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Half a Century of Human-Centric Healthcare

Taiwan ranked No. 1 globally for the second straight year in the 2025 Numbeo Health Care Index. This performance is not a simple reflection of Taiwan’s advanced medical equipment and technologies; more importantly, it also reflects the fact that for a half century Taiwanese society has consist......

Half a Century of Reporting on Southeast Asia

A Taiwan Panorama article represents the up-close observations of contemporaneous social phenomena by a reporter. If the same subject can be pursued in depth continually for several decades, we may gain some understanding of the overall developments and trends in society.......

50 Years in Pictures:

A Journey Back in Time

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Let’s Rock!

Taiwanese Heavy Metal Shreds in Finland

Taiwan and Finland are separated by 8,000 kilometers of distance and 40 degrees of latitude, but both adhere to the universal values of human rights, freedom, and democracy. Another thing that Taiwan and Finland have in common is heavy metal music. Representative Freddy Lim of the Taipei Repre......

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On the Right Track:

The Delights of Taiwan’s Tourist Trains

Eiji Mitooka, known as the father of specialty trains in Japan, once said: “Riding the train can itself be the purpose of a journey.” In recent years, a number of special tourist trains have been launched in Taiwan, with stylish carriage interiors, exquisite meals, and cordial, professional st......

Architectural Beauty:

Interplays of Lines, Light, and Space

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Protecting Taiwan’s

Stone Fish Weirs

There are 609 stone fish weirs in Penghu County alone, their dikes extending over 133 kilometers. In particular, Jibei Island has 101 existing fish weirs, giving it the highest concentration of such structures in the world. Groups of fish weirs that date back over 300 years in places like Peng......

A Green Trail

Along the Jianqing Huaigu Trail in the Taipingshan National Forest Recreation Area lies a section of an abandoned logging railway, now overgrown with moss and ferns. Wandering through the wild scene, we find ourselves transported back to a part of history that has been reclaimed by nature.......