Yes I agree. He seems to have a certain innocence about him. He looks like a kind & gentle soul. He just needs a place for himself. I can't understand why he was on the streets for so long. I can't imagine that. The climate over there is very cold in winter & blazing hot in summer. Nobody should be left to suffer on the streets. It's inhumane. I don't know why nobody's helping him. He's not alcoholic, a drug addicts and he's not a criminal. He fled his violent parents who were beating him. I hope they feel shame bcz he's homeless directly bcz of them. They should have supported him more instead of beating him. They are cruel.
Based on his own testimonies and from people around him he seems to have a condition but life on the streets hardened him and his survival instincts overpowered his condition, shout out to the people who gave him an opportunity and taught him how to properly behave within society, you gave him some purpose and that's all we humans need sometimes.
@@abrahamdsl start by being kind to yourself, at the end of the day the only person who can sympathize with you and understand you is you. So, be good to yourself, good luck brother.
> shout out to the people who gave him an opportunity and taught him how to properly behave within society LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL
It is heart breaking to see a wonderful young man like this struggle to have basic necessities. I sincerely hope his future days are much better than his past. Stay strong Mr Chang. God Bless you!
I think this homeless person has a lot going for him. He’s not on drugs, stays respectful, busy and clean. After 20 years on the street it would be hard for him to manage living in an apartment. The best solution for him would be to live in a group home where he could live his own life but with professional support staff.
NO! He needs his own accommodation - not in with a group. He may need a little assistance in the beginning to help him settle in, but he would be ok and do so much better like that. He may need home help to show him how to manage at first, then he will manage fine. Those places where they are in a group are not good. It can cause personality clashes and add more trouble. We all need our own place. I'm sure you would be horrified to be placed in a communal home. Don't suggest for others what you would never accept for yourself. They don't treat people right in those places. Never good!
@@johanna5688 I appreciate hearing your perspective. I notice that you posted in another comment that you think ‘all he really needs is to find a good wife to take him in’. Who knows, maybe you’re right? Maybe his friends can help enroll him in an online dating app to help him find someone? Although I think that most homeless people that are in relationships are dating another street dweller and basically ‘living together’ on the streets.
@@reFocusZone No. I mean he should be introduced to someone by a relative, friend or employer who could recommend him. Dating apps are impersonal and a mixed bag. I'm saying nobody deserves to live on the streets and he seems to only need a chance and he will make a good husband to the right woman bcz he's a clean and hard working man. I feel that his other problems would fall away if he met someone and find happiness. It's what every person desires & it's what's missing in his life. If he takes up with a homeless woman, then his condition won't change & he'll continue to be homeless.
that’s a gross simplification of what a relationship and marriage is. Just because someone is hardworking and clean doesn’t mean that women is necessarily going to be attracted to him and vice versa. If you are gonna come back and say “that’s why I said the right woman”, i would repeat your own quote to not advise others what you wouldn’t accept for yourself. You seem to think progress in steps is not progress at all. Staying in a group home is a legitimate step towards having his own personal space. If he can’t afford the $140 per month price of a basic room even through working 2 jobs, what makes you think he’s even remotely capable of making this sudden stride? Sorry, i just dislike projection comments without considering the reality of situations.
I feel so bad for this man. He’s willing to work but housing is too expensive. It’s the same in the United States. I live in a car and I work too. In my opinion, the rich and powerful don’t seem to care about the poor or homeless. I wish this man the best of luck and hope, one day, he can find a home.
At least in Asian countries for the most part the homeless retain some amount of dignity and majority seem to be people who are legitimately unfortunate. In the US the vast majority of homeless are dysfunctional people who prefer to live in squalor and no amount of government assistance will change that. The US is in the current decline that it is in because of its lack of immigration control and reckless printing of money that is causing horrendous inflation. These aren't problems that can be solved by "Taxing the rich" more.
In North America how can you house homeless people who are mentally ill and are addicted to drugs? Not all but a large % especially here in Vancouver Canada.
Wow … what a heartbreaking story, and yet triumphant human spirit. May he and others in similar situations soon find true haven, acceptance and loving community!!! ❤
I have lived in Taipei. I rarely saw a homeless person. Once I gave an old seemingly homeless guy some money as he was resting near the MRT at Dongman station. He came after me and gave me some money. He was serious. He said I gave him too much. He gave me change. I thanked him. That would not happen in the U.S. or China. This dear man had integrity and a code that gave him self-respect.
