Links
This is our links page. Check out some of these other sites. If you’d like to be listed, shoot us an email at therealtaiwan[at]gmail.com
My Several Worlds - A global mind in Asia
Wasai Taiwan Cross Cultural Essays - Wasai Taiwan is looking for Xpats’ views of Taiwan. If you have a story to tell regarding your experience in Taiwan, they will pay you NT 700 per 300-600 word essay. The deadline for essays is November 30th, 2007. They are an academic group, so please share!
Sticky Ball ESL Games and English Lesson Plans A new site that has good material for English teachers.
Online Chinese Courses - A site to improve your Chinese.
Filination - A look at Asia through an Israeli’s eyes.
Style in Taiwan - A frequently updated site for Taiwan’s women’s fashion. A personal favorite.
Senorita Pequena A great site with reviews of restaurants, mostly in the south.
Research Taiwan - This is a long list of blogs from the Taiwan Blogosphere
One Whole Jujuflop Situation: Politics in Taiwan - Douglass Adams has made a cool site that focuses on the political side of Taiwan. I like it, because he writes about things I’m very interested in but too lazy to write good stories about. Definitely give this a look if you want to know about the current Taiwanese political situation.
The Taipei Kid - A regularly updated blog that is humorous and useful for those of us living in Taiwan or thinking about making the move.
The Peace Festival Official Site - PeaceFest: an event for musicians, artists and music/art lovers alike. Longtan is home to PeaceFest and promises a weekend of fun and enlightenment while raising money for a variety of charities.
The View from Taiwan - A blog from Michael Turton.
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I couldn’t help but rewrite the above comment about PeaceFest. I wrote it this way because really, PeaceFest (PF) and SpringScream (SS) are very different. While they are both for the musician and the music lover, they are also for the artist and art lover. Peace Fest always has lots going on in the way of art. Fire spinners, dancers from other countries, painters, ETC. Also I don’t think SS was ever about charity which is ok, but that’s what PF IS all about!
PeaceFest: an event for musicians, artists and music/art lovers alike. Longtan is home to PeaceFest and promises a weekend of fun and enlightenment while raising money for a variety of charities. No commercialism here, just fine music, fine art and fine people promoting awareness.
That’s great, Paul. You couldn’t have said it better.
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I hope ,I will get new friend
Interesting Blog about Taiwan , have been there for quite awhile ago. anyway greetings from Singapore
Love ,
Britney
Hi! Great Blog. Since you seem to be in the know about things going on in Taiwan thought I would let you know that if you’re into art then I’m having a show at the Juming Museum. The opening reception and performance is on June 28, 2008. The show will be up until September 28, 2008. Hope you can check it out! http://www.juming.org.tw/opencms/juming/epaper/epapers/epaper_0002.html
Thanks for stopping by Rosa. Good luck with your show!