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Taiwanese Celebrities Come Under Fire from Chinese Netizens for Congratulating Olympics Athletes

EnglishLife
·August 3, 2021·4 min read
Singer-songwriter Jolin Tsai and television host Xiao S, whose real name is Dee Hsu, are among the Taiwanese celebrities to have come under fire after expressing support for Taiwanese athletes at the Olympics. This proves the latest sporting incident in which identity issues between Taiwan and China have been flagged, with scrutiny occurring over posts on platforms banned in China Read More

Taiwan Reliant on Voluntary Measures to Contain COVID-19

EnglishLife
·May 28, 2022·3 min read
As COVID-19 spreads throughout Taiwan as part of the current outbreak, what may be particularly of note is the degree to which the outbreak has interfaced with personal behavior Read More

When in Taiwan: The Color of Your Skin

EnglishLife
·April 13, 2021·18 min read
To be a child of globalization comes with an inconceivable sense of perpetual displacement—a disturbance of sort: the fault lines between distant societies or “civilizations” are deeply felt in the space you occupy, the people you interact with, and the commonplace cross-cultural misunderstandings you observe Read More

Which Ways Forward for Green Politics in Taiwan?

BooksEnglishLife
·March 16, 2021·3 min read
Dafydd Fell’s recent academic monograph, Taiwan’s Green Parties: Alternative Politics in Taiwan, is not to be missed for those who are interested in or who study party politics in Taiwan. Drawing on close to a decade of research and observation, the book details the ebbs and flows, as well as the transformations, experienced by the Green Party in Taiwan since its founding. The book also focuses on the Social Democratic Party and Trees Party as Green Parties Read More

Why Would Jaw Shaw-kong Urge China to Deny Reports of Pressure on Mayday?

EnglishLifeMusic
·December 29, 2023·3 min read
A Reuters report stating that Taiwanese band Mayday was pressured by Chinese authorities, citing an anonymous source, has become an object of political contestation in Taiwan Read More

The KMT Enters the Metaverse…With Chiang Kai-shek NFTs

EnglishLife
·January 18, 2022·3 min read
The latest of the KMT’s desperate attempts to appeal to people proves a funny one–Chiang Kai-Shek NFTs. More specifically, a recent initiative of the KMT to try and raise funds for the party has been turning a decorative saber owned by Chiang Kai-shek into an NFT Read More

The Cross-Straits Politics of Global Panda Health

EnglishLife
·October 7, 2022·3 min read
Tuan Tuan, one of four giant pandas displayed in the Taipei Zoo, has become ill with brain lesions. MRI imagery from late September shows that Tuan Tuan has local large-scale necrosis and edema on the left-side of his brain. There is local small-scale edema on the right side of his brain.  Read More

Bad Taiwan Takes: Donald Trump on Taiwan “Stealing Jobs” from the US

EnglishLife
·July 29, 2023·2 min read
Recent comments by former President US Donald Trump on Fox News lashed out at Taiwan Read More

Review: Lalaland by 1300

EnglishLife
·October 8, 2023·1 min read
Lalaland, by 1300, is a hypnotizing listen. Backed by a thumping backbeat, the track alternates between vocal textures by the members of 1300 in turn. Though clocking in only at three minutes and thirty seconds, the track proves a many-layered one, unfolding through narratively different vocal sections Read More

National Day Logo Draws Criticisms, Mockery

EnglishLife
·September 4, 2024·2 min read
The new logo for National Day was unveiled earlier this week. However, the logo proved a far cry from the modernist designs of the preceding years, in that the National Day logo took the form of a red and blue logo with a plum blossom in the middle. The plum blossom is the national flower of Taiwan Read More

評論:漂泊的巴黎

EnglishLife
·May 21, 2022·1 min read
艾先生的作品對時尚所做出的評註,正是讓人眼睛為之一亮的地方。他的攝影作品是戶外經過了風吹雨打的時尚海報,這些海報想要表達的時尚宣言,看起來很空虛。 Read More

The Ingenious Nobuyoshi Araki Reenactments: Manbo Key, Transgression of Queer 

ArtEnglishEventsLife
·March 8, 2023·16 min read
Regarding Japanese photographer, contemporary artist Nobuyoshi Araki, I will discuss how the latecomers—Ren Hang, the Chinese photographer, and Manbo Key, Taiwanese photographer influenced by Araki, reenact his transgression but at the same time create something novel Read More
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