Taiwanese Music and the World: Interview with FireEX
They’re not like anyone else. They are FireEX (滅火器), an indie band that has become a symbol for youth empowerment and activism in Taiwan.
The Witches of Beitou: Folklore, History, and Taiwanese Superheroes
The online comic “Pataauw: The Witches of Beitou” follows seven girls living in Taipei–ordinary cosmopolitan ladies, except that each of them carries indigenous ancient powers.
A New Beginning in Taiwan
A New Beginning in Taiwan Chieh-Ting Yeh Chieh-Ting Yeh is the co-founder of Ketagalan Media. After working in think tanks and political parties in London and Taipei, he earned his law degree from Harvard. He has been a long time thinker of Taiwan’s...
台灣與世界再接軌—小說、電影，金屬樂
文化是一個國家在國際社群尋求身份認同時重要的工具之一，近來隨著美國文化在亞洲的影響力一點點崩解，對於在國際上被孤立、主權不被承認的台灣而言，無疑開啟了新契機。
A Gay Pastor in Taiwan Bridging LGBT and Christian Communities
Taiwan’s Christian community has been more vocal and visible than ever in the past 18 months, as the topic of marriage equality continues to be at the center of social discussion. Making up roughly 4.5% of the total population, the conservative factions within the...
Taiwanese Music on the World Stage: Mia Yen and Taiwanese Waves
In the summer of 2016, some 4,500 people in New York were introduced to Taiwanese music, possible because of Ms. Mia Min Yen, the founder and organizer of Taiwanese Waves.