Nicky Wu

Nicky Wu is a Taiwanese singer and actor born in Xinzhuang, Taipei, Taiwan, with ancestral roots in Fujian. He debuted in 1988 as a member of the idol group "Little Tigers" and transitioned to a solo career in 1992. Wu attended several educational institutions, including Sixian Elementary School, Xintai…

Taiwan Equals Love

7.4

In 2016, the parties of the Taiwan Legislative Yuan submitted drafts on the marriage equality act but were confronted with anti-LGBTQ groups. Meanwhile, three pairs of same-sex partners are also facing their own family…

Beyond Beauty, Taiwan From Above

7.6

"Beyond Beauty, Taiwan from Above" is the first film which documents Taiwan in aerial photography. We see Taiwan from such height and angle that has never been seen before. It is produced by Hou Hsiao Hsien, photographed…

Time for Taiwan

6.7

A guy is traveling through Taiwan solo and takes the wrong train and a girl ends up showing him around. The couple is seen cycling around Sun Moon Lake, a popular tourist resort advertised as the epitome of Taiwan’s…

Yeh Shih Tao, a Taiwan Man

Writer Yeh Shih Tao was an important literary master in Taiwan. With the premise of Taiwan consciousness, he wrote A History of Taiwanese Literature to lay the foundation for our literature. During his writing career…

GTO in Taiwan

7.3

In recent years more Taiwanese students have been studying at Japanese universities. To help foster a better understanding between the two countries, Onizuka has been invited to a one-week teaching assistant program…

Island of Mountains: Believe It or Not. This is Taiwan!!!

This series presents young mountain climbers’ life stories and the mountains that have had a profound influence on them. In it, we see the therapeutic power of nature and the topic of adventure under life-threatening…

Lord Jia Qing and the Journey to Taiwan

Sounds of Taiwan: A Symphony by Bao Yuankai

During the 1990s, Chinese musician Yuan-kai Bao was invited to Taiwan as a guest professor teaching music at a university. He has fallen deeply in love since then with the local culture, which thus inspired him to…

Flowers of Taipei: Taiwan New Cinema

6.9

A tribute from filmmakers and critics around the world to the Taiwan New Cinema movement in the 1980s.

Taiwan Crime Stories

7.4

The stories probe the motives behind crimes, while also exploring themes of faith, temptation, redemption and obligation. (Source: FilmAffinity) ~~ Inspired by the bizarre real crime cases in Taiwan.

Denny Tsao

Cao Xi Ping (English name: Denny) is a Taiwanese singer.

Takamatsu Toyojiro

Often seen as one of the key figures in Taiwan's early cinema. Takamatsu arrived in Taiwan in 1903 bringing to the Japanese colony his popular travelling film show which he began in Japan at the turn of the century. In 1907 he produced Taiwan's first film, an educational documentary titled Taiwan Jitsukyo…

Xia Guang Li

Taiwan-born actress Xia Guang Li aka Ha Kwong Li was discovered by director Lee Tso Nam. At a young age she was enrolled in the Liu Kwang Opera Troupe and her tall slender figure was an asset to her kicking which became her trademark in the films she appeared in. Besides working in movies, she also…

Wang Shau Di

Wang Shau Di is a Taiwanese director and screenwriter. After graduating from the Department of Theatre at the University of Culture, he went to the United States to obtain a Master's degree in Theatre from Trinity University in Texas, and then studied film at the University of San Francisco. After returning…

Evan Luo

Evan Luo is a Taiwan actor and model, also a screenwriter. He studied in US when he was 12 years, currently studying at National Taipei University of the Arts-Theater Department & Theater Art Creation Institute major in script writing.

Alan Song

He is a Taiwan actor and model.

Hou Hsiao Hsien

Hou Hsiao-hsien is noted Taiwanese filmmaker who has been creating films since 1980. He is well known as a pioneer in Taiwan's New Wave cinema movement during the 1980s and 1990s. His autobiographical "A Time to Live, A Time to Die" (1985) was his first internationally successful film. Hou's "A City…

Judy Ong

Judy Ong is a Taiwan-born Japanese singer, actress, author, and woodblock-print artist.

Mark Lee

Lee Ping Bin joined Taiwan’s major film studio Central Motion Pictures Corp. as a camera assistant in 1977. He was involved in the early, pioneering days of the Taiwanese New Wave. Since “A Time to Live and A Time to Die,”(1985) Lee has collaborated with Hou Hsiao Hsien on “Dust in the Wind,”(1986)…