2018/11/19 |
Pre-Referenda LGBT Rights Rally Draws 100,000 in Taipei
Taiwan's LGBTQ rights movement is mobilizing ahead of referenda on marriage equality and gender equity education this Saturday.
2020/03/12 |
Taipei’s Pay Phones: A Relic of the Past?
Taipei's pay phones are slowly disappearing from the street view.
2019/12/10 |
Travel Back in Time With ‘Dadaocheng Museum’ This Weekend
The annual event “Dadaocheng Museum” will allow Taipei visitors to explores historical buildings that are usually closed off to the public.
2020/03/06 |
Anxious Chinese Consumers Expect Coronavirus Crisis to Last Until Summer
Chinese consumers are expecting the coronavirus to last until July despite local economists predicting a quick recovery in the second quarter.
2019/11/06 |
12 Stunning Hiking Trails in Pingtung, Southern Taiwan
Pingtung offers some of the most secluded and unexplored hiking trails in Taiwan. How many of them have you been to?
2019/07/18 |
Connecting With Cities Through Urban Sketching
Louis Barnard no longer takes photos to share with his family, opting instead to share intimate urban sketches to document Vietnamese culture.
2019/03/22 |
Taiwan Has Implemented Stricter Visa Rules for Vietnamese Tourists
Taiwan re-opened its Kuan Hung visa program for Vietnamese nationals this week, but the rules have been tightened following a high-profile case of missing Vietnamese tourists.
2018/11/02 |
Hong Kong's Siu-fung Law Is a Bodybuilder, Poet, and Genderqueer Icon
Siu-fung recalls her discovery of her non-binary gender identity through poetry and weightlifting.
2020/10/16 |
A Pirate House in the Matsu Islands Reimagined as Restaurant and Shop
Xiwei Peninsula opened its doors midsummer this year. It’s a small shop that can satisfy the stomachs of hungry travelers, along with offering imported and local goods for sale.
2020/02/26 |
A Coffee Shop Guide to Hsinchu, Taiwan's Fika Capital
Hsinchu perhaps deserves the nickname "Taiwan's fika capital," perfect for coffee lovers who like to enjoy a cozy afternoon.
2020/10/04 |
Traditional Markets: Extraordinary Witnesses of Ordinary Times
Forget about night markets. Traditional markets in Taipei are the best places to scout for cheap and delicious foods.
2019/06/18 |
Taking Taiwan's Progress to the Global Stage
Organizations in other Asian countries are looking to Taiwan to show the way forward for LGBT rights.
2018/10/19 |
New Board Game Lets Children Unmask Taiwan's Migrant Worker Woes
A new board game allows students to experience the difficult life choices and hardships of Taiwan’s migrant workers.
2018/10/01 |
Saluting a Grieving Vietnamese Father After His Son's Tragic Taiwan Death
A social worker with a Taiwanese NGO reflects on helping a man through the impossible grief of losing his son to preventable police violence in a faraway land.
2021/07/17 |
Follow Old-School Taipeiers Through Dalongdong
Like other settlements along the Tamsui River, Dalongdong was one of the first areas to develop in Taipei. It’s also a traditional gathering place for literary and artistic youth in Taipei.
2019/07/11 |
Why Become a YouTuber? Our Children Think It's Easy Money
If your children aspire to become a YouTuber, do they have what it takes to be successful?
2021/07/30 |
Mountain Hiking as Taiwan’s New National Pastime
Taiwan’s high mountains used to be closed to its citizens until the 1990s. Now, many are willing to take strenuous efforts to enjoy the high-altitude scenery.
2020/11/13 |
Open House: Top 10 Architectural Gems in Taipei
What are some of the most popular design spaces and architectural sites according to Taipei residents?