TASC Initiative presents "Taiwan 101--Intro to Taiwan", an introduction to Taiwan's history, foods, and sights.
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The document discusses the different immigrant groups that contributed to Singapore's development, including Europeans, Chinese, Malays, and Indians. It describes who the immigrants were, where they came from, the push and pull factors for immigration, how the town was planned and segregated by ethnicity, and the contributions and social impacts of each immigrant group. The Chinese worked as laborers and traders, Europeans established trading companies, Malays provided basic necessities, and Indians worked as laborers and bankers. Immigrants faced poor conditions but philanthropists and missionaries established hospitals and schools to help.
Cardiff is the capital and largest city of Wales. It is the country's chief commercial centre and base for most national cultural and sporting institutions. Cardiff is also a significant tourist destination and the most popular visitor destination in Wales. Saint David is the patron saint of Wales, and the national day of Wales, Saint David's Day, is celebrated on March 1st with concerts and festivals featuring daffodils, the floral emblem of Wales. Traditional Welsh foods include Bara Brith, a sweet tea bread with raisins, and Welsh cakes or crempogs, which are thick pancakes.
Presentation in International Academic Conferencemahendar101
This document discusses a presentation on the role of entrepreneurship in Taiwan's future economic development. It covers an introduction on Taiwan's economic success since 1992, a literature review on topics like entrepreneurship and economic development, and a proposed research methodology. The presentation aims to explore how factors like non-technical innovation, human resource productivity, and government policies regarding small and medium enterprises can contribute to entrepreneurship and Taiwan's future economic growth. It outlines research questions and objectives and proposes using a conceptual framework and transaction cost theory to analyze the relationship between entrepreneurship factors and economic development.
Taiwan has experienced rapid economic development since the 1950s driven by policies supporting small and medium enterprises (SMEs). The economy transitioned from import substitution to export-led growth in labor-intensive then high-tech industries. Government initiatives such as land reform, special economic zones, and science parks helped SMEs develop globally competitive capabilities in electronics, machinery, and other industries. Taiwan is now focused on innovation and becoming a knowledge-based economy.
Taiwan is an island country located off the southeastern coast of China with a population of over 23 million people. It has a capitalist economy that was formerly guided by the government but is now driven by foreign trade, especially in electronics and other high-tech industries. Taiwan has a highly educated workforce and relies on research and development to drive its economic growth. The country has a large textile industry, including production of nylon 6,6, which was invented in the US and is now a major Taiwanese export.
This document provides information about volunteering in Taiwan through AIESEC. It includes facts about Taiwan's capital, population, languages, religions, time zone, weather, currency and main cities. It also describes several volunteer exchange projects in Taiwan, including "Dream Beyond Language" which involves teaching English to students, and "Camp and Conference" which involves creating empowerment sessions for a summer camp. The document shares stories from past exchange participants who found the experience enhanced their independence and cultural appreciation. Interested individuals can book a Skype interview by clicking a provided link.
The document provides information about an exchange program hosted in Taipei, Taiwan from May 2-6, 2016. It will connect five young female entrepreneurs from the UK and US with counterparts in Taipei. The exchange is hosted at the W Hotel Taipei and includes cultural, creative, and networking activities. A detailed itinerary outlines visits to local attractions, meals, workshops, and networking events over the four day period. Individualized schedules also provide options for beauty, design, and food-focused tours and experiences for the participants.
Night markets are popular in Taiwan, with almost 300 operating across the country. They are street markets that are open at night and offer shopping, leisurely strolling, and dining. Most night markets have a variety of food stalls and vendors selling clothes, goods, and snacks. Common Taiwanese night market foods include pot-edged pancake soup, shaved ice, tempura, bean noodle thick soup, oyster omelets, stuffed dumplings, sliced noodles, and liver soup. Some notable night markets mentioned are Shilin, Fengjia, and Liuhe.
