41. Taiwan News Online Winkler is the English editorin-chief of A History of Taiwan in Comics. Ten Short Talks on taiwan history and Mini-Encyclopedia of taiwan history, http://www.etaiwannews.com/Community/2005/06/12/1118546386.htm

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42. Taiwan News Online Winkler touts bilingual comic book on taiwan history Robin J. Winkler speaks at a History of Taiwan in Comics launch party last week. http://www.etaiwannews.com/Arts_and_Culture/2005/06/13/1118627080.htm

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43. Business Introduce_Editing Department The Historica sponsors a taiwan history Study Camp during summer and winter 1) taiwan history Study Camp(2) Cultural study programs related to Taiwan http://www.th.gov.tw/english/about/about_4main_3_e.htm

¡m1. Progressively editing the history¡n ¡@¡@The Editing Department has already edited the Comprehensive History of Taiwan, Contemporary History of Taiwan, History of Aboriginal Taiwanese, History of Hakka in Taiwan, History of Water Resources in Taiwan, and Modification of the Common History of Taiwan, and encourages local governments to study local history and publish literature. Publication of literature and periodicals regarding Taiwan ¡n ¡@¡@The Editing Department publishes the Taiwan Literature Quarterly , supplemental volumes of literature, and a series of books related to literature on Taiwan on a regular basis, and has published approximately 1000 pieces of literature on the legends¡¦ biography and Taiwan history. ¡m3. Compilation of Taiwan¡¦s historic materials¡n ¡@¡@The Editing Department started to compile Taiwan¡¦s historic materials in 2002, and progressively translates the correspondence between senior officials to the Batavia Governor during the Dutch occupation period as well as Dutch and Spanish documents related to the relationships between Taiwan and Spain in early days. When completed, the Dutch and Spanish documents will be printed and accompanied by Chinese translations. ¡m4. Academic seminars, consortiums and lectures on special topics¡n

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45. Graduate Institute Of Taiwanese History Studies / National Chengchi University The establishment of the Graduate Institute of taiwan history (GITH) of National The goal of research on taiwan history aims to enhance an accurate http://www.nccu.edu.tw/server/publichtmut/html/w158/ew158.html

Graduate Institute of Taiwanese History Studies - Phone:2939-3091 ext. 63691 - Fax : 2938-7576 E-mail: (Update¡G2005/04/20) Brief History: The establishment of the Graduate Institute of Taiwan History (GITH) of National Chengchi University has been under preparation since January 2003 and was approved by the Ministry of Education in September 2003. GITH has begun to enroll new students since the Spring of 2004, with an initial enrollment of fifteen. Located on the fifth floor of the JiTao Building (©u³³¼Ó)on the NCCU campus, GITH was officially inaugurated in August 2004. Education Goal: Features: GITH is the first graduate institute of Taiwan history to be established in any college or university in Taiwan. GITH plans to expand upon the scholarly achievements in academic fields related to Taiwan history and cultivate outstanding professionals possessing both research and teaching capabilities in Taiwan history. Concerning the direction of future development, GITH will lay great emphasis on research in modern and contemporary politics, and the economic, social, and cultural history of Taiwan, in which the history of post-war human rights in Taiwan will be a field of particular prominence. Future Development: Owing to the limited number of faculty in the preliminary stage of the program, GITH will have as its primary focus the modern and contemporary history of Taiwan by integrating the current professional faculty and library resources of NCCU. In consideration of the demands of academic research and competitiveness after graduation, graduate students of GITH are required to study a second foreign language related to their individual research area, such as Japanese or Dutch. In addition, training provided by GITH lays special emphasis on the enhancement of students¡¦ reading ability.

