As winter deepens and the renewal of spring waits around the corner, a few Hakka festivals are coming up to offer everyone good times and cultural insights; they are introduced below in chronological order: ...

In celebration of the Republic of China (中華民國) centenary, the National Youth Commission (NYC, 青年輔導委員會) has its own way of celebrating the special year for the youth.

The American Chamber of Commerce in Taipei marked a major milestone in 2011 when it commemorated the passage of 60 years since its founding – a particularly significant span of time on the Chinese calendar.

Bill Wiseman, the incumbent Chairman of AmCham Taipei, was re-elected by acclamation by the Board of Governors to serve a second term in 2012.

As part of its 60th Anniversary celebrations this year, AmCham Taipei has been spotlighting its accomplishments over the past six decades, particularly the contributions that the Chamber and its member companies have made to Taiwan's economic development.

Children in Taiwan are familiar with school uniforms. From pre-school to senior high school, students wear uniforms almost every day. This means of identification has become a part of Taiwanese people's collective memory, especially during their youthful days.

The Hsinchu Science Park (HSP, 新竹科學工業園區) was established in 1980 as the first of its kind in Taiwan. It has since become the “Silicon Valley” of the East and the center of high-tech industries on the island.

The days have become short and the weather has become colder so that one needs a jacket to go outside. Winter is here.

Tens of thousands of visitors visited National Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall (中正紀念堂) square yesterday for this year's International Migrants Day (國際移民日).

For the third straight year, the government pledged to protect the rights of migrants in the country and promote cultural diversity in a diversified Taiwan. Hsieh Li-kung (謝立功), director-general of the National Immigration Agency (NIA) told The China Post that the rights of migrants has become one of the most important issues facing Taiwan's current population.