The document discusses the different immigrant groups that contributed to Singapore's development, including Europeans, Chinese, Malays, and Indians. It describes who the immigrants were, where they came from, the push and pull factors for immigration, how the town was planned and segregated by ethnicity, and the contributions and social impacts of each immigrant group. The Chinese worked as laborers and traders, Europeans established trading companies, Malays provided basic necessities, and Indians worked as laborers and bankers. Immigrants faced poor conditions but philanthropists and missionaries established hospitals and schools to help.
Cardiff is the capital and largest city of Wales. It is the country's chief commercial centre and base for most national cultural and sporting institutions. Cardiff is also a significant tourist destination and the most popular visitor destination in Wales. Saint David is the patron saint of Wales, and the national day of Wales, Saint David's Day, is celebrated on March 1st with concerts and festivals featuring daffodils, the floral emblem of Wales. Traditional Welsh foods include Bara Brith, a sweet tea bread with raisins, and Welsh cakes or crempogs, which are thick pancakes.
Presentation in International Academic Conferencemahendar101
This document discusses a presentation on the role of entrepreneurship in Taiwan's future economic development. It covers an introduction on Taiwan's economic success since 1992, a literature review on topics like entrepreneurship and economic development, and a proposed research methodology. The presentation aims to explore how factors like non-technical innovation, human resource productivity, and government policies regarding small and medium enterprises can contribute to entrepreneurship and Taiwan's future economic growth. It outlines research questions and objectives and proposes using a conceptual framework and transaction cost theory to analyze the relationship between entrepreneurship factors and economic development.
Taiwan has experienced rapid economic development since the 1950s driven by policies supporting small and medium enterprises (SMEs). The economy transitioned from import substitution to export-led growth in labor-intensive then high-tech industries. Government initiatives such as land reform, special economic zones, and science parks helped SMEs develop globally competitive capabilities in electronics, machinery, and other industries. Taiwan is now focused on innovation and becoming a knowledge-based economy.
Taiwan is an island country located off the southeastern coast of China with a population of over 23 million people. It has a capitalist economy that was formerly guided by the government but is now driven by foreign trade, especially in electronics and other high-tech industries. Taiwan has a highly educated workforce and relies on research and development to drive its economic growth. The country has a large textile industry, including production of nylon 6,6, which was invented in the US and is now a major Taiwanese export.
This document provides information about volunteering in Taiwan through AIESEC. It includes facts about Taiwan's capital, population, languages, religions, time zone, weather, currency and main cities. It also describes several volunteer exchange projects in Taiwan, including "Dream Beyond Language" which involves teaching English to students, and "Camp and Conference" which involves creating empowerment sessions for a summer camp. The document shares stories from past exchange participants who found the experience enhanced their independence and cultural appreciation. Interested individuals can book a Skype interview by clicking a provided link.
The document provides information about an exchange program hosted in Taipei, Taiwan from May 2-6, 2016. It will connect five young female entrepreneurs from the UK and US with counterparts in Taipei. The exchange is hosted at the W Hotel Taipei and includes cultural, creative, and networking activities. A detailed itinerary outlines visits to local attractions, meals, workshops, and networking events over the four day period. Individualized schedules also provide options for beauty, design, and food-focused tours and experiences for the participants.
Night markets are popular in Taiwan, with almost 300 operating across the country. They are street markets that are open at night and offer shopping, leisurely strolling, and dining. Most night markets have a variety of food stalls and vendors selling clothes, goods, and snacks. Common Taiwanese night market foods include pot-edged pancake soup, shaved ice, tempura, bean noodle thick soup, oyster omelets, stuffed dumplings, sliced noodles, and liver soup. Some notable night markets mentioned are Shilin, Fengjia, and Liuhe.
IE International MBA Application Essay 2017 kAllen Lin
To represent Taiwan's cultural legacy, I would include artifacts from its Aboriginal cultures such as traditional clothing, totems, and architectural elements. I would also include examples of Taiwan's iconic architecture like Taipei 101, the National Palace Museum, and historic temples. Additionally, I would feature items symbolizing Taiwan's unique food and beverages like braised pork rice, pineapple cake, bubble tea, and stinky tofu to demonstrate Taiwan's diverse cultural characteristics that exist in harmony.
