61. Information About Taiwan, Information Division, Taipei Economic And Cultural Off Taipei Economic and culture Office in New York.This site provides information about Republic of China on taiwan, Visa, events, news, culture, Consulate Generals http://www.taipei.org/newpage/a-info2.htm

General Agriculture Arts Culture ... Transportation General The Republic of China Yearbook 2001 (Published in May 2001) Who's Who in the ROC-Taiwan 2001 (Published in May 2001) (Published in May 2001) The Republic of China at a Glance - Taiwan 2001 (Published in September 2001) What is "China" Today? (Published in November Statistical Data on the R.O.C. (Published in May 2002 A New Era Unfolds for the Republic of China on Taiwan (Published in October Images of Taiwan Agriculture T aiwan Agriculture Information Center Asian Vegetable Research and Development Center Arts Council for Cultural Affairs, Executive Yuan Taipei Fine Arts Museum Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts Culture Traditional Culture Taiwan's Festivals Council for Cultural Affairs, Executive Yuan The National Palace Museum Defense National Defense Diplomacy The ROC (Taiwan) in the UN: Promoting World Peace and Prosperity (Published in September 2001) Foreign Relations (Yearbook 2001) Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Republic of China International Cooperation and Development Fund Foreign Representative Offices in Taiwan Taiwan and International Organizations Economy The Story of Taiwan (Economy) Statutes for Development of Medium and Small Businesses Introduction Ministry of Economic Affairs, R.O.C.

62. Office D'Informations Du Gouvernement De La République De Chine Informations sur la politique, l'histoire, la culture et l'©conomie de taiwan. http://www.gio.gov.tw/info/nation/fr/

63. Taiwan Study Society At ASU The goals of the taiwan Study Society are to promote the history of taiwan; encourage exchange of taiwanese culture and tradition; discuss and debate current taiwan issues; obtain national recognition of all students and to enhance relations with American students as well as international students. http://www.asu.edu/studentprgms/orgs/tss/

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64. Photographs By Ai Photography from Japan and taiwan showing the culture, architecture, and nature of these countries. Includes photographs of waterfalls and fireworks. http://ai_iida.tripod.com/

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65. ¤å¤Æ¥xÆWµo®i¨ó· 提供台灣地方文化的相關資訊, 及多維社群區的連接。 http://www.culture-taiwan.org/

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66. Taiwan's Culture And Art taiwan s culture and Art. Diversity makes up taiwan s culture and arts. Modern art, as well as traditional art, aboriginal art, and folk art can be found. http://www.asianinfo.org/asianinfo/taiwan/pro-art.htm

Home About Us Search Back to Taiwan Taiwan's Culture and Art Diversity makes up Taiwan's culture and arts. Modern art, as well as traditional art, aboriginal art, and folk art can be found. The traditional Chinese fine arts are mainly comprised of calligraphy and tradition painting. Flower arranging, sculpture, cloisonne, jade carving and ceramics are other art forms in Taiwan. The film industry in Taiwan thrives and produces over 100 movies each year, some with international acclaim. Other performing arts include drama, Taiwanese and Chinese opera. Suggestions Organization Info Become a Sponsor Privacy Statement

67. TECO Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Houston, representing the interests of taiwan in the states of Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Mississippi. Has information on the six divisions consular, information, commercial, cultural, Chinese culture, and science. http://www.teco-us.org/houston.cfm

Home Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Houston About TECO-Houston The Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Houston (TECO-Houston) represents the interests of the Republic of China (Taiwan) in the states of Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Mississippi. The mission of TECO-Houston is to improve Taiwan-U.S. relations in this service area, while promoting the interests of both countries. To achieve this goal, TECO-Houston aims to strengthen ties with state and city governments, improving bilateral trade and economic relations, promote cultural exchanges and technological cooperation and enhance mutual understanding and goodwill. In addition, TECO-Houston assists, protects, and serves people from Taiwan living within its service area. Director-General Edward Feng Mr. Edward Feng has been the Director-General of TECO in Houston since August 1999. During his 24-years career as a diplomat of the Republic of China on Taiwan, he also served as Deputy Director-General at TECO in Seattle from 1997 to 1999, Director of Secretariat Division at TECO in Houston from 1992 to 1996 and Assistant at TECO in Honolulu from 1983-1989. On his assignment in the United States, Mr. Feng has served in numerous bilateral and multilateral unofficial diplomatic and consular functions, particularly those in Texas. His major achievements includes that the Texas State Government agreed to issue Foreign Organization license plates to ROC diplomats since 1997 when George W. Bush was the Governor. Mr. Feng also worked to realize the establishment of sister city relationships between Plano City in Texas and Hsin-Chu City in Taiwan in 2003.