You probably never been to Taipei train station. All you have to do is take a peek outside the building and be greeted by homeless residence. Same outside Taichung train station. These are the only two stations I visited in April 2023, don’t know about other location.
He seems to have some mild mental disability...it's sad to hear his family mistreated him because of it. He's willing to work and with a bit of extra assistance could find suitable housing.
I wonder if his condition is the reason why he was mistreated at home and they didn’t even try to find him to take him home after he ran away. That is abandonment. Sad. I have a family kid who is born with a condition, but that made us love him more and spoil him even more than other kids.
He is clearly an able-bodied person and willing to work. This is the type of people that the government NEEDS to provide a heavily subsidized shelter if his story checks out. A good society is judged by how well they treat their poorest.
In the West today, politicians give more drugs to the addicts using tax payer money instead of force rehab and basic shelter. Homeless drug addicts become a big problem in many cities, people OD right on the street, calling 911 does nothing.
A sad story, so many in uk wouldn't even consider working- far too lazy even those who have good health. Good luck to this young man ... I wish him well. Thanks also to those that help him work. It's so important that he feels useful.
Seems like this man has undiagnosed autism- that is why change is hard for him and why his parents and him couldn’t get along. I feel bad for him. I think if he had the right help, he would be okay. Wishing his the best.
Back in 2008 and living there for 6 years, I dont think I ever encounter a homeless person. This is heartbreaking knowing now Taiwan has this problem nowdays. Hope he stay healthy always.
Hi Rick, Me and my friend would like to help out the man in your video, Mr. Chang. Could you kindly let us know the contacts of the charity organization that supports him or the restaurant where he works at? Thank you very much
imagine your family bully you, and strangers also bully you and you have no place to go..... yet he not given up and continue on living. many people need to learn from him.
My heart goes out to the person in the video who ran away from his home and has become a homeless for 20 years. It seems he never loses his marbles and the government can help him find a job and settle down in some places like a cheap hostel. If the government or the society did do something to help him he shouldn't have to live a yucky life like this.
At least he can see the dentist or visit a medical clinic when he needs to. At about US$12.50/month, he has health insurance provided by the government. Basic fee for dental procedure is US$5.00, ditto for medical clinics. 😊
Any billionaires in Taiwan who are watching this? If you have more money than you can spend in several lifetimes, please donate to the charities that provide housing for the homeless so that this hardworking guy has a place to rest peacefully at night. This is this person’s journey in life, but please offer help if you can. ❤
@@heythave What anger? I was making a point. The reason a billionaire isn't going to help this guy is the same reason you aren't going to help the ant.
2:54 He’s absolutely correct - the REAL problem is HOUSING. The gov’t is not doing any single damn thing about the rising costs of housing. I was previously looking at some apartment rentals in Taipei in case if I move there one day. But the ones that I’m looking for (the ones that best fit my housing needs) costs over $40K TWD per MONTH and that doesn’t include the monthly management fees. Even the most basic apartments without a stove costs around $20K TWD, which I may even have trouble forking out if I have a full time job there. Now to make matters worse, the more newer apartments being built today now costs between $50-100K TWD per month, which only celebrities, CEOs, and well-known doctors can afford. They said “It’s cheaper if you just buy it.” Well, let me tell you, if you are gonna buy it, prepare to fork over around the min of $20 million TWD.😢
@@rayiscoolandawesome no I’ve been there on both trips to take the high speed rail but now I think about it I remember some homeless people outside, they’re just not very obvious
@@videocritical I stayed there as int'l student for two years and I could swear to god that they're literally sitting outside outside of the walls of the Taipei Main Station building all year round..another area is a Longshan Temple station, they're just massive number of old people sleeping rough near the station..I was there before COVID-19..maybe things have changed dramatically since then/or they could have been sheltered at anywhere in the country..
I’ve worked in Taiwan for almost 6 years and seen a lot of homeless people. I had a Taiwanese boyfriend before and he told me not to give money or anything to this kind of people because… as he said to me… they are just too lazy to find jobs. Do not pity them. Maybe that’s just a lot of Taiwanese think.
I don’t think it’s fair to say Taiwanese people generally see homeless people are lazy or unwilling to work. That generalization is why we have stereotypes. Many are compassionate towards them although few understand their backgrounds.
