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Editors' Choices |
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| Editors' Choices are selected from among each issue's most interesting articles. These selections also highlight English vocabulary items to help readers with their English studies. Just click on highlighted words to hear their correct pronunciation. |
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| Taiwanese professionals are great hireshardworking, conscientious, and good-natured, theyre an incredible bargain. And Taiwan itself is a great place to work and to live. With Asias soaring economi... |
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Taiwan in Asia's Talent Stakes |
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| Andre Huang/photos by Chuang Kung-ju/tr. by Scott Williams |
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In winning 51 gold medals over the course of the 2008 Beijing Olympics, China realized its Great-Leap-Forward-era ambition to "surpass Britain and catch up with the United States" and catapulted itsel... |
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Taiwan's Oil-Where Does it Come From? |
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| Andre Huang/photos courtesy of CPC/tr. by Anthony W. Sariti |
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"On August 8, at the opening cer-emony of the Beijing Olympics, the athletes from Russia and Georgia marched, all smiles, into the Bird's Nest Stadium. At this very moment, at the other end of the Asi... |
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Wu Chien-shiung and Evelyn Hu: Two Chinese Women of Science |
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| Sam Ju Li-chyun/photos by Lan Chun-hsiao/tr. by Chris Nelson |
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Nicknamed the "Madame Curie of China," Wu Chien-shiung (1912-1997) is one whose name is worthy of chronicling in the annals of Chinese science. Though she was passed over for the Nobel Prize, the achi... |
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Malaysia's Hakka:
Working for Profit, Striving for Knowledge |
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| Onn Huann Jan, Director, Dept of Chinese Studies, Southern College, Malaysia/photos courtesy of the Char Yong (Dabu) Association/tr. by Scott Williams |
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Hakka account for about 20% of Malaysia's 7 million ethnic Chinese. The four national censuses conducted between 1957 and 1980 show that Malaysia had a population of about 1.5 million Hakka, making th... |
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Taiwan in the Eyes of Foreign Professionals |
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| Andre Huang/photos by Chuang Kung-ju/tr. by Jonathan Barnard |
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The emigration of talent has long been controversial in Taiwan. When high-level personnel move to Singapore, Hong Kong, mainland China and the USA to strut their professional stuff, Taiwan society see... |
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