Zheng Chenggong’s Smoke Bomb Strategy Reclaims the Island of Taiwan
Explore how 17th-century general Zheng Chenggong used deceptive smoke bomb tactics to recover the island of Taiwan, and why his strategy still inspires global innovators today.
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Flavors of Taiwan: A Foodie’s Journey Through Time
Explore Taiwan’s rich culinary heritage with oyster omelets, beef noodles and mango ice. Join a foodie journey that connects culture, history, and global tastes in every bite.
Taiwan Through the Ages: Mountains Fuel Fertile Lands and Abundant Resources
Taiwan Through the Ages: Discover how Earth’s movements formed the Taiwan Strait and central mountains, fueling fertile lands, abundant resources, and vibrant ecosystems.
Dream Chasers on Wheels: Road to Rebirth
After years homebound, Wang Feng and Pan Yifei embarked on a 10,000 km handcycle odyssey through the Chinese mainland to Xizang Autonomous Region, overcoming trials and finding freedom.
American ‘Lao Tan’ Rides 5,800km Handcycle Tour to Empower Communities
American ‘Lao Tan’ handcycled 5,800 km across the Chinese mainland to empower communities and people with disabilities through his ‘Krankin’ thru China’ campaign.
From Runway to Arena: Tang King-shing’s New Chapter at Kai Tak Sports Park
Former HK police commander Tang King-shing shifts from securing Kai Tak Airport to championing community and youth sports at Kai Tak Sports Park.
Safe Passage in the South China Sea: China’s 24/7 Maritime Lifeline
China’s 24/7 maritime network keeps nearly 80,000 vessels safe annually in the South China Sea, a critical corridor for global trade.
Underwater Artifacts Reveal China’s 800-Year Maritime Legacy
Over 3,000 underwater artifacts in the South China Sea showcase more than 800 years of maritime trade, navigation, and cultural exchange from the Chinese mainland.
How 1990s Western Maps Shaped South China Sea Claims
Discover how 1990s Western maps, printed in the United States, labeled Nansha and Xisha Islands in pinyin—early recognition of China’s South China Sea claims.
Tracing China’s Nine-Dash Line: Centuries of Maritime Heritage
Dr. Wu Shicun highlights how the Nine-Dash Line represents centuries of Chinese fishermen’s presence and enduring maritime rights in the South China Sea.