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Taiwan’s government and its military were supportive of the series, too. The Presidential Office allowed the show to film on its premises, including a room where the president delivers addresses.

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Taiwan’s government and its military were supportive of the series, too. The Presidential Office allowed the show to film on its premises, including a room where the president delivers addresses.

The show also received funding from Taiwan’s Ministry of Culture. But Lo, the director, stressed it was part of a broader program to support the island’s film and TV industries.