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Taiwan in Time - 英文台灣史 Official page of the Taipei Times history column Taiwan in Time. 台北時報英文台灣史專欄的專頁。

22/09/2026

When Coca-Cola was made in Taiwan but only the president, US military personnel and black-market smugglers could get their hands on it.
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Narration by The Taiwan History Podcast - Formosa Files
Link in comments to original Taipei Times article
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Photos/videos courtesy of Taiwan Film and Audiovisual Institute, Internet Archive, Taiwan Cultural Memory Bank, United Daily News, HeySong Museum

Before and after World War II, Keelung hosted Taiwan's largest Korean community. Much of the post-war population lived i...
17/09/2026

Before and after World War II, Keelung hosted Taiwan's largest Korean community. Much of the post-war population lived in Shengli Alley (勝利巷), where today only one Korean shop remains: Hwang Tae-Im's hair salon, which also sells homemade kimchi.

READ FULL ARTICLE: https://www.taipeitimes.com/News/feat/archives/2026/09/13/2003864170

Thanks to artist Ho Bin Kim for bringing attention to this little-known migration through his piece “Ep. 13 Reality Sandwich – Keelung Harbor,” on display at 新竹市鐵道藝術村 until Oct. 18.

Photos courtesy of CNA, Taiwan Culture Memory Bank and Ho Bin Kim

Taipei Times

09/09/2026

Learn about the violent history of Keelung's famous festival in our latest collaboration with The Taiwan History Podcast - Formosa Files !!!

LINK IN COMMENTS FOR ORIGINAL ARTICLE

With cool mountain air, splendid views, powerful deities plus a zoo and an amusement park, Zhinan Temple (指南宮) once drew...
03/09/2026

With cool mountain air, splendid views, powerful deities plus a zoo and an amusement park, Zhinan Temple (指南宮) once drew millions of visitors a year. In 1973, it was Taiwan’s second-most visited scenic area.

Its grandiose Lingxiao Palace (凌霄寶殿) was seriously damaged by fire last week, but the rest of the temple complex remains open.

FULL STORY: https://www.taipeitimes.com/News/feat/archives/2026/08/30/2003863357

#指南宮 Taipei Times

Three pairs of chopsticks, stuck upright in the ground like incense, were reportedly among the last traces left by three...
27/08/2026

Three pairs of chopsticks, stuck upright in the ground like incense, were reportedly among the last traces left by three young hikers who disappeared on Qilai Mountain in August 1972.

Despite an extensive two-month search, Chiu Kao (邱高), Hu Te-ning (胡德寧) and Lee Fu-ming (李福明) were never found.
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FULL STORY: https://www.taipeitimes.com/News/feat/archives/2026/08/23/2003862964
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26/08/2026

Who was Taiwan's first Olympian and why was he forgotten after World War II?

Check out our new collaboration with The Taiwan History Podcast - Formosa Files, which turns stories from the Taiwan in Time - 英文台灣史 archives into short videos in both Mandarin and English.

ORIGINAL ARTICLE: https://www.taipeitimes.com/News/feat/archives/2024/09/29/2003824509

FILM REVIEW: 終戰那一天 The Day the War EndedThey were born Taiwanese, educated as Japanese and experienced World War II as s...
24/08/2026

FILM REVIEW: 終戰那一天 The Day the War Ended
They were born Taiwanese, educated as Japanese and experienced World War II as subjects of an empire that was eventually defeated. Under Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) rule, when Japan became the enemy, they mostly kept those memories to themselves.

Of the six men and women interviewed in depth in the film, three have since died, while the others are nearing 100. Their stories are therefore all the more urgent to preserve, offering insight into the choices and sentiments of ordinary people swept up in the forces of history.
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FULL ARTICLE: https://www.taipeitimes.com/News/feat/archives/2026/08/21/2003862858
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#終戰那一天 Taipei Times

Announcing a new collaboration with The Taiwan History Podcast - Formosa Files turning articles from the 11-year Taiwan ...
21/08/2026

Announcing a new collaboration with The Taiwan History Podcast - Formosa Files turning articles from the 11-year Taiwan in Time - 英文台灣史 archive into both Mandarin and English videos. Stay tuned for more!

Subhas Chandra Bose was meant to be in Taiwan for no more than two hours. After refueling at today’s Songshan Airport in...
20/08/2026

Subhas Chandra Bose was meant to be in Taiwan for no more than two hours.

After refueling at today’s Songshan Airport in Taipei on Aug. 18, 1945, his plane took off for Japan — and crashed almost immediately.

Many refused to believe he had died, and questions surrounding the incident remain to this day.

FULL STORY: www.taipeitimes.com/News/feat/archives/2026/08/16/2003862564

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Taiwan in Time's "Echoes of Kipatauw" series is featured in Tree Tree Tree Person's ( 森人-北投藝駐計劃 ) latest exhibition at t...
17/08/2026

Taiwan in Time's "Echoes of Kipatauw" series is featured in Tree Tree Tree Person's ( 森人-北投藝駐計劃 ) latest exhibition at the Ketagalan Culture Center ( 凱達格蘭文化館 )!!!

Splicing Time: A Ketagalan Notebook (跳接時空:凱達格蘭族的記事本), through Sept. 27.

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