When you think of Taiwan, one building immediately comes to mind: Taipei 101. Towering over the city skyline, itโs a symbol of national pride, ambition, and modernity. But few people know that the skyscraper we know today almost looked completely differentโand its journey from concept to iconic landmark is a fascinating story. The Original Vision:… Continue reading How Taipei 101 Almost Looked Completely Different
When you think about Taiwanโs geographic proximity, most people would naturally assume that the islandโs closest neighbor is China. While this is true in many cases, Taiwanโs strategic position in East Asia means that its proximity to other countries can vary depending on where in Taiwan you are. Western Taiwan: Closer to China For much… Continue reading Which Country Is Closest to Taiwan?
When exploring Taiwan, one detail that will undoubtedly catch your eye is the animated pedestrian crossing signal known as Xiaolรผren (ๅฐ็ถ ไบบ), or โLittle Green Man.โ This iconic figure has become more than just a practical traffic aid; itโs a symbol of innovation, safety, and even a touch of whimsy in Taiwanโs urban landscape. A Bright… Continue reading Meet Xiaolรผren: Taiwanโs Beloved Little Green Man
Taiwan experiences a myriad of climatic patterns, making it a captivating subject for weather enthusiasts. In recent years, Ximao Shan (่ฅฟๅธฝๅฑฑ) in Yilan's Nan'ao Township has claimed the title of the rainiest place in Taiwan, showcasing an astonishing 12,027 millimeters of precipitation. Understanding Ximao Shan Ximao Shan's meteoric rise to becoming the rainiest place in… Continue reading Where is the Rainiest Place in Taiwan?
Taiwan, often celebrated for its economic prowess and high homeownership rates, is not immune to the global issue of homelessness. Despite boasting one of the lowest poverty rates worldwide, Taiwan faces a challenge concerning its homeless population. The vibrant capital city, Taipei, is particularly affected, with a growing number of individuals finding themselves without stable… Continue reading Are there Homeless in Taiwan?
Taiwan boasts a captivating linguistic tapestry shaped by a confluence of historical, cultural, and political forces. At the heart of this linguistic panorama is Mandarin Chinese, the official language since 1945 and spoken by an estimated 83.5% of the country today (study from 2010).
When exploring the streets of Taiwan, one cannot help but notice the impressive cleanliness that characterizes the country. However, amidst the neatness, there's a obvious absence of public trash cans. In this article, we delve into the intriguing question of why public trash cans are scarce in Taiwan and where one can find them.
The name "Taiwan," used today to refer to the East Asian country, also known as the Republic of China, has a history spanning more than 300 years. "Taiwan" is the romanization of the Chinese name for the island, which, in turn, originates from an indigenous aboriginal language.
Taiwan is well known for its high-performing education system; however, there is a dark side to it. Taiwanese students spend so much time at school that they usually donโt have time for anything else, affecting their well-being and social skills in the long term.
In this article, we'll delve into the fascinating world of computer chip manufacturing and explore the pivotal role that Taiwan plays in shaping this industry.
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