46. Taiwan History: Books On Taiwan History Search results for taiwan history, books on taiwan history. http://www.campusi.com/keyword_Taiwan_History.htm

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48. Taiwan History And Economy | Free Term Papers Immediately following World War II, Taiwan was still a predominated agricultural economy with half its labor force employed in agriculture and about 44 http://www.oppapers.com/term-papers/45047.html

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49. Asiaweek.com Before martial law was lifted in 1987, teaching taiwan history, geography, literature or the local dialect could be construed as promoting independence a http://www.asiaweek.com/asiaweek/97/0815/nat4.html

[an error occurred while processing this directive] Home Magazine Archive Special Reports Asiaweek 1000 Financial 500 Best Cities Salary Survey ... More... Other News TIME Asia TIME.com CNN Asia FORTUNE.com ... AOL.com HISTORY LESSONS A revision of school books on the island's past unleashes a huge political firestorm By Laurie Underwood Taipei Go to a story about kidnapping school children T RY THIS MULTIPLE-CHOICE TEST . Taiwan is a) a province of China temporarily separated by war; b) part of a greater Chinese nation that will be reunited when the mainland becomes democratic and prosperous; or c) an independent country that will never join China or any other state. The correct answer could be any of the above depending on which Taiwan political group is marking your paper. Education Minister Wu Jin is now in the middle of a much tougher test. A series of history textbooks his ministry revamped is drawing flak from various quarters for its take on Taiwan's past. Even the most basic details such as whether local residents are "Taiwanese" or "Chinese" have become the subjects of heated controversy. Weary educators are now asking how chapters covering Taiwan's past, present or future relationship with China can be written to accommodate all schools of thought. The answer seems to be: they can't. Wu learned that the hard way after completing Getting to Know Taiwan, a series of new textbooks in the island's junior high school curriculum. Public hearings in June to review the books led to both television debates and egg-hurling protests. Critics, mainly champions of reunification with China, charge that the texts support Taiwan independence and paint an unrealistically rosy picture of Japan's occupation of the island from 1895 to 1945.

50. News Content taiwan history Chronology of important events 1996 On March 23, for the first time in taiwan history, an election for Taiwan president and vice http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/en/doc/2003-07/21/content_246916.htm

contact us about us Highlights ... ... Search: Advertisement Taiwan history: Chronology of important events ( 2003-07-21 18:44) (chinadaily.com.cn) 230, King Sun Quan of the Kingdom of Wu dispatched generals Wei Wen and Zhuge Zhi, leading more than 10,000 troops, to "search for Yizhou on the sea." 607 and 608 respectively, general Zhu Kuan of the Sui Dynasty crossed the Taiwan Straits to arrive in Liuqiu (Taiwan). 610, Emperor Yangdi of the Sui Dynasty dispatched general Chen Leng and court official Zhang Zhenzhou to Taiwan with 10,000-plus troops. 1171, Wang Daqiu, prefect of Quanzhou, had 200 houses built in Penghu and stationed navy troops to defend it. Portrait of Emperor Shizu of Yuan Dynasty.(Khubla Khan) 1280, Emperor Shizu (Khubla Khan) of the Yuan Dynasty passed Taiwan and Penghu on a punitive expedition to Japan. 1292, Emperor Shizu of the Yuan Dynasty sent goodwill envoys to Taiwan. 1292, the Yuan Dynasty established a military inspectorate in Penghu, which was put under the jurisdiction of Jinjiang County, Fujian Province. 1335, the Yuan government formalized the military inspectorate in Penghu.

51. Taiwan: A New History, Edited By Murray A The identity problem is a product of Taiwan s history. For example, though aborigines in taiwan history is considered by the editor as an important http://benz.nchu.edu.tw/~hongzen/bookreview-taiwan.htm

Taiwan: A New History , edited by Murray A. Rubinstein. M. E. Sharpe, Armonk, 1999. xiv+520pp. US$69.95 (hardcover); US$27.95 (paperback). From Lee Teng-hui's visit to USA in 1995, following the saber-rattling show of Chinese military muscle toward Taiwan, the victory of Lee's presidential election, Asian financial crisis, to recent political claim of 'special state-to-state relationships between Taiwan and China', the social reaction to the devastating earthquake, and the millenium presidential election, all these events share a common theme: Taiwan society's anxiety of knowing its identity in the world. The identity problem is a product of Taiwan's history. Should it consider itself as a zone of Chinese frontier? Or should it de-sinicize itself and accept Western culture? This problem has been a main concern in the past four hundred years, and definitely will continue to be a dominant issue in the future. This book, edited by Murray A. Rubinstein, can be said a book from the historical perspective to probe the collective identification problem faced by Taiwanese to date. There are a lot of English books on Taiwan, but most of them focus on Taiwan's economic development and its role in geopolitics, which reflects the development of post-cold war international politics and new division of labour. The publication of this collaborative book offers us a new way to understand 'the other Taiwan'.