Yes bro you right 👍👍 I completely agree with you but I get shock when i see homeless people in Taiwan wearing good quality of clothes. Are they purchase these clothes from self or from government subsidies
Poor guy. I hope he can find a wife soon. This should turn his life around. A woman who loves him, and he loves her. He seems very kind. He's very clean and well groomed. Nothing like homeless ppl usually are. He's an honest man but just needs a break. He's young with so much ahead of him. I wish him happiness and someone to help him along the way. I'm sure with his hard work and optimistic outlook in life that things are looking up for him. I'm surprised he's still out on the streets after so long. Why hasn't anyone taken him in? I wish him all the best.
Why would a wife be the solution? Wife can create more problems!?!? XD. I think he has enough ppl rooting for him already. Probably need to apply some sorta gov subsidies programs.
Can't his employer let him stay at the work place. All he need is a roof over his head. It is a win win situation. He can watch over the premises at night.
if they are homeless because they are lazy, then the politicians should be the first ones to become homeless. What a selfish excuse to not help the ones in need.
Depends on how you look at things. I have not seen parents who don't love their kids, but i have seen parents who don't know how to raise their kids. I have seen well behave kids but i have also seen kids who are just terrible. So is this a story about life of homeless, or is it story about kids of terrible parents, or awful kids who ran away from home?
Regardless of how he became homeless, point is he is not lazy. Way too many people take their own good fortune for granted & think their privilege is entirely down to their own effort. Effort helps, but without good fortune there would still be no success.
@@L-K-K Hardworking doesn't always work. it takes money to nurture talent. I do agree fully with what you said but I was just merely pointing out the possibilities.
Does anyone feels that he sounded a little on the low intelligence? Probably that is also why he is a good target to be bullied as he probably can’t stand up for himself.
Some of these comments are so gross. Housing should be a human right, not dependent on whether you can or are willing to work. Privatizing and making shelter, food, and water a commodity is evil, full stop. Why does a person need to fit into our definition of what a 'good' or 'useful' member of society to have their humanity recognized? What is this eugenicist nonsense that focuses on ability to work and puts able-bodied, heteronormative, 'productive' people as being more worthy of support and housing.
His surname is probably Wu. In Taiwan, it's an endearment term to call a guy with kids Papa or 老爸 even though he isn't your father. It's also the same as a young kid calling a middle-aged to older person aunt or uncle even though they might not be related.
He can consider leaving Taipei and living in the countryside where expenses are lower & he might find a place to live. To have lived till his age alone out on the streets, he is a strong guy. Many people who have money just commit suicide for any reason. It is just about money = without it, people become "poor". There are westerners who went to live in Japan & they eat for free from growing their own food.
@@janey1133 what a wicked family he has got for abusing him through beating. that's cruelty at its finest. i didn't realise that there are diabolic families around treating him like a dirty disposable rag.
Men should probably be supported a bit more in hardship as they are the ones who do dirty and harder work and when men are strong then the countries are strong too. Either way - Taiwan is a great country - people with good morals & friendliness.
God bless this man and also others who are homeless. I wish they will soon find a home and live more happily.
Useless God did nothing for 20 years
If you call that God bless for being allow to be homeless, you God must be stupid. Maybe you should practice Taosim or bubbhism.
Yes I agree. He seems to have a certain innocence about him. He looks like a kind & gentle soul. He just needs a place for himself. I can't understand why he was on the streets for so long. I can't imagine that. The climate over there is very cold in winter & blazing hot in summer. Nobody should be left to suffer on the streets. It's inhumane. I don't know why nobody's helping him. He's not alcoholic, a drug addicts and he's not a criminal. He fled his violent parents who were beating him. I hope they feel shame bcz he's homeless directly bcz of them. They should have supported him more instead of beating him. They are cruel.
Useless god of yours let him suffer abuse at home and homeless for so many years.
Breaks my heart to see this. I'm glad people were willing to give him a job.
Based on his own testimonies and from people around him he seems to have a condition but life on the streets hardened him and his survival instincts overpowered his condition, shout out to the people who gave him an opportunity and taught him how to properly behave within society, you gave him some purpose and that's all we humans need sometimes.
i only hope I can meet such people soon :'(
@@abrahamdsl start by being kind to yourself, at the end of the day the only person who can sympathize with you and understand you is you. So, be good to yourself, good luck brother.
