Lighting up Taiwan, Inspiring Asia
The film for the 105th National Day of the Republic of China (Taiwan), Lighting up Taiwan, Inspiring Asia, celebrates the value of humanism. With Tsai Ing-wen becoming the first female president of the Republic...
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Brown University – Transpacific Taiwan: An International Symposium
Time: 14 Nov. 2016(Monday) 10am – 4:30pm Place: Joukowsky Forum, Watson Institute This symposium turns to Taiwan as a case for understanding the political, social, and cultural dynamics of the Transpacific as a historical...
Living in Taiwan – Transportation
From Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport to Taipei When you arrive at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport, you have several transportation choices to Taipei, including bus, taxi and the shuttle bus to Taiwan High Speed Rail....
Living in Taiwan – Accommodations
Hotel/Hostel YMCA 臺北青年國際旅館: www.ymcahotel.tw/about_en.php 救國團劍潭青年活動中心: chientan.cyh.org.tw 中華民國國際青年之家協會Hosteling International: www.yh.org.tw/en/index.asp
Living in Taiwan – Living Cost
Daily living expenses in Taiwan depends on individual tastes and requirements. The cost of living in Taipei City is the highest among cities. Generally, daily expenditures in northern Taiwan are higher than mid or...
Living in Taiwan
Transportation The railway network along the coastline is another economic option for traveling around Taiwan. There are four classes of passenger seats: Tze-chiang, Chu-kuang, Fu-hsing and economy Traveling by train is recommended on
Brief of Taiwan
History The name “Taiwan, “meaning “terraced bay,” was first used in 1430 by Admiral Cheng Ho of the Ming court. In the 16th century, the Portuguese named the island “Ilha Formosa” meaning “Beautiful Island.”
Fascinating Taiwan
Taiwan is a modern, free, democratic society whose people are hardworking, fun-loving, educated and friendly. While eagerly embracing the future, the people of Taiwan hold onto traditional values and ideals. The family, including ancestors,...
Inspiration and Appreciation: Two Weeks in Taiwan
This two-week program based in Taipei introduces American undergraduate students to Taiwanese and Chinese culture, as well as provides some exposure to the Mandarin language. Students take classes in Chinese, local history, politics,
AC PARTNERS WITH THE TAIWAN MINISTRY OF EDUCATION TO FUND 160 AMERICAN STUDENTS TO STUDY IN TAIWAN
(From left to right) Dr. Dan E. Davidson, Dr. Lucia Lin and Dr. Ming-Ling Yang (News and photo are provided by American Councils, original news link: AC PARTNERS WITH THE TAIWAN MINISTRY OF EDUCATION TO FUND 160...