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True kungfu sitting in Taiwan, says martial artist
“Grand masters are the holders of thousands of forms, or katas in Japanese,” says David Gentile, who at the young age of…
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Italian trade rep: Taiwan's future is bright
Courtesy of Italian Economic, Trade and Cultural Promotion Office By Trista di Genova Originally published Sunday, January 18, 2009 in The China…
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Mystique, strange customs appear at Banciao art happening
Published in The China Post print version A place to inspire Van Gogh; a place of mystique and strange customs, of culinary…
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Dear Rosanne: My Western friends act like pigs in restaurants
Originally published in The China Post (but not online). Read more of Rosanne’s witty and hilarious columns for the culturally discombobulated on…
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Truly Taiwan's Treasure: Taitung, pure and natural
The China Post Now is the only time you will actually see a traffic jam in beautiful Taitung County, and for the…
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Expat Chat: 'OH, IF ONLY I COULD TEACH'
‘OH, IF ONLY I COULD TEACH’ Another huge hurdle here: teaching qualifications. Everything’s cool if you have a Bachelor’s degree from an…
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'Taiwan deserves to be discovered': French promoter
Abridged version of this article published in The China Post Jan. 11, 2009 Cedric Alviani’s title is general director of the non-profit…
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'Mr. Hockey' Confident of Sport's Future in Taiwan
“Mr. Hockey” Tommy Sullivan, who has led Taiwan to impressive victories as the national team coach, is confident in the future success…
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The Plight of the Visa Runner
Published Jan. 4, 2009 in The China Post Every month – unless you have a work permit that allows you to come…
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Lowdown on Shanghai: Installment 5
Low on the Hai 5. By Jonathan Chandler Exclusive for The Wild East After 60 years of communist rule and the scourge…
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"On Being Black in Taiwan"
Trista di Genova, The China Post Father Andre Mangongo is a priest with the Catholic Church from the Democratic Republic of Congo,…
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'Our Biggest Visa Hassles'
Trista di Genova, 0riginally published in The China Post on 14 Dec 2008. As per the request of our loyal Foreign Community…