> shout out to the people who gave him an opportunity and taught him how to properly behave within society
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@@faithchang8313 Allah is the only real God
It is heart breaking to see a wonderful young man like this struggle to have basic necessities. I sincerely hope his future days are much better than his past. Stay strong Mr Chang. God Bless you!
Bless him for still living his life, being a free spirit and still volunteering to help others in his community ❤️
I think this homeless person has a lot going for him. He’s not on drugs, stays respectful, busy and clean. After 20 years on the street it would be hard for him to manage living in an apartment. The best solution for him would be to live in a group home where he could live his own life but with professional support staff.
NO! He needs his own accommodation - not in with a group. He may need a little assistance in the beginning to help him settle in, but he would be ok and do so much better like that. He may need home help to show him how to manage at first, then he will manage fine. Those places where they are in a group are not good. It can cause personality clashes and add more trouble. We all need our own place. I'm sure you would be horrified to be placed in a communal home. Don't suggest for others what you would never accept for yourself. They don't treat people right in those places. Never good!
@@johanna5688 I appreciate hearing your perspective. I notice that you posted in another comment that you think ‘all he really needs is to find a good wife to take him in’. Who knows, maybe you’re right? Maybe his friends can help enroll him in an online dating app to help him find someone? Although I think that most homeless people that are in relationships are dating another street dweller and basically ‘living together’ on the streets.
@@reFocusZone
No. I mean he should be introduced to someone by a relative, friend or employer who could recommend him. Dating apps are impersonal and a mixed bag. I'm saying nobody deserves to live on the streets and he seems to only need a chance and he will make a good husband to the right woman bcz he's a clean and hard working man. I feel that his other problems would fall away if he met someone and find happiness. It's what every person desires & it's what's missing in his life. If he takes up with a homeless woman, then his condition won't change & he'll continue to be homeless.
that’s a gross simplification of what a relationship and marriage is. Just because someone is hardworking and clean doesn’t mean that women is necessarily going to be attracted to him and vice versa. If you are gonna come back and say “that’s why I said the right woman”, i would repeat your own quote to not advise others what you wouldn’t accept for yourself. You seem to think progress in steps is not progress at all. Staying in a group home is a legitimate step towards having his own personal space. If he can’t afford the $140 per month price of a basic room even through working 2 jobs, what makes you think he’s even remotely capable of making this sudden stride? Sorry, i just dislike projection comments without considering the reality of situations.
I feel so bad for this man. He’s willing to work but housing is too expensive.
It’s the same in the United States. I live in a car and I work too.
In my opinion, the rich and powerful don’t seem to care about the poor or homeless.
I wish this man the best of luck and hope, one day, he can find a home.
I sincerely hope the same for you bro 👍
At least in Asian countries for the most part the homeless retain some amount of dignity and majority seem to be people who are legitimately unfortunate. In the US the vast majority of homeless are dysfunctional people who prefer to live in squalor and no amount of government assistance will change that.
The US is in the current decline that it is in because of its lack of immigration control and reckless printing of money that is causing horrendous inflation. These aren't problems that can be solved by "Taxing the rich" more.
give ete from korea $1000000 right now, Taipei building
In North America how can you house homeless people who are mentally ill and are addicted to drugs? Not all but a large % especially here in Vancouver Canada.
I hope the best for you ❤
Wow … what a heartbreaking story, and yet triumphant human spirit. May he and others in similar situations soon find true haven, acceptance and loving community!!! ❤
I have lived in Taipei. I rarely saw a homeless person. Once I gave an old seemingly homeless guy some money as he was resting near the MRT at Dongman station. He came after me and gave me some money. He was serious. He said I gave him too much. He gave me change. I thanked him. That would not happen in the U.S. or China. This dear man had integrity and a code that gave him self-respect.
You need to travel around the world more...
Wait what... All the homeless people literally sleep at Taipei Main Station... Unless the government recently decided to move them..??
You probably never been to Taipei train station. All you have to do is take a peek outside the building and be greeted by homeless residence. Same outside Taichung train station. These are the only two stations I visited in April 2023, don’t know about other location.
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Not all Homeless people are greedy
They just need some basic expenses
@@ALWH1314I don’t think you have been to any Taipei stations homeless aren’t there at most of the stations
Life has become a horror movie. It feels like I'm just living to pay bills and nothing else.