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With 23 million people crammed onto an island that covers just more than 36,000 square kilometers, Taiwan ranks among the 20 most densely populated places in the world.
Although the industrious island has built a global reputation for cheap electronics, this is one Asian tiger that offers far more than stickers on the backs of calculators.
Economically there's little it has left to prove, but Taiwanese people remain a proud and determined bunch.
Here are 10 things they do better than anyone else.
Street Food in Asia
Any visitor to Asia knows the importance of street markets in sustaining local communities. Not only a significant source of income for the vendors, but also a powerful cultural exchange platform for foreign visitors, street markets continue to thrive. Having slurped, chewed and sipped our way through dozens of Food Markets in Asia over the years, here is our top 7.
Taiwan is an island country with a population of over 23 million people. The capital and largest city is Taipei. Some points of pride for Taiwan include Taipei 101, once the tallest building in the world; the National Palace Museum, housing 700,000 ancient Chinese artifacts; and the Queen's Head rock formation over 4,000 years old. Famous Taiwanese celebrities highlighted include film director Ang Lee and professional golfer Yani Tseng. Things not to miss include vibrant night markets, unique foods like stinky tofu, scenic spots like Sun Moon Lake, cultural festivals, and performances by groups like U-theatre and Cloud Gate.
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This document provides an overview and history of Chinatowns in various cities including Washington D.C. and Houston. It discusses how Chinatowns originated to serve immigrant communities and preserve Chinese culture but residents often moved away as they gained skills and jobs. The document also describes notable landmarks and businesses still operating in the Chinatowns of Washington D.C. and Houston.
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This document provides 10 tips for traveling in China. It includes recommendations on learning basic Chinese phrases, using language apps, focusing on popular tourist destinations like Beijing, Shanghai, Xi'an and Guilin, planning trips around weather patterns, shopping tips, exploring Chinese cuisine, bringing essential supplies, using public transportation, and visiting top tourist attractions like the Forbidden City, Terracotta Army, Shanghai, Taipei 101, Suzhou Gardens, Potala Palace, and Li River.
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Taiwan is an island country located off the southeastern coast of mainland China with a population of over 23 million people. Its capital and largest city is Taipei. While Taiwan is claimed by China as a breakaway province, it functions independently with its own democratic government. Taiwanese culture places strong emphasis on concepts like "face", harmony, and guanxi connections. English education has also become increasingly important for Taiwan's role in global business.
Taiwan is an island located off the coast of China with a population of over 23 million people who are mostly Han Chinese. The climate varies from subtropical in the north to tropical in the south. Mandarin Chinese is the most widely spoken language. Taiwan has a democratic government and a growing economy focused on technology. The capital and largest city is Taipei, while other major cities include Taichung and Kaohsiung. Popular tourist attractions include Sun Moon Lake, Kenting National Park, and Taroko Gorge.
This document introduces Taiwan and the presenter Shie Shin-Yi. It provides details about Shin-Yi, including that she is 19 years old and a student studying Business Administration at Soochow University. The document then gives an overview of Taiwan, highlighting several famous cities and scenic spots, as well as some popular Taiwanese foods. It also discusses the presenter's hometown of Shen Keng and some of its special foods. In conclusion, the document thanks the audience for listening to the introduction of Taiwan.
The document provides an overview of Chinese culture, including discussions of language, philosophy, religions, festivals, and lifestyle influences from Confucianism. It notes that Mandarin is the primary language in China, while Cantonese is also widely used. Philosophy in China has been shaped by Confucianism, Taoism, Buddhism, Islam, and Christianity. Major festivals celebrated include Chinese New Year, Lantern Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, and Mid-Autumn Day. Confucian values emphasize hard work, humility, and putting collective interests above one's own.