52. Asian American Net: Taiwan taiwan history Online. In English, Chinese and Japanese. Taiwan s history, present, and future. Major issues, organizations, information, what s new. http://www.asianamerican.net/taiwan_main.html

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53. TaiwanLinks New Taiwan Ilha Formosa The Website for Taiwan s History, Present, and Future. taiwan history Chronology of Important Events A list of events in http://www.lclark.edu/~tperkins/TaiwanLinks.htm

Taiwan Links General World United Formosans for Independence Promotes an independent Taiwan, includes a biref history, facts on the country, and links. American Institute in Taiwan Website of the semi-official US embassy in Taiwan. Includes general information, history, news, links, and more. Harvard Studies on Taiwan: Taiwan Studies Workshop Select publications and online scholarly papers. New Taiwan: Ilha Formosa "The Website for Taiwan's History, Present, and Future." Includes cultural and current event information. Culture / History Chinese Taipei Film Archive "The Chinese Taipei Film Archive (CTFA) is devoted to collect, restore and preserve moving image heritage of our country. CTFA was upgraded as film archive in 1992. The collection of CTFA has over 10,700 film prints including newsreels, documentaries, features, shorts,8,000 videos, and film-related collections." The Tribes - Atayal Information and news on the indigenous tribes of Taiwan Database fo Contemporary Music in Taiwan Certainly a one-of-a-kind site: many composers with some of their pieces in pdf format, some include links to their personal websites.

54. China History Forum, Online Chinese History Forum > When Did Taiwan Become "Chin Taiwan Independence will the the grandest event in Taiwan s history. IIRC. he wrote the taiwan history which was the most complete history http://www.chinahistoryforum.com/lofiversion/index.php/t283.html

Help Search Member List Calendar Full Version: When did Taiwan become "Chinese"? China History Forum, online chinese history forum Chinese History Topics General Discussion Pages: Yun Jun 29 2004, 09:40 PM I've been reading in lots of mainland Chinese history and geography books the standard line that "Taiwan has been a sacred and inalienable part of China since ancient times". The question that bothers me is just how "ancient" is "ancient times"? The usual evidence cited is the Three Kingdoms Wu naval expedition that came to Taiwan in 230 and captured a number of aboriginal people. But such a raiding expedition hardly shows that Taiwan was under direct control by a Chinese state - in fact, it demonstrates the opposite. The expedition was judged to be a failure by the Wu court because most of the soldiers died of disease, and the two generals leading it were executed. Read about it here: http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/en/doc/2003-0...tent_246920.htm http://chineseculture.about.com/library/ch.../blstaiwan2.htm I myself feel that based on the sources given above (which are already anti-independence in tone), the boldest claims that can be made would be that: Chinese knowledge of Taiwan dates from the Three Kingdoms at the latest

55. Teaching About China Read 400 years of taiwan history, an overview of important milestones of the history of Taiwan from the early 1600s to the present, visit the illustrated http://www.lib.duke.edu/ias/EA/china.htm

Catalog Ask A Librarian Your Accounts Hours ... Contact Us Teaching about China Resources for Teachers Home Use of the Internet East Asia China ... Taiwan General Resources on China China: A Country Studies http://lcweb2.loc.gov/frd/cs/cntoc.html This volume is one in a continuing series of books prepared by the Federal Research Division of the Library of Congress under the Country Studies/Area Handbook Program sponsored by the Department of the Army. It includes the country profile, the writings on history, physical environment, social system, education and culture, etc. China: A Teaching Workbook http://afe.easia.columbia.edu/ Provided by East Asian Curriculum Project / Project on Asia in the Core Curriculum at Columbia University. China the Beautiful http://www.chinapage.com/china.html Provides images, audio files and introductory text on Chinese literature, calligraphy, paintings, festivals and history. China WWW Virtual Library http://sun.sino.uni-heidelberg.de/igcs/ An extensive site; scrolling to the bottom of the first page produces a table of contents organized by subject. Chinese Children's Books http://www.childbook.com/

