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International Edition
Tuesday November, 22, 2016 |
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For Dan Josephson, the younger generation has made it all the more clear that this island is soaking in green for the time being | ||
 | Jodie Yang strongly believes that there is no need to feel inferior being a Taiwanese because Taiwan is far more unique than other countries in different angles such as the community, friendliness and food.Courtesy of Jolie Yang | |
 | JC Chao explored the many differences between her homeland and Taiwan, and decided that this is the place she wants to continue her fight for a brighter future. 1 Comment | |
 | Ugur Rifat Karlova, a Turkish-born comedian, fell in love with this island after he arrived and decided this was the place where he wanted to develop as an entertainer. | |
 | Veronika Tomanova from the Czech Republic remembers when she first traveled to Taipei, having said goodbye to her family back home. She had her entire world packed into a 20-kilogram suitcase. 1 Comment | |
My name is Hsu Yeu-chi and like many of my fellow citizens from Macau, I love Taiwan as a tourist destination, especially for the wide range of authentic Japanese food it has to offer. | ||
 | Janet Lin shares her experience after attending a fashion event for the first time: Taipei IN Style. | |
While living and teaching English in Taiwan, Beth Dietrich has met many other foreigners -- some of them learn Chinese, to varying levels and abilities, and some of them don't. | ||
 | Emanuele Rossetti truly believes that he belongs to this culture and Taiwan is where he wants to live all his life. | |
 | A chaotic order in the streets of Taiwan draws Tatsuardo Chang in and makes him curious about the island's future. | |
