What were they waiting for? Not a rock concert. Not a soccer match. Remarkably, they were staking out a spot for a contemporary dance performance. That’s because in Taiwan, contemporary dance is ...

Taipei – Swinging side-to-side to a Chinese ditty, Taiwanese teenagers and children performed at a recent night market competition, showing off their loose-limbed moves while executing the viral ...

TAIPEI — Swinging side-to-side to a Chinese ditty, Taiwanese teenagers and kids performed at a recent night market competition, showing off their loose-limbed moves while executing the viral “subject ...

SWINGING side to side to a Chinese ditty, Taiwanese teenagers and kids performed at a recent night market competition, showing off their loose-limbed moves while executing the viral “subject three” ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Cloud Gate Dance Theater holds a special place in the country’s cultural life. Now its founder is passing the torch to a new generation. By Roslyn ...

Former US President Jimmy Carter’s decision to switch diplomatic recognition from Taipei to Beijing sent shockwaves through Taiwan when it was announced in late 1978. With grave existential concerns ...

A couple in Taiwan have ignited controversy after hiring two pole dancers to perform outside their son’s secondary school to mark his graduation. The performance took place in mid-June outside ...

Reporting from TAIPEI, Taiwan — A dance performance inspired by the life cycle of rice doesn’t sound like the kind of sensual show that would necessitate a warning to parents about “mature content” ...

TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — A new Taiwan children’s reality TV show, “Action! Kids,” is looking for the nation’s new, up-and-coming film directors and video makers. Fifth- and sixth-grade kids (ages 11-12) ...

TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — A new Taiwan children’s reality TV show, “Action! Kids,” is looking for the nation’s new, up-and-coming film directors and video makers. Fifth- and sixth-grade kids (ages 11-12) ...

“I don’t like Chinese,” announced my 8-year-old. (Ironically, in Chinese. That softened the blow.) I knew this day would come, when my American-born, half-Taiwanese children would reject the language ...