This document provides information about a one-day cultural tour of Taipei, Taiwan. It describes three locations that will be visited - Wanhua District, known for its old temples, streets, and traditional industries; Xindiantou Street, home to shops selling Buddhist items and embroidery; and Longshan Temple, a famous old temple with beautiful architecture and sculptures. The document then shifts to discussing Taiwan's rich culinary culture, noting the wide variety of Chinese foods available from all regions of China as well as international cuisines, making Taiwan a paradise for food lovers.
Lianjian shows us Changsha, the capital of Hunan, a city of vibrant contrasts between the ancient and modern.
We are introduced to Lianjian's family as well as some of the rich variety and the philosophy of cuisine in the region. He also provides a vivid picture of population growth and the necessity of the one child regulations instituted in the 1980's.
The document provides information about tourist attractions in Tainan, Taiwan, including temples, scenic areas, and restaurants.
The second stop on the tour is Tainan. Key sights mentioned include the Nankunshen Dai Tien Temple, one of the largest and oldest temples in Taiwan, with festivals held annually in late April.
Cigu Salt Mountains and Cigu Seafood Street are also highlighted. The salt mountains were formerly used to pile salt and have become local landmarks. The seafood street runs along County Road 176 and offers fresh seafood from local waters.
The document then provides location details, contact information, and transportation instructions for visiting these and other attractions in Tainan, such
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IE International MBA Application Essay 2017 kAllen Lin
To represent Taiwan's cultural legacy, I would include artifacts from its Aboriginal cultures such as traditional clothing, totems, and architectural elements. I would also include examples of Taiwan's iconic architecture like Taipei 101, the National Palace Museum, and historic temples. Additionally, I would feature items symbolizing Taiwan's unique food and beverages like braised pork rice, pineapple cake, bubble tea, and stinky tofu to demonstrate Taiwan's diverse cultural characteristics that exist in harmony.
10 things Taiwan does better than anywhere elseRoy Chung
With 23 million people crammed onto an island that covers just more than 36,000 square kilometers, Taiwan ranks among the 20 most densely populated places in the world.
Although the industrious island has built a global reputation for cheap electronics, this is one Asian tiger that offers far more than stickers on the backs of calculators.
Economically there's little it has left to prove, but Taiwanese people remain a proud and determined bunch.
Here are 10 things they do better than anyone else.
Street Food in Asia
Any visitor to Asia knows the importance of street markets in sustaining local communities. Not only a significant source of income for the vendors, but also a powerful cultural exchange platform for foreign visitors, street markets continue to thrive. Having slurped, chewed and sipped our way through dozens of Food Markets in Asia over the years, here is our top 7.
Taiwan is an island country with a population of over 23 million people. The capital and largest city is Taipei. Some points of pride for Taiwan include Taipei 101, once the tallest building in the world; the National Palace Museum, housing 700,000 ancient Chinese artifacts; and the Queen's Head rock formation over 4,000 years old. Famous Taiwanese celebrities highlighted include film director Ang Lee and professional golfer Yani Tseng. Things not to miss include vibrant night markets, unique foods like stinky tofu, scenic spots like Sun Moon Lake, cultural festivals, and performances by groups like U-theatre and Cloud Gate.
International students share their culture at local gradeschools with this ppt and interactive displays of their countries foods, crafts, language, writing, games, and clothing
The document provides an orientation for a group visiting China. It outlines key things to remember, including that China will be different culturally, English is a secondary language, Americans are popular attractions, and personal space norms differ. It discusses interactions with locals, vendors, and safety in traveling with the group. Details are given about tour guides, daily lessons, and consequences for missing transportation. Insights are shared about cleanliness perspectives, public restrooms, food/drink cautions, and initial culture shock impressions of the traffic, population, and architecture in Chinese cities.
This document provides an overview and history of Chinatowns in various cities including Washington D.C. and Houston. It discusses how Chinatowns originated to serve immigrant communities and preserve Chinese culture but residents often moved away as they gained skills and jobs. The document also describes notable landmarks and businesses still operating in the Chinatowns of Washington D.C. and Houston.