Capitalism in a nutshell fr
I know...💖
Be grateful you can do that! Some people aren't paid at all
He seems to have some mild mental disability...it's sad to hear his family mistreated him because of it. He's willing to work and with a bit of extra assistance could find suitable housing.
I pray he finds himself a home soon. ❤
I met a lot of homeless people in Taiwan, they were kind hearted souls
I wonder if his condition is the reason why he was mistreated at home and they didn’t even try to find him to take him home after he ran away. That is abandonment. Sad.
I have a family kid who is born with a condition, but that made us love him more and spoil him even more than other kids.
You have earned yourself a sub. Respect.
Keep up the great work.
He is clearly an able-bodied person and willing to work. This is the type of people that the government NEEDS to provide a heavily subsidized shelter if his story checks out. A good society is judged by how well they treat their poorest.
In the West today, politicians give more drugs to the addicts using tax payer money instead of force rehab and basic shelter. Homeless drug addicts become a big problem in many cities, people OD right on the street, calling 911 does nothing.
A sad story, so many in uk wouldn't even consider working- far too lazy even those who have good health. Good luck to this young man ... I wish him well. Thanks also to those that help him work. It's so important that he feels useful.
Seems like this man has undiagnosed autism- that is why change is hard for him and why his parents and him couldn’t get along. I feel bad for him. I think if he had the right help, he would be okay. Wishing his the best.
Back in 2008 and living there for 6 years, I dont think I ever encounter a homeless person. This is heartbreaking knowing now Taiwan has this problem nowdays. Hope he stay healthy always.
Hi Rick,
Me and my friend would like to help out the man in your video, Mr. Chang.
Could you kindly let us know the contacts of the charity organization that supports him or the restaurant where he works at?
Thank you very much
You can contact the charity organization 重修舊好 886.2.23707886 But they are off today (6/22). You can call them tomorrow. Thank you so much.
Can we get an update please
Were you able to help him? It looks like from the video he works at RaoHe Nightmarket.
imagine your family bully you, and strangers also bully you and you have no place to go..... yet he not given up and continue on living. many people need to learn from him.
My heart goes out to the person in the video who ran away from his home and has become a homeless for 20 years. It seems he never loses his marbles and the government can help him find a job and settle down in some places like a cheap hostel. If the government or the society did do something to help him he shouldn't have to live a yucky life like this.
the gap between poor and rich is widening.
tax system should be amended worldwide.
In capitalist countries modeled after the US, yes. You never see this in mainland China.
@darren6458 Inhale some copium, lil kid 😂😂😂😂
@darren6458 How much did the CIA brainwash you? Haha 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
He is an inspiration.
Please don't bully him. It hurts seeing him suffers 😢😢😢
😢 i know his pain.. ive lost my family an living in hardship in america.
Praise God for keeping him going!! ❤❤
At least he can see the dentist or visit a medical clinic when he needs to. At about US$12.50/month, he has health insurance provided by the government. Basic fee for dental procedure is US$5.00, ditto for medical clinics. 😊
Thanks for covering stories like his
You just got to feel bad for these people. Same problem in the states.
Don't have to feel bad for disposable people
@@fromis.9 one day you're disposable, too. No one is irreplaceable.
@@rosemuses7358 so why feel bad?
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You have a good attitude and are willing to work hard. I wish you a promising future.
I am currently sorry
Any billionaires in Taiwan who are watching this? If you have more money than you can spend in several lifetimes, please donate to the charities that provide housing for the homeless so that this hardworking guy has a place to rest peacefully at night. This is this person’s journey in life, but please offer help if you can. ❤
Why don’t you help out the ant in your kitchen that is working hard to survive? Surely you can spare some crumbs.
I'm a billionaire.
@@anderfu8273 So much pent up anger there.
It's always easier to ask someone ELSE to help out but never yourself do anything to help.
@@heythave What anger? I was making a point. The reason a billionaire isn't going to help this guy is the same reason you aren't going to help the ant.
