The Global Entrepreneurship Congress Plus kicked off Sept. 26 at the Taipei International Convention Center, bringing together industry experts and policymakers from home and abroad to discuss methods of using smart technologies to strengthen business growth, innovation and sustainable development.
Writers from Indonesia, the Philippines and Vietnam were the winners at the 2018 Taiwan Literature Award for Migrants held Sept. 30 in Taipei City.
Taiwan Contemporary Culture Lab (C-Lab) was officially launched Aug. 18 at the site of the former air force command headquarters in Daan District of Taipei City, the Ministry of Culture announced.
Taiwan’s highest altitude museum opened Aug. 15 in a century-old building inside the Alishan National Forest Recreation Area in the southern county of Chiayi.
The Taiwan Culinary Exhibition wrapped up Aug. 13 at Taipei World Trade Center, with some 150,000 visitors attending the four-day event aimed at spotlighting local delicacies, food culture and produce, according to organizer Taiwan Visitors Association.
Radio Taiwan International (RTI) on Sunday hosted an Indonesian listeners' meeting in celebration of the 60th anniversary of the launch of its Indonesian service.
Taiwan went through a long period of authoritarian rule, and even though that is over three decades in the past, the work of transitional justice continues to prove difficult to get underway. Some of the reasons for this are a lack of consensus among the people, national values that are in chaos, and a number of social systems (and even constitutional values) that have yet to be fully established.
An international indigenous music festival will be held Aug. 3-4 by the Council of Indigenous Peoples (CIP) in Taitung, southeastern Taiwan, with indigenous music groups from seven countries participating, according to a statement released Wednesday by the CIP.
The month of April marks the approach of summer in Taiwan, yet in locations across the country, the ground is blanketed in what looks like snow. These are not snowflakes, of course, but a sea of white flowers that have dropped from the tung tree. This May snow, as the fallen petals are known, is the inspiration behind Taiwan’s Hakka Tung Blossom Festival, which kicks off in mid-April every year.
Tung blossoms are an iconic symbol of Hakka culture.
