Buddhaโs Birthday, also known as Buddha Day, stands as one of the central celebrations within the Buddhist religion, commemorating the birth of Prince Siddhartha Gautama, who later attained enlightenment and founded Buddhism. This festival holds the distinction of being the oldest international celebration honoring the birth of a historical figure. Traditionally observed on the eighth… Continue reading Buddhaโs Brithday Celebrations in Taiwan
The Tomb-Sweeping Festival, or Qingming Festival in Chinese (ๆธ ๆ็ฏ), is a significant traditional holiday in Taiwan, China, and some other Asian countries. It bears some resemblance to All Soulsโ Day in the West. On this day, the primary activity involves visiting cemeteries and cleaning the tombs of ancestors. Additionally, Qingming (ๆธ ๆ) in Chinese means โBrightness,โ… Continue reading Tomb-Sweeping Festival (Qingming Festival)
Experience the spine-chilling tale that captivated audiences worldwide with "Incantation," the Taiwanese movie that delves into the depths of a haunting true story. Inspired by a shocking incident that shook Taiwan to its core in 2005, this film takes viewers on a journey through the darkest corners of superstition and psychological unraveling. The Story Unveiled… Continue reading Incantation – The Taiwanese Movie Based on a True Story
Immerse yourself in a vibrant explosion of light, culture, and tradition at the 2025 Taiwan Lantern Festival โ a magnificent spectacle returning to the historical city of Tainan after a 16-year hiatus. From the 12th to the 23rd of February, prepare to be spellbound by artistic lanterns illuminating the cityscape, captivating performances, and a unique… Continue reading Taiwan Lantern Festival 2025
Taiwan, often referred to as "The Butterfly Kingdom," boasts an astonishing diversity of butterflies, making it a haven for enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. With over 377 recorded species, and some reports suggesting the number exceeds 400, Taiwan stands as a unique hotspot for butterfly biodiversity. In this article, we delve into the reasons behind… Continue reading Taiwan, aka The Butterfly Kingdom
Taiwan is a fascinating country with respect to linguistic matters. It is a multilingual nation that, similar to China, underwent a significant and forced sinicization of its linguistic landscape. However, after transitioning to democracy, the country witnessed a revival of local languages and the acceptance of diverse accents. This uniqueness makes Taiwan an exceptional place… Continue reading Three Types of Mandarin Spoken in Taiwan
From flags to birds, Taiwan, or more accurately the Republic of China, is a country replete with national symbols. A particular emblem that holds a strong presence, to the extent of being featured in the seal of the Presidential Office, is its national flower, the plum blossom. Let's delve into the history, symbolism, and unique… Continue reading Plum Blossom | National Flower of Taiwan
In the bustling city of Taipei, a unique legacy is carried forth by Kung Yu-jen (ๅญไฝไป), the 80th generation descendant of the great Chinese philosopher Confucius. Born on January 1, 2006, Kung Yu-jen is part of a distinguished lineage that traces its roots back through centuries, connecting directly to the teachings and wisdom of Confucius… Continue reading The Living Descendent of Confucius | Kung Yu-jen of Taiwan
In 2023, the event will take place on Saturday 18 October, and promises to be a grand celebration, aligning with the theme "Stand with Diversity" and showcasing Taiwan's ongoing commitment to love, acceptance, and equal rights for all.
Taiwan National Day, also known as Double Ten Day, is a significant public holiday celebrated on the 10th of October each year in Taiwan. This day marks the commemoration of the 1911 Wuchang Uprising, a pivotal event that led to the collapse of the Qing Dynasty and the establishment of the Republic of China (ROC).
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