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'Chilling effect' feared from China detaining Li Yanhe - Vimarsana News

'Chilling effect' feared from China detaining Li Yanhe

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Premier-designate names more Cabinet appointments - Vimarsana News

Premier-designate names more Cabinet appointments

Taipei, Jan. 28 (CNA) Premier-designate Chen Chien-jen (陳建仁) on Saturday named former Keelung Mayor Lin Yu-chang (林右昌) as interior minister and Deputy Minister of Culture Hsiao Tsung-huang (蕭宗煌) as director of the National Palace Museum (NPM).

250 cultural relics had broken into pieces: curator of National Palace Museum in Taipei - Vimarsana News

250 cultural relics had broken into pieces: curator of National Palace Museum in Taipei

A record list shows a total of 359 porcelain relics have been restored National Palace Museum in Taipei over the years, its curator Wu Mi-cha confirmed Tuesday.

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Taiwan palace museum director faces calls to quit over broken Ming, Qing artefacts worth $109 million - Vimarsana News

Taiwan palace museum director faces calls to quit over broken Ming, Qing artefacts worth $109 million

The director of Taipei’s National Palace Museum is facing calls to step down after the institution admitted to breaking three precious Ming and Qing dynasty artefacts, worth a reported NT$2.5 billion (S$109 million) in all. The incidents exposed the shortcomings of the museum in managing and preserving cultural artefacts, observers said. They also raised doubts over whether the government of...

Taiwan's National Palace Museum breaks Ming & Qing dynasty artefacts worth S$109 million - Vimarsana News

Taiwan's National Palace Museum breaks Ming & Qing dynasty artefacts worth S$109 million

Online commenters from China accused the Taiwan government of deliberately damaging valuable Chinese treasures.