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57. CTS Links The Official Site on taiwan history by the Government Information Office, taiwan history Lecture Series, excellent set of history lectures given in http://www.cam.ac.uk/societies/taiwan/links.htm

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58. Taiwan's 400 Years Of History The Website for taiwan s history, Present, and Future. http://www.taiwandc.org/history.htm

Updated: 23 January 2005 Major events since the end of World War II Oct. 1945: Chiang-Kai-shek's troops occupy Taiwan Feb. 1947: "February 28th Incident" May 1949: Martial law declared Apr. 1952: San Francisco Peace treaty Feb. 1972: Dec. 1979: Kaohsiung Incident Sep. 1986: DPP founded July 1987: Martial Law lifted Dec. 1992: First democratic legislative elections Mar. 1996: First presidential elections Mar. 2000: DPP's Chen Shui-bian wins presidency Mar. 2004: President Chen Shui-bian re-elected For news and events in recent years: Overview 2003 Overview 2002 Overview 2001 Overview 2000 ... Overview 1997 or the Overview 1995 - 1996 Back to: Taiwan, Ilha Formosa home page Taiwan's 400 years of history On the following pages we will take you on a walk through the history of Taiwan. Originally Taiwan was settled by people of Malay-Polynesian descent, who settled in the low-lying coastal plains. They were the ancestors of the present-day aborigine groups. Overview of important milestones: Taiwan's modern history goes back about 400 years, to the day when the first Western ship passed by the island, and Jan Huygen van Linschoten, a Dutch navigator on a Portugese ship, exclaimed

59. Milestones In Taiwan's History The Website for taiwan s history, Present, and Future. http://www.taiwandc.org/hst-1624.htm

Updated: 20 November 2004 Major events since the end of World War II Oct. 1945: Chiang-Kai-shek's troops occupy Taiwan Feb. 1947: "February 28th Incident" May 1949: Martial law declared Apr. 1952: San Francisco Peace treaty Feb. 1972: Dec. 1979: Kaohsiung Incident Sep. 1986: DPP founded July 1987: Martial Law lifted Dec. 1992: First democratic legislative elections Mar. 1996: First presidential elections Mar. 2000: DPP's Chen Shui-bian wins presidency Mar. 2004: President Chen Shui-bian re-elected For news and events in recent years: Overview 2001 Overview 2000 Overview 1999 Overview 1998 ... Overview 1997 or the Overview 1995 - 1996 Back to: Taiwan, Ilha Formosa home page Taiwan's 400 years of history Important milestones from the early 1600s to the present Originally, Taiwan was settled by people of Malay-Polynesian descent, who initially inhabited the low-lying coastal plains. They called their island Pakan . Here is a detail of an old Dutch navigational map with this name on it. During the subsequent settlement by the Dutch and the waves of settlers from China, the aborigines retreated to the hills and mountains, and became the "mountain people."

60. The Taiwan Timeline Chronology of major events in Taiwanese history. By Feitau Kung Eric Chia. http://taiwanresources.com/info/history/chrono.htm

The Taiwan Timeline Please click on hotwords for illustrations or details ... : Portuguese "discovered" Taiwan, and called it Ilha Formosa , the beautiful island A Spanish ship was wrecked on the island of Formosa. This was the earliest mention of the Island in the accounts of European navigation although it had been in the charts previous to 1579 according to James Burney Dutch Era : The Dutch erected Fort Zeelandia on an islet, named Tayouan or Taywan , close to today's Tainan City, and began to colonize the southwestern part of Formosa. : Spanish landed on Santiago , settled in northern Taiwan, and built Fort Santo Domingo at today's Tamsui 2 years later. : The Dutch expelled Spanish from northern Taiwan. : The Dutch built Fort Provintia in today's Tainan City after Chinese immigrants' unsuccessful rebellion. : After being defeated by Manchus (Tartars) in China, Koxinga , the last general of the Ming Dynasty, lead 25,000 nobles, soldiers, and pirates to invade Taiwan in April.

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