2:54 He’s absolutely correct - the REAL problem is HOUSING. The gov’t is not doing any single damn thing about the rising costs of housing. I was previously looking at some apartment rentals in Taipei in case if I move there one day. But the ones that I’m looking for (the ones that best fit my housing needs) costs over $40K TWD per MONTH and that doesn’t include the monthly management fees. Even the most basic apartments without a stove costs around $20K TWD, which I may even have trouble forking out if I have a full time job there. Now to make matters worse, the more newer apartments being built today now costs between $50-100K TWD per month, which only celebrities, CEOs, and well-known doctors can afford. They said “It’s cheaper if you just buy it.” Well, let me tell you, if you are gonna buy it, prepare to fork over around the min of $20 million TWD.😢
I have been to Taipei twice and didn’t know there are homeless people in Taiwan. In the UK there are lots of homeless people
even in singapore there are homeless people.
You probably skipped Taipei Main station at all in those two trips you had
@@rayiscoolandawesome no I’ve been there on both trips to take the high speed rail but now I think about it I remember some homeless people outside, they’re just not very obvious
@@videocritical I stayed there as int'l student for two years and I could swear to god that they're literally sitting outside outside of the walls of the Taipei Main Station building all year round..another area is a Longshan Temple station, they're just massive number of old people sleeping rough near the station..I was there before COVID-19..maybe things have changed dramatically since then/or they could have been sheltered at anywhere in the country..
There are ton's of homeless in certain parts here. But it is rare to see someone so young without a home.
I wish him well. If I see him, I will give him some money.
Be strong and be of good courage brother
Can we help him?
Can somebody help this guy. Everybody deserve respect
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Homeless and black market is an excellent indicator of a gov't efficiency or priorities.
I hope one day he gets a permanent home.
Definitely better than being homeless in the US. Kinder people that helped him out.
Not bad mate, keep up the good work and may all the best wishes be with you :)
😢😢😢 life is cruel and unfair
I’ve worked in Taiwan for almost 6 years and seen a lot of homeless people.
I had a Taiwanese boyfriend before and he told me not to give money or anything to this kind of people because… as he said to me… they are just too lazy to find jobs. Do not pity them.
Maybe that’s just a lot of Taiwanese think.
人均3万美元的地方，又有多少人还像他一样躺在大街上呢，这个人是幸运的
被平均了。贫富差距很大。
Most homeless people work
Only problem is govt not helping much with housing
Taiwan government has a lot of policy helping homeless, however some people don't want to have a regular life.
应该像大陆一样，五保户全方面保障就行了，有吃有喝有医疗，最终负责安葬。
Their government should relocate him to the neighbouring city.
He should have no problem to settle down.
There's way more than 3,000 people homeless in Taiwan.
I don’t think it’s fair to say Taiwanese people generally see homeless people are lazy or unwilling to work. That generalization is why we have stereotypes.
Many are compassionate towards them although few understand their backgrounds.
Yes bro you right 👍👍 I completely agree with you but I get shock when i see homeless people in Taiwan wearing good quality of clothes. Are they purchase these clothes from self or from government subsidies
Poor guy. I hope he can find a wife soon. This should turn his life around. A woman who loves him, and he loves her. He seems very kind. He's very clean and well groomed. Nothing like homeless ppl usually are. He's an honest man but just needs a break. He's young with so much ahead of him. I wish him happiness and someone to help him along the way. I'm sure with his hard work and optimistic outlook in life that things are looking up for him. I'm surprised he's still out on the streets after so long. Why hasn't anyone taken him in? I wish him all the best.
Why would a wife be the solution? Wife can create more problems!?!? XD. I think he has enough ppl rooting for him already. Probably need to apply some sorta gov subsidies programs.
好物化女性的思維 講的彷彿女性是附屬品一樣
Can't his employer let him stay at the work place. All he need is a roof over his head. It is a win win situation. He can watch over the premises at night.
but 150 usd can get you one room
Someone please give him a job so he can rent a place to live and not be homeless.
if they are homeless because they are lazy, then the politicians should be the first ones to become homeless. What a selfish excuse to not help the ones in need.
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Depends on how you look at things. I have not seen parents who don't love their kids, but i have seen parents who don't know how to raise their kids. I have seen well behave kids but i have also seen kids who are just terrible.
So is this a story about life of homeless, or is it story about kids of terrible parents, or awful kids who ran away from home?
Regardless of how he became homeless, point is he is not lazy. Way too many people take their own good fortune for granted & think their privilege is entirely down to their own effort. Effort helps, but without good fortune there would still be no success.
