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.
“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.
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.
A packaged tour through Pingtung’s Rukai villages is food for thought on how to balance indigenous culture immersion with commercial tourism.
“Taitung Bunun Youth” hopes that it can create a new movement for the youth to access and find ownership of their Bunun culture.
We interview Joyce Bergvelt, author of Lord of Formosa, a novel based on the life of Koxinga, who ruled Taiwan after defeating the Dutch colony in Tainan.
Soccer stars Tim Chow and Xavier Chen, who plays professionally in Europe, say that Taiwan’s football movement starts now, from the grassroots.