68. Webb, Brian Stock images from taiwan (taiwanese and Chinese lifestyle and culture), Hong Kong, Macau, and Hawaii (Polynesian culture). http://stock.brianwebbphoto.com

69. Bristol Ch`an Group Formed in July 1989 following a teaching visit by the Venerable Ch'an Master Dr. Shengyen. Master Sheng-yen is Abbot of a monastery in taiwan and Head of the Institutes of Chung Hwa Buddhist culture in taiwan and New York. http://bristol-chan.co.uk/

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70. China Blocks Taiwanese Pop Culture Invasion CNN http://cnn.com/2002/WORLD/asiapcf/east/08/08/china.taiwan.pop.reut/index.html

71. The Story Of Taiwan-Culture Preface During the past 50 years, the ROC government has worked to further develop taiwan s culture by integrating its varied cultural background and fostering a new http://www.gio.gov.tw/info/taiwan-story/culture/edown/2.htm

Taiwan's special cultural heritage is the result of unique historical factors, including its interaction with the outside world, the dynamics of internal change in Chinese society, and the special ethnic make-up of the island's residents. A second major historical current that influenced Taiwan's cultural development was the social transformations taking place within China. The clash and fusion of Eastern and Western cultures that began in the 19th century coincided with China's social and cultural transition, when the centuries-old Han Chinese social system and values faced great challenges. China reacted in various ways, from the Hsin-hai Revolution of 1911, to the new culture movement and the tumultuous communist revolution. Taiwan also faced similar challenges with the departure of the Dutch in the 17th century and incorporation into the Chinese cultural system. A third trend affecting Taiwan's cultural development was the dynamics of the island's internal cultural integration. Over the centuries, the island has been influenced by its indigenous peoples, the Dutch presence, Han culture during the Ching dynasty, Japanese colonization, and European and American concepts of modernization. In time, these influences have gradually become intertwined in Taiwan's cultural diversity and richness. During the past 50 years, the ROC government has worked to further develop Taiwan's culture by integrating its varied cultural background and fostering a new path for development in an environment where the traditional coexists with the modern.

72. TSA Home Promotes the recognition of taiwan and introduces the culture to students. http://www.tsaberkeley.org/

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73. TCL Translate this page Research Unit on Taiwanese culture and Literature. (click to enter English version). Forschungsstelle für taiwanesische Kultur und Literatur. http://www.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/slc/taiwan.html

Research Unit on Taiwanese Culture and Literature (click to enter English version) Forschungsstelle für taiwanesische Kultur und Literatur (zur deutschen Version) Research Unit on Taiwanese Culture and Literature (click to enter English version) Forschungsstelle für taiwanesische Kultur und Literatur (zur deutschen Version)

74. Content Fulltext version of the book by Deszo Benedek of the culture of the Yami, a people of Malayo-Polynesian stock living in taiwan. http://www.uga.edu/~asian-lp/jpn_html/yami/content.html

Taiwan Aborigine Monograph Sreies 2. THE SONGS OF THE ANCESTORS A Comparative Study of Bashiic Folklore DEZSO BENEDEK Southern Materials Center, Inc. Taipei, ROC ISBN 957-638-057-X Contents Preface xiii Note on Language, Transcription, and Translation xiii Part 1: The Bashiic Cultures of Irala, Ivatan, and Itbayat Chapter 1: Yami Culture General Location, Name, and Cultural Affiliation Climate Population Subsistence Farming Fishing Manufactures Scheduling Cooperation Size of Organized Groups Social and Political Organization Marriage Ownership Leadership Territoriality Ceremonial Life Belief System Chapter 2: The Batanese Cultures Geography and Climate Subsistence Contact with the West The Cultural Split Batanes Folklore Chapter 3: The Common Origin of Bashiic Cultures Jar Burials Glass Beads Bashiic Linguistic Affinities Intercomprehension Wind Names in Irala and Itbayat Belief Systems Magic Taboo Diviners The Belief Systems of the Batanes Cultures Magic, Ritual, Taboo, and Myth

75. Index The goals of taiwanese Student Association are to provide service to taiwanese students; promote international recognition of taiwan; introduce taiwanese culture and tradition and the enhance relations with American students as well as international students. http://www.asu.edu/studentprgms/orgs/taiwan/

76. LookSmart - Directory - Taiwan - Culture And Amusements taiwan culture and Amusements - Find information about zoos, country clubs, museums, farms, art centers and other places of interest. http://search.looksmart.com/p/browse/us1/us317835/us317907/us62949/us10212175/us

