The China Post September 27, 2011 The China Post news staff –Anti-gambling groups have mounted a new campaign to oppose legalizing casinos in Taiwan or on any of the offshore islands, blasting the government for taking a one-sided position with a plan to turn the Republic of China into something like the “republic of...
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The China Post September 27, 2011 The China Post news staff–The National Palace Museum (NPM) yesterday honored 30 budding designers in an award ceremony, conferring the top honor on two designers whose joint entry was inspired by a Tang Dynasty calligraphy piece.    
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The China Post September 27, 2011 The China Post news staff–As current legal restrictions against prostitution will expire on Nov. 6, two years after they were declared unconstitutional, Taiwan may face the plight of having no relevant regulations in place if amendments are not legalized before the deadline, according to the Ministry of the...
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The China Post September 27, 2011 The deficit for the 2012 budget has decreased by 33.1 percent to NT$114.6 billion, the third consecutive decline, which shows the annual budget drafted by the cabinet for next year is well-planned and appropriate for the long-term development of Taiwan, Premier Wu Den-yih announced yesterday.    
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International Business Times By Megan Jett The New Taipei City Museum of Art (NCArt) should propose a new paradigm for celebrating art in Taipei, one that brings lifestyle, art, recreation and education together to celebrate the vibrant cultural identity of the community. The fusion of art with all aspects of one’s daily experience is...
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