Editorial

Recycling: Taiwan’s Way of Life

Recycling makes economic and environmental sense and fits in well with the progressive, practical nature of Taiwanese society.

Environment

Creating a Sustainable Homeland

An incentive system and strong technological capability are helping to create a recycling-oriented society.
by KELLY HER

Fabrics Go Green

Although long known for their environmental benefits, recent advances have helped eco-fibers find a place in clothing fabric.
by OSCAR CHUNG

Treasure from Trash

Super Dragon Technology Co. turns discarded information technology products into precious metals.
by JIM HWANG

Diplomacy

Maritime Cooperation: Bridge to the Future?

Working together on marine issues could boost prospects for peace and prosperity for both sides of the Taiwan Strait.
by MARK J. VALENCIA

Finance

Let the Money Flow

A recent financial memorandum of understanding means that the mainland China banquet is about to start for Taiwan’s banks.
by OSCAR CHUNG

Society

The Way Back Home

The government and NGOs continue working to house those who lost their homes due to Typhoon Morakot in 2009.
by VICKY HUANG

Culture

When Taiwan Meets Antwerp

The beauty of Taiwan’s postage stamps will be on display at a major show in Belgium.
by DENNIS CHANG

Crafts

Beyond the Bull’s Eye

Practitioners of traditional archery use bows based on ancient designs in pursuit of once-in-a-lifetime perfect shots.
by JIM HWANG

Film

Touching a Nerve

Award-winning movie No Puedo Vivir Sin Ti explores emotions and themes intimately rooted in local culture.
by PAT GAO

Design

Sculpting a Fashion

Fashion designer Johan Ku is receiving international recognition for clothing that strikes emotional and cultural chords.
by PAT GAO