Asian Week January 7, 2011 By Tiffany Leung Jay Chou, a multi-talented and beloved Taiwanese superstar who has sold more than 28 million albums worldwide, makes his American film debut as legendary sidekick Kato in the highly anticipated action comedy – The Green Hornet, out in theaters this month. Clad in a stylish black...
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The China Post December 29, 2010 The nation’s first International Tourist Theater, complete with a state-of-the-arts revolving gallery, has finally been constructed at Taroko Gorge, Hualien County’s tourist Mecca, the Tourism Department of the Hualien County Government announced yesterday. Internationally renowned, heavyweight Taiwanese director Stan Lai and multiple award-winning architect Kris Yao came together...
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It’s been a good year for music, dance, theater, film, books and dining. Read on for some of the best things heard, seen, read and eaten Taipei Times Dec 30, 2010 By Ho Yi  /  Staff Reporter In Seven Days in Heaven, nonprofessional actors added a dose of realism that contrasted with the comic...
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Focus Taiwan 2010/12/25 Taipei, Dec. 25 (CNA) Audiences will be surprised and touched by an upcoming dance performance by a group of non-dancers whose passion will make their dream of being dancers come true, Taiwanese choreographer Cheng Tsung-lung said Saturday. Cheng, an emerging choreographer and former dancer with Cloud Gate Dance Theatre, has been...
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The Chins Post December 26, 2010 TAIPEI — A concert celebrating the approaching New Year’s Eve will be held this year for the first time especially for Chinese tour groups visiting Taiwan. The event was initiated after the number of Chinese travelers to Taiwan in November and December fell by about 20 percent from...
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