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When summer vacation comes around this year, untold numbers of kids will celebrate the last day of school by grabbing a smart-phone,…
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When summer vacation comes around this year, untold numbers of kids will celebrate the last day of school by grabbing a smart-phone,…
(translated by 吳耀翰) Because Taipei city is such that the residential always mixes with the commercial, and since commercial buildings here often…
– A Young Canadian’s View on Why Taiwan is So Safe – By Rebecca G. Kehl When I was 17 and a…
In Taiwan, April 5 is a public holiday to celebrate the traditional Chinese festival of Qingming, also known as Tomb Sweeping Day.…
Thousands of people braved the cold and rain around Taiwan today, Saturday March 12, 2016, the day after the fifth anniversary of…
Power, power, power… 🙂 What is it, where does it come from, and what do we do with it? 力量、力量、力量…它究竟是甚麼,它從哪裡來,我們可以用力量做甚麼? When you…
Taipei residents are somewhat embarrassed, and slightly disgusted by the Taipei City Government’s choice of mascot for this year’s lantern festival. The…
My love affair with Taiwan has been reconfirmed… Old Taiwan may possibly have dropped the ball, Mother Nature exasperated the problem, but…
The Wild East / Editorial The Taiwan media is notorious for being lame and vacuous, heavily relying on lightweight ‘coverage’ of food stories…
It’s a little over 12 hours since a 6.4 magnitude earthquake rattled the southern area of Taiwan and wreaked destruction on the…
As you land in Macau, it feels as if the plane is going to touch down on water. The airport, like a…
The Wild East recently caught up with American comedy writer, artist and now singer/musician Trista di Genova, who is following her…