@@L-K-K Hardworking doesn't always work. it takes money to nurture talent. I do agree fully with what you said but I was just merely pointing out the possibilities.
Does anyone feels that he sounded a little on the low intelligence? Probably that is also why he is a good target to be bullied as he probably can’t stand up for himself.
張先生，加油，我跟你差不多大
Uh, if the internet cafe costs $5 per day, that's $150 per month so the $140 room is cheaper...
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Some of these comments are so gross. Housing should be a human right, not dependent on whether you can or are willing to work. Privatizing and making shelter, food, and water a commodity is evil, full stop. Why does a person need to fit into our definition of what a 'good' or 'useful' member of society to have their humanity recognized? What is this eugenicist nonsense that focuses on ability to work and puts able-bodied, heteronormative, 'productive' people as being more worthy of support and housing.
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Hi from England, hope you get yourself salted out soon, be lucky,xie xie
Papa Wu, I hope it’s his real name! 😂
His surname is probably Wu. In Taiwan, it's an endearment term to call a guy with kids Papa or 老爸 even though he isn't your father. It's also the same as a young kid calling a middle-aged to older person aunt or uncle even though they might not be related.
@@user-um8wi5ym4y I know that. That’s why I’m hoping it’s not this case. I’m hoping it’s his real name!
@@yzhang333 That would be interesting
Clearly Mr Chang needs medical help, he have some mental health issues
Global issues
Homelessness
Govt not really helping
He can consider leaving Taipei and living in the countryside where expenses are lower & he might find a place to live. To have lived till his age alone out on the streets, he is a strong guy. Many people who have money just commit suicide for any reason. It is just about money = without it, people become "poor". There are westerners who went to live in Japan & they eat for free from growing their own food.
Okay listen if you live poor in poor country its okay but if you live poor in rich country its your fault
Taiwan would be better off if it joined with China mainland.
I think he is autistic, maybe if he can get proper diagnosis he can seek assistance from the government?
He is already diagnosed by doctors and is getting financial help from the government.
when it comes to the homeless, i wanna become a communist immediately . everyone in the world shoud have house to live in as long as their are nice
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貧窮是無家可歸者的主要因素，政府應該負起全部責任！🙏🏻
無家可歸的問題如果那麼容易解決，美國各大城市也不會滿街都是無家可歸的人了。
@@leechien6 你可以看看大陆是怎么做的：无家可归者肯定有，但比美国少太tmd得多了（原谅我爆粗口：人在SF，刚从NYC旅行回来）。
@@quietlives人家以民主国家自称，那能跟共产国家比嘛。 借Angelina Julie 一句 “ 他们也许失去所有， 但是他们得到了自由“.
無錯，先進既尾角連訓街都係佢哋既人權自由🎉
不要什麼事都要政府負起全部責任，太over 了！
He needs help getting a place to live
竹板儿一打霹雳啪，来把我们的社会想一想，公益观念刚刚才发了芽，孰轻孰重谁缓谁急费思量。
雨生如果还活着，或许会很失望
cold world
He pay government taxes ?
No, he is definitely within the tax free brackets.
everyone here pays taxes isnt that everywhere same
@@aqwsderxz some countries free of tax .
Houses in taiwan sucks
RL.
Homeless or run away from home? 🤔
He said he ran away from home and has since been homeless. Not surprising he ran away given the way he was treated.
Are you trying to say it would be better if he stayed at home and got beaten?
@@Ealsante read my reply again
Bro... he was abused, what you want him to do.. wtf have some sensitivity.. I know we are all online and shit but come on
@@janey1133 what a wicked family he has got for abusing him through beating. that's cruelty at its finest. i didn't realise that there are diabolic families around treating him like a dirty disposable rag.
Men should probably be supported a bit more in hardship as they are the ones who do dirty and harder work and when men are strong then the countries are strong too. Either way - Taiwan is a great country - people with good morals & friendliness.
丟臉丟到國外 好手好腳不去找工作 可悲
他好手好腳想要工作，你是沒看到?可悲
他有生病，不能做大部分工作，或者不能做一些重的工作，只能打打零工，帮人打扫卫生。没有技术，没有体力，其实很难生存的。社会需要帮他。
Working at a charity is not a real job 🙄
In the early 70s, I rented a furnished two bedroom apartment in Taipei for $30 US a month.
too long time ago
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