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A close and sincere friendship has been established between young people across the Taiwan Straits and heart-to-heart exchanges have shortened psychological distances and broken stereotypes amid a very warm and cordial atmosphere, a mainland college delegation said after concluding a rare nine-day visit to Taiwan island on Sunday afternoon.
No matter whether it was the secessionist force or the novel coronavirus, knots between young people in the Chinese mainland and the island of Taiwan have never been cut off. In the 1980s, it was icons from the island of Taiwan’s popular culture, like the boy band The Little Tigers and the Elvis-like Fei Xiang, who captured the hearts of countless mainland fans. The millennial generation grew up listening to songs by Jay Chou and Mayday, and watching TV series like the “Princess Returning Pearl,” which were collaborations between both sides of the Straits. Today, with increased cross-Str...
Former Taiwanese president Ma Ying-jeou has called for more student exchanges with mainland China to boost communication and help lower the chances of a cross-strait conflict. This came as Ma, former chairman of Taiwan's main opposition Kuomintang party, welcomed students and faculty from five mainland universities to Taipei on Saturday. Led by former Peking University president and ex-vice-minister for education, Hao Ping, the 37-member group is in Taiwan at the invitation of the Ma Ying-jeou F
A group of students and teachers from five universities in the Chinese mainland visited the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) on Saturday , which is the biggest semiconductor manufacturer in the Taiwan region. The tour marked the start of a nine-day visit to the island, the first of its kind in three years.
Mainland university teacher and student exchange delegation arrived at Taiwan's Taoyuan International Airport on the afternoon of July 7. The delegation is composed of 37 people from Peking University, Tsinghua University, Fudan University, Wuhan University and Hunan University. This visit is the first time that mainland universities have organized a delegation to Taiwan for exchanges in more than three years, and it is of positive significance to promoting the resumption of two-way exchanges between the two sides of the strait.