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Northern Taiwan’s New Aesthetic Gateway to the World The Danjiang Bridge

An Unprecedented Architectural Marvel

On May 12, 2026, the Danjiang Bridge, connecting Tamsui and Bali in northern Taiwan, will officially open to traffic. Designed by the renowned Zaha Hadid Architects, this world-class structure was recognized by CNN in 2025 as one of the great buildings “set to shape the world.” It not only rev......

A Historic First for Taiwanese Literature

Yang Shuang-zi’s Taiwan Travelogue Shortlisted for the International Booker Prize

Hot on the heels of winning the 2024 U.S. National Book Award for Translated Literature, Taiwanese author Yang Shuang-zi's novel Taiwan Travelogue has achieved yet another global milestone. On March 31, it was announced as one of six finalists shortlisted for the prestigious International Book......

The Eswatini Cultural Festival:

An Exchange of Goodwill and Friendship

While cutting the ribbon to open the “Eswatini Cultural Festival” at Farglory U-TOWN in New Taipei City’s Xizhi District on March 23, Minister of Foreign Affairs Lin Chia-lung announced that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) will establish a Diplomatic Allies Prosperity Economic and Trade......

Taiwan–Malaysia Relations:

A Long-Running Two-Way Dialogue

For Taiwanese, who are accustomed to looking north, Malaysia, to the south, is a country that is close yet distant, familiar yet different. While there are some similarities in our cultural origins, in character we are quite distinct. Aznifah Isnariah Binti Abdul Ghani, Malaysia’s Representati......

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A New Approach to Organic and Eco

-Friendly Agriculture

Organic agriculture in Taiwan is currently transitioning to a new model that moves beyond “subtraction” (no use of pesticides) to “addition” (constructing symbiotic ecological communities).......

Rural Renaissance:

From Rustic Fare to Fine Local Dining

What is Taiwanese cuisine? It’s a tough question for Taiwanese to answer, because the term “Taiwanese flavors” has never been singular. Every 20 or 30 kilometers, the climate, crops, and community memories change. Taipei’s Wanhua District, for instance, has inherited the tradition of Quanzhou ......

Mt. Bagua Buddha

The Great Buddha that gazes out over the Changhua Plain from the slopes of Mt. Bagua embodies religious faith and historical memory. Strolling here, one can not only pray for blessings but also feel a profound sense of peace.......

Reading Taiwan in a Green Shade

A Stroll Through the Taipei Botanical Garden

Is there a more effective way to learn about Taiwan than visiting the Taipei Botanical Garden? Botanist Tung Gene-sheng, who has visited some 30 botanical gardens across the world, says that the Taipei Botanical Garden boasts plants reminiscent of the Age of Discovery and preserves the legacie......