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77. Mondo Taiwan - Culture: Betel Nut, KTV, And Perverts In taiwan, culture means betel nut, KTV, and perverts. Social criticism taiwanese ! Email me your thoughts on taiwan s culture. Please http://www.angelfire.com/mt/mondotaiwan/culture.html

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "angelfire.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Nothing visible above (except the warning) was put here by Mondo Taiwan CULTURE (Last update to this page: 8/11/2002) "The Way of Tea (and Slippers)" If you have the opportunity to visit the homes of some of the older residents of Taiwan, you're bound to get a stronger taste of the culture. You'll probably have to take off your shoes at the front door and put on plastic slippers. You'll curiously view shrines erected for the purpose of paying respects to their ancestors. You'll be invited to drink cup after cup (after cup...) of delicious, scalding oolong ("dark dragon") tea. You'll be praised on your perfect Chinese pronunciation after having only said "Hello." You might find some things that are simply confusing. Other things may make you laugh. You'll also surely experience a few things that you might find unpleasant or even impossible to endure. Of course, the concept of "face" common to many Asian cultures creates a denial factor so great that it prevents many Taiwanese from even owing up to some of the "less cultural" elements of the local culture (see several examples below) so that they can do something to improve them. The movie Mondo Cane from which the name of this website is derived mentioned dog meat as a Taiwanese delicacy in 1962. I photographed a restaurant that still served dog meat in the year 2000. Eating dog meat was only outlawed in 2001, and I'd bet that a lot of those restaurants are still in business.

78. Taiwan Information the Harvest Festival (Smatto), the Worship of Hunting (Mabuasu), spiritual rituals, totemism, and snake worship, give an extra dimension to taiwan s culture. http://www.asia-planet.net/taiwan/culture.htm

Introduction Taiwan Information Taiwan Travel Tips Special Interests ... Sightseeing and Attractions Taiwan Information General People Nature Climate Culture Cuisine Religion Major Cities How to come ... Colonial Culture Culture WELCOME TO TAIWAN - A MELTING POT OF DIFFERENT CULTURES If this is your first visit to Taiwan, you will most certainly be amazed at the diversity of things this beautiful island has to offer, as a rich historical background has provided Taiwan with a multifaceted culture. People from many different places and backgrounds, such as Taiwan's indigenous people, the southern Fujianese from early China, Hakka immigrants, the Dutch, Spanish, and Japanese, and the recent immigrants from mainland China. have all played a role in Taiwan's development. While gradually developing a new culture indigenous to Taiwan, they also held on to their respective customs and traditions; as a result, you will be able to sample indigenous, Taiwanese, and Chinese cultures and even find traces left by the Dutch and the Japanese when traveling in Taiwan. CHINESE CULTURE Taiwan forms the center of Chinese art and culture, which is not only obvious from the exhaustive collection of cultural relics from past dynasties exhibited in the famous National Palace Museum, but can also be perfectly illustrated by the traditional architecture and folk art found in Taiwan.

79. Special Interests Consequently, customs and traditions that make up taiwan s culture as we know it today are extremely vivid and cross different cultures. http://www.asia-planet.net/taiwan/culture-heritage.htm

Introduction Taiwan Information Taiwan Travel Tips Special Interests ... Sightseeing and Attractions Special Interests Gourmet Guide Culture and Heritage Hot Springs Adventure Offshore Islands Ecotourism ... Rail Tour Culture and Heritage During its long history, prehistoric people, aborigines, Dutch, Spanish, Japanese, and Han Chinese have successively populated Taiwan, creating a varied culture and developing different local customs and traditions along the way. When visiting Taiwan, you will be able to come in touch with all aspects of this beautiful island's multifaceted culture! Next to these cultural remnants, Taiwan also offers a unique collection of art expression, such as Sanyi's wooden carvings, Yinggo's pottery and Kinmen's ceramics factory. Another important aspect of culture are the many holidays and festivals that the Taiwanese celebrate so passionately and devotedly, such as Chinese New Year, the Mid-Autumn Festival, the Tomb Festival, the Festival of Dead Spirits and temple festivals. By watching or even participating in these celebrations, one can get a better understanding of the people's cultural background and the historical significance thereof. We would like to invite you to come to Taiwan, travel through time and go on a journey of past civilizations, relive the past by inhaling the typical atmosphere and going through these cultural treasures.

80. Taiwan / Taiwan :: Culture & Tourism Links : Kulturális és Idegenforgalmi Link International catalogue of culture and tourism. Internationaler kultureller und touristischer Katalog. Nemzetközi kulturális és idegenforgalmi katalógus. http://katalogus.kulturinfo.hu/tw.html

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