Travel
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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"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,…
Travel
'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…
Opinion
China Warns Web Media and Bloggers: Beijing is watching.
Cartoon by Nicholson from “The Australian” newspaper: www.nicholsoncartoons.com.au China’s foreign ministry warned Tuesday December 16 that websites referring to Taiwan and China…
Politics
State of the Strait, 08: Beijing-Taipei Dialogues
As 2008 draws to a close it’s worth looking at the results of the first nine months of the Chinese Nationalist Party…
Culture
'One Thing I'd Change About Taiwan'
Kyle Sveinson, 28, is from Winnipeg, Canada. He teaches English for a living, and is the producer and a member of the…
News
ROC, Aussie ties ‘dynamic,’ says rep
Published 11/23/08 in The China Post TAIPEI, Taiwan – Alice Cawte heads up the Australian Commerce and Industry Office (ACIO). She studied…
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Film to focus on 'Taiwan Daughter' Camille Chen
Trista di Genova The China Post Damon Chang, 28, has produced three feature films including Gary Busey triller “Halletsville,” “Meet the Bulldogs”…
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Job market tighter for some foreign teachers in Taiwan
Maggie Cieslukowski arrived from Quebec last week armed with some tutoring experience and a TESL, and is finding landing a teaching job…
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Taiwan Sun Power Shines through Gloomy Economic Forecasts
Taiwan has long been known for making silicon wafers for computer memory chips. Now Green Energy Company (TPE: 3519) is investing in…
News
Bicycles Boom in Tough Economic Times
Article by Phillip Charlier Picture by Trista di Genova While a lot of industries are facing problems in today’s tough economy, Taiwan’s…
Opinion
Taiwan Military Walks a Fine Line
This week, the Taiwan military looks like a pawn in the chess game of global geo-military politics. The September 22-26 Han Kuang…