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Company transfers critical skills to local employees overseas - Vimarsana News

Company transfers critical skills to local employees overseas

Employees of State-owned China Railway No 4 Engineering Group Co Ltd, known as CREC4, credit the company's success in doing business overseas to its clear vision of making sure its work is top quality and passing along new skills to local employees.

Mel Gurtov: An engagement moment for the United States and China - Vimarsana News

Mel Gurtov: An engagement moment for the United States and China

One of the more interesting developments in Putin’s war on Ukraine is the retreat of China from full-fledged support of Russia.

Facing the truth on 228 Incident - Taipei Times - Vimarsana News

Facing the truth on 228 Incident - Taipei Times

Former Presidential Office secretary-general Chang Tsu-i (張祖詒), at the age of 104, has published a book titled The President and I: A historical record of unusual times in politics (總統與我:政壇奇緣實錄). In the book, Chang writes about a visit to the Dasi Archives in 1984 at the request of then-president Chiang Ching-kuo (蔣經國), to study dossiers and records relating to the 228 Incident. The purpose was to allow Chang to investigate the role of the former Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) government — at the time based in Nanjing — to assess the extent to which it ma...

Aspen Music Fest names new VP - Vimarsana News

Aspen Music Fest names new VP

Patrick Chamberlain, formerly an administrator with the N.J. Symphony Orchestra, will join the senior management team of the Aspen Music Fest in April.

Taiwan in Time: 228's tragic survivor - Vimarsana News

Taiwan in Time: 228's tragic survivor

Five armed policemen barged into Sanmin Bookstore (三民書局) on the morning of March 10, 1947, demanding to see owner Chiang Wei-chuan (蔣渭川). “We’re here to shoot you to death!” one yelled when Chiang appeared and asked what they wanted. Chiang was shocked; just a few days earlier he was negotiating with governor general Chen Yi (陳儀) for political reform and making broadcasts to help pacify the people after the anti-government uprising on Feb. 28. Chen was just buying time. Everything changed once the Chinese Nationalist Party’s (KMT) reinforcements arrived from China o...