Language Diplomacy and Bilingual Ambitions in Taiwan
Taiwan’s “Bilingual Nation by 2030” policy, while an impressive goal, would benefit from better communication between levels of government and simpler, more immediate objectives.
Seqalu: A New Page for Taiwan Historical Dramas
Why has Seqalu: Formosa 1867, which is based on true events in Taiwan’s lesser-known history, become a phenomenon in Taiwan?
Intertwined Narratives: A Survey of Books on Taiwanese History
What are the best books on general Taiwanese history? They offer clear timelines for beginners, as well as dive into the local culture.
Soft Power in Action: The Power of Protest Songs in Nigeria and Taiwan
Protest music in both Taiwan and Nigeria describe the power of young people at very different stages of the democratization process.
Innovative Online SOAS Taiwan Studies Summer School Open to All
The Taiwan Studies department of the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London (SOAS) will hold their summer school online from June 28 to July 2.
Love And Family In the Time of COVID-19
Real stories of love and family from a quarantine hotel in Taipei as reported by political staffer Wu Cheng, who was quarantined at the same hotel himself.