much of a rush to build permanent housing," says A-nu. And once the waivers were signed, there was no turning back. He argues that if the government had given tribespeople six months or a year to think about the offer and see for themselves whether they could adapt to living and looking for work in the plains, the results would have been different.
「政府太急著蓋永久屋了，」阿怒說，切結書一旦簽下就不能後悔，若多給族人半年、一年時間沉澱思考，並且在平地生活、找工作看看是否適應，再做決定，他相信結果一定會不一樣。