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Lai Ching-te: US Now Taiwan’s Top Investment Destination and Export Market
On Tuesday, March 31 Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te met with a media delegation from the Global Taiwan Institute (GTI), stating that the United States has become Taiwan’s largest destination for outbound investment and its largest export market, while Taiwan’s investment in China has dropped to 3.7 percent. He also noted

CHINA

Taiwan Hosts Multiple High-Profile International Delegations Amid Rising Global Attention
Recently, Taiwan has received multiple high-profile international delegations, including a bipartisan U.S. Senate delegation, the European Parliament, the UK-Taiwan Parliamentary Group, and the Global Taiwan Institute (GTI). Scholars say this highlights the international community’s recognition of Taiwan. Located at the core of the first island chain, Taiwan holds an irreplaceable

WORLD

Zhao Yuhong: From Bank Whistleblower to Exile in Canada
In Vancouver, Zhao Yuhong, now in her sixties, lives a quiet life with her daughter, Gan Luping. The calm, she says, came only after years of pressure and uncertainty in China. In an interview, the two women described experiences that, in their view, reflect the constraints of one-party rule, from

LIFE

Chinese Actress Liu Xiaoqing, 75, Pushes Back on Death Rumors as ‘I Won’t Die’ Becomes Her Defining Line
Photos of Liu Xiaoqing swimming began circulating online this week, not as a promotion, but as proof. At 75, the veteran Chinese actress was responding to yet another wave of rumors claiming that she had died. She posted the images herself, along with a pointed message: she had just seen

WELLNESS

Expensive Everyday Products You Don’t Need: Affordable Alternatives That Work Just as Well
Many everyday products come with a wide range of prices. Sometimes the difference between a premium item and a budget alternative can be tenfold—or even more. Yet in many cases, the underlying ingredients or functions are nearly identical. The price gap often reflects branding, packaging design, and marketing rather than

CULTURE

How the Chinese Communist Party Changed Chinese Characters—and What Was Lost
A century ago, some of China’s most accomplished classical scholars warned that altering the written language would sever a civilizational link. One of them, Wang Guowei, chose not to live through what he believed was coming. When the Chinese Communist Party introduced character simplification in the mid-twentieth century, it presented