The document provides updates on current events and culture in Israel for the month. It discusses the health of former prime minister Ariel Sharon and a protest by African migrants in Tel Aviv. It also summarizes the 2002 seizure by Israel of a Palestinian weapons shipment and provides information on the holiday Tu B'Shevat. Additionally, it shares a Libyan stuffed potato recipe, lists a winning Israeli song from 2013, and describes a traditional Israeli children's game called "Stinky Fish."
Southeast Asian Civilization is a presentation about the history and culture of Southeast Asian countries. It provides overviews of the major civilizations like Funan, Chenla, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, Myanmar, Malaysia, and Indonesia. For each country, it summarizes the historical periods, important rulers, cultural aspects like cuisine, language, and architecture. The presentation also includes maps, photos, and videos to illustrate Southeast Asian history.
This document provides 10 tips for traveling in China. It includes recommendations on learning basic Chinese phrases, using language apps, focusing on popular tourist destinations like Beijing, Shanghai, Xi'an and Guilin, planning trips around weather patterns, shopping tips, exploring Chinese cuisine, bringing essential supplies, using public transportation, and visiting top tourist attractions like the Forbidden City, Terracotta Army, Shanghai, Taipei 101, Suzhou Gardens, Potala Palace, and Li River.
Course: TDC 200 - Top World Destinations
This project was made for our clients, Mr. Bai Tsang, an executive chef and Ms. Wei Tsang, a fashion designer. They wish to explore Vietnam and we've designed them a trip which catered to their motivation, needs and expecations.
Taiwan Youth Day is celebrated on March 29th. It was created in 2004 by young Taiwanese Catholics who wanted to gather and support each other. Since then, youth leaders have worked to create international Catholic youth experiences. A survey found that Taiwanese people appreciate Taiwan for feeling safe, having quality services, transportation options, reliable electricity, shopping, and excellent communications. The Maokong area is known for its tea fields, tea houses, and hiking trails with waterfalls and abandoned cemeteries. The Tour de Taiwan cycling race was established in 1978 and includes professional, national, and Asia teams. The Taiwan Scholarship Program offers scholarships for citizens of several countries to study in Taiwan with an application deadline of March 31st.
Taiwan is an island country located off the southeastern coast of mainland China with a population of over 23 million people. Its capital and largest city is Taipei. While Taiwan is claimed by China as a breakaway province, it functions independently with its own democratic government. Taiwanese culture places strong emphasis on concepts like "face", harmony, and guanxi connections. English education has also become increasingly important for Taiwan's role in global business.
Taiwan is an island located off the coast of China with a population of over 23 million people who are mostly Han Chinese. The climate varies from subtropical in the north to tropical in the south. Mandarin Chinese is the most widely spoken language. Taiwan has a democratic government and a growing economy focused on technology. The capital and largest city is Taipei, while other major cities include Taichung and Kaohsiung. Popular tourist attractions include Sun Moon Lake, Kenting National Park, and Taroko Gorge.
This document introduces Taiwan and the presenter Shie Shin-Yi. It provides details about Shin-Yi, including that she is 19 years old and a student studying Business Administration at Soochow University. The document then gives an overview of Taiwan, highlighting several famous cities and scenic spots, as well as some popular Taiwanese foods. It also discusses the presenter's hometown of Shen Keng and some of its special foods. In conclusion, the document thanks the audience for listening to the introduction of Taiwan.
The document provides an overview of Chinese culture, including discussions of language, philosophy, religions, festivals, and lifestyle influences from Confucianism. It notes that Mandarin is the primary language in China, while Cantonese is also widely used. Philosophy in China has been shaped by Confucianism, Taoism, Buddhism, Islam, and Christianity. Major festivals celebrated include Chinese New Year, Lantern Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, and Mid-Autumn Day. Confucian values emphasize hard work, humility, and putting collective interests above one's own.
