“Map of Taiwan and Pescadores,” a Qing dynasty (1644-1911) map of Taiwan’s Penghu Archipelago, is on display in the “Connected...
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A Qing dynasty (1644-1911) artist’s painting of European flowers is on display at an exhibition “The Emperors’ Moving Gardens” running until Sept. 22 at the National Palace Museum in Taipei City. Identification of the subjects by academics and experts from National Taiwan University and the Ministry of Agriculture as well as specimen samples enrich the event. (Courtesy of NPM)
“Map of Taiwan and Pescadores,” a Qing dynasty (1644-1911) map of Taiwan’s Penghu Archipelago, is on display in the “Connected...
A poem by Emperor Qianlong in the Qing dynasty (1644-1911) celebrating the marriage of Princess Hejing of the First Rank is on display at an...
The National Palace Museum, in cooperation with the Paris-based Museum of Decorative Arts and the jeweler Van Cleef & Arpels, is preparing to...
Taipei City-based National Museum of History takes gold in the typography category at the 2024 MUSE Creative Awards with its summer camp poster. The...
The 1919 marble statue Water of Immortality is set to be displayed at an exhibition at Tokyo University of the Arts entitled “Huang Tu-shui and...
The Kaohsiung City-based Ocean Affairs Council, in collaboration with the National Museum of Natural Science, launches a marine conservation education...
Mrs. Brenda Phanis-Lewis (second left) wife of St. Lucia’s ambassador to Taiwan, introduces a sports picture book from her country and plays...
Conflicts between human beings and monkeys are a key issue in a workshop hosted by the Taroko National Park Headquarters Sept. 10 in eastern...
Conflicts between human beings and monkeys are a key issue in a workshop hosted by the Taroko National Park Headquarters Sept. 10 in eastern...
Cheng Min-chang (left), director of the Preparatory Office of National Railway Museum, is joined by Yoshiyuki Oba (second left), director of the...