Indigenous Communities in Taiwan Call for Young People’s Return
As young people move out of the villages into the city for higher education and job opportunities, indigenous tribes struggle to pass on their culture to later generations.
Dear Netflix: Street Food Taiwan Is A Missed Opportunity
An open letter to Netflix Street Food: As much as we love seeing Taiwan in Western media, we think you could’ve done better.
Hopelessly Naive, Yet Beautifully Hopeful: “Our Youth in Taiwan”
Award winning director Fu Yue reflects on her documentary about youth and social movements in Taiwan. What kind of meaning and thoughts remain?
Soft Power, Diplomacy, and Finding Romance: Love Boat Taiwan
If you grew up Taiwanese in the US, chances are you have heard of “Love Boat.” A new documentary looks at the legacy of this soft power play for Taiwan.
A Baseball Star for All Taiwanese: The Chien-Ming Wang Documentary
“Whenever there’s Chien-Ming, that’s when the Taiwanese agree.” By Frank W. Chen, “Late Life: The Chien-Ming Wang Story” will open in New York on Oct. 26.
A Century in Hiding: The Sakizaya People of Taiwan
The Sakizaya is only recognized officially as an indigenous people in 2007, and until then only a handful of people knew that they even existed.