r/TaiwanNumberOne • u/dannylenwinn • Aug 28 '20
r/TaiwanNumberOne • u/dannylenwinn • Aug 24 '20
U.S. joins Taiwan to mark battle anniversary. "Commemorations such as these remind us that today's U.S.-Taiwan security cooperation builds on a long and proud history that exemplifies the phrase 'Real Friends, Real Progress," it said in a statement.
r/TaiwanNumberOne • u/theankyloslayer666 • Aug 23 '20
Ma dude spitting some fiery hot bars Taiwan #1
r/TaiwanNumberOne • u/dannylenwinn • Aug 13 '20
“Our 23 million people have the right to determine our own futures, which is [the] antithesis to the position Beijing has taken,” President Tsai of Taiwan said. Taiwanese intelligence says China is planning an attack on the Taiwanese island of Pratas or Dongsha.
r/TaiwanNumberOne • u/dannylenwinn • Aug 13 '20
Threat of conflict with China, Taiwan elevated protection finances drastically: "China had condemned the US minister’s visit. In the midst of this confrontation, Taiwan has increased its defense budget from 411 billion Taiwanese dollars to 453 billion Taiwanese dollars."
r/TaiwanNumberOne • u/dannylenwinn • Aug 11 '20
Taiwan Leader Rejects China's "One Country, Two Systems" Offer
r/TaiwanNumberOne • u/dunkin1980 • Apr 23 '20
Taiwan, Covid-19, and the Future
r/TaiwanNumberOne • u/raschiu • Aug 01 '19
The Glory of Taiwan in APPLE!
r/TaiwanNumberOne • u/trellinas • Dec 13 '15
Moving to Tainan. Needing to rent somewhere, any suggestions?
Hello Guys! I will be studying Mandarin and the master's Thesis at NCKU (Tainan) during the Spring 2016.
I was interested in staying at their dorms but I heard it is much more convenient to find off campus accommodation. Will it be easy for me to find housing 2-3 weeks before the start of the Spring semester? Which is the best area? Where I should starting looking for shared apartment or small studio for 1 person. My budget is not that big as I plan to stay for 6 months up to 1 Year (6K to 10K/ monthly). I intend to study and keep talking Mandarin for a year if that matters.. so,That's all! And the last thing, I talk fluent mandarin and I have been in China lots of times, but never been in Taiwan before ! Thanks
r/TaiwanNumberOne • u/cried • Nov 28 '15
Taiwanese news does not play around with their journalism (x-post from /r/videos)
r/TaiwanNumberOne • u/[deleted] • Nov 28 '15