This document provides information about a one-day cultural tour of Taipei, Taiwan. It describes three locations that will be visited - Wanhua District, known for its old temples, streets, and traditional industries; Xindiantou Street, home to shops selling Buddhist items and embroidery; and Longshan Temple, a famous old temple with beautiful architecture and sculptures. The document then shifts to discussing Taiwan's rich culinary culture, noting the wide variety of Chinese foods available from all regions of China as well as international cuisines, making Taiwan a paradise for food lovers.
Lianjian shows us Changsha, the capital of Hunan, a city of vibrant contrasts between the ancient and modern.
We are introduced to Lianjian's family as well as some of the rich variety and the philosophy of cuisine in the region. He also provides a vivid picture of population growth and the necessity of the one child regulations instituted in the 1980's.
The document provides information about tourist attractions in Tainan, Taiwan, including temples, scenic areas, and restaurants.
The second stop on the tour is Tainan. Key sights mentioned include the Nankunshen Dai Tien Temple, one of the largest and oldest temples in Taiwan, with festivals held annually in late April.
Cigu Salt Mountains and Cigu Seafood Street are also highlighted. The salt mountains were formerly used to pile salt and have become local landmarks. The seafood street runs along County Road 176 and offers fresh seafood from local waters.
The document then provides location details, contact information, and transportation instructions for visiting these and other attractions in Tainan, such
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3. What’s TASC Initiative?
Taiwanese American Social Change
Initiative
Founded in 2011
Formerly “Bruins for Taiwan”
Hosted last year’s TAHW
Goal: spread awareness about Taiwan and
Taiwanese Americans
4.
5. Interesting facts about Taiwan
• Size of Maryland and Delaware combined
• Asia’s 3rd most democratic country
• US citizens receive up to 90 days of visa-
free stay in Taiwan
• Taipei is the #1 snack city when
compared to cities in China and Hong
Kong
49. What’s at a Nightmarket?
FOOD Stands + Clothing + Games
50. Nightmarkets (cont’d)
In Taipei…
• Biggest Nightmarket: Shilin
– Most food stalls
– Most games
• Most Unique Foods: Raohe
• Most clothing: Wufenpu
– For every 10+ stores for women, there’s 1 for men
• Navigation and Food guide: My Kafkaesque Life Blog
• Long lines
• Weekdays
• Don’t be afraid to try new foods!
63. Make sure to pack
• Mosquito Repellent
• Deodorant
• Pepto Bismol
Get to know locals!
• Taiwanese people are very friendly
64. Upcoming Event
• One Fund Boston Benefit Concert!
• 7pm at Ackerman 2nd Floor Lounge
Featuring:
– Nate Tao
– Instant Noodles Dance Crew
– Priska
– Eric from Johnny Hi-fi
– …and more!
65. Feedback
• Feedback forms will be e-mailed out this week
• Upon completion, you’ll receive all of the
slides and I’ll provide my contact information
We really appreciate it!
Any Questions??
Austronesians, “out of Taiwan” theory is still under debate
Pork knuckle introduced to Taiwan at this time, possibly
Also some Shinto shrines throughout TaiwanA lot of Japanese culture mixed in with Taiwanese culture todayOlder generation Taiwanese people can speak Japanese
The ba wan is Taiwan's mega dumpling.Made with a dough of rice flour, corn starch and sweet potato starch, it looks almost translucent after cooking. Pork, veggies and sometimes eggs are stuffed inside and gravy is poured on top. It is commonly believed that ba wan was invented during periods of scarcity. The simple pork dumpling was then a luxurious snack enjoyed only during the Lunar New Year festival.
Comes in many variants, clear/non-spicy/spicy broth, thin/very thick noodles, different cuts of beef
The iconic eatery originated in Tainan about a century ago. A fisherman sold noodles during the slack season and the joint became so successful that he quit fishing altogether. The signature bowl of Slack Season noodles is served in shrimp soup with bean sprouts, coriander, minced pork and fresh shrimps.