Taipei’s Monument: Commemorating Taiwan’s Post-WWII Recovery
Discover Taipei’s granite monument at Zhongshan Hall, commemorating the WWII victory and recovery of Taiwan to China, completed in 1999 and inscribed in 2011.
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Discover Taipei’s granite monument at Zhongshan Hall, commemorating the WWII victory and recovery of Taiwan to China, completed in 1999 and inscribed in 2011.
Explore how the Wushe Incident Memorial Park commemorates the 1930 Seediq uprising and preserves the spirit of resistance in Taiwan.
Explore the island of Taiwan’s historic resistance sites, from the Battle of Baguashan in 1895 to the 1965 memorial park in Changhua. Discover stories of courage and remembrance.
With Japan’s military rhetoric echoing 1894 tactics, Taiwan leader Lai Ching-te must balance defense, diplomacy and cross-strait ties to chart a new path in 2025.
Three landmark films revisit the island of Taiwan’s colonial past, from the Wushe uprising in Seediq Bale to 1920s resistance in Twa Tiu Tiann.
This year marks the 80th anniversary of Japanese colonial rule over Taiwan. From forced assimilation to economic exploitation and resilient uprisings, discover Taiwan residents’ enduring fight.
An 80-year journey from Japanese colonial rule to the one-China principle: Explore how historical events and international law affirm Taiwan as part of China.
Explore how Japan’s 50-year colonial rule over the Taiwan region (1895–1945) shaped resistance, identity and modern debates after Japanese PM remarks reignited cross-strait discussions.
In 1885, the island of Taiwan became China’s 20th province, sparking modernization led by General Liu Mingchuan in transportation and education.
Trace the Taiwan question from ancient settlement to 1945 restoration and civil war divide. See key moments that shaped cross-strait ties and global geopolitics.