Writing has always held a special place in my heart. Yet, it took a serendipitous encounter with the calligraphy practiced by people of the Himalayas to awaken me to the sacred potency inherent in written words.

In a historic reunion, the China National Peking Opera Company returns to Taiwan after the pandemic, celebrating their 30th anniversary of touring the island with six Peking opera classics.

Prasun Chatterjee's film Dostojee not only tugs at our heartstrings with its poignant tale of friendship but also shed light on how individuals grapple with the loss of cherished bonds, and the transformative power of such experiences as a potent wellspring of motivation and resilience.

GuoGuang Opera Company’s latest production, A Dream of Death and Life, hints at a profound connection between the stage and our reality, where the drama unfolds not only within the theater's walls but potentially in the lives of the audience.

As our journey “Wander in Egypt” continues, we embark on a voyage across shimmering waters to reach an island that was once hailed as the “Pearl of Egypt”, a sanctuary graced by the presence of ancient temples and rich history waiting to be discovered.

This year’s Taipei Fashion Week brought together folk art and fashion, breathing life into the nation’s rich artistic heritage, all the while exploring the intriguing concept of “Taiwanese fashion”.

Can you picture yourself in a theatre, sipping tea and savoring traditional sweets, all while being spellbound by a storyteller's tales? This unique experience isn't a modern innovation — it harks back to China's centuries-old tradition of teahouse storytelling.

Have you ever marveled at the way words can whisper the secrets of a culture? Step in to the exhibition A Dimension To Be Found: Hakka Narrative in Calligraphy, where the strokes of ink on paper reveal stories and traditions that have shaped generations.

As a cornerstone of the Taiwan Traditional Theatre Centre, the “2023 Keep On Dreaming” program stands as a beacon for opera performers in Taiwan and beyond.

Having exhibited his art in cities such as Miami, New York, London, Berlin, and Milan, Omar Hassan's creations found their way to the Royal Palace of Palermo, where he propagates a message of creation, not destruction.