Taipei Fine Arts Museum - 臺北市立美術館

Jewels of 25 Years Museum Collection - 2009/1/24 - 2009/11/1 - 2A~2B – 37 collections

Street Scene on A Summer Day - CHEN Cheng-Po (1895 -1947)-79 x 98 cm – 1927 - Oil on Canvas

Soochow - CHEN Cheng-Po (1895-1947)- 1929 - 89.4 x 115.5 cm - Oil on Canvas

Courtyard With Banana Trees -LIAO Chi-Chun (1902-1976)- 129.2 x 95.8 cm – 1928 -Oil on Canvas

Monterrey Park - YEN Shui-Long（1903-1997）- 73 x 90 cm- 1931- Oil on Canvas

Fish Shop- LIU Chi-Hsiang (1910-1998)- 117 x 91 cm – 1940 - Oil on Canvas

Scenery near Yuan Shan - KUO Hsueh-Hu（1908- ） - 94.5 x 188 cm - 1928 - Gouache on Silk

Festival on South Street - KUO Hsueh-Hu (1908- )- 188 x 94.5 cm – 1930 - Gouache on Silk

Leisurely - CHEN Chin（1907-1998）- 136 x 161 cm – 1935 - Gouache on Silk

On the Way Home - LIN Yu-Shan（1907-2004）- 154.5 x 200 cm - 1944 -Color, Ink on Paper

Recess - LIN Chih-Chu (1917-2008)- 195.5 x 152 cm- 1939- Gouache on Paper

Happy Farmers - LEE Shih-Chiao (1908-1995)- 157 x 146 cm- 1946- Oil on Canvas

Girl in the White Dress- Lee Mei-Shu (1902-1983)- 116.5 x 91 cm- 1952- Oil on Canvas

Female Nude III - CHEN Hsia-Yu (1917-2000)- height: 19 cm -1947- Bronze

Temple of Confucius - KUO Po-Chuan (1901-1974) - 43 x 55.4 cm- 1956 - Oil on Paper

Atelier -HSIAO Ju-Sung (1922-1992) -98.5 x 71 cm - Watercolor on Paper

Landscape in Spain - LIAO Chi-Chun (1902-1976) - 80 x 100 cm – 1975 - Oil on Canvas

The Gate of Temple Tosho - CHEN Hui-Kun（1907- ） - 176.2 x 93.5 cm – 1982- Color, Ink on Paper

Prince Street- HAN Hsiang-Ning (1939- ) - 289 × 183.5 cm- 1972- Acrylic on Canvas

People #11- HSIA Yan (1932- ) - 101.5 x 137 cm – 1978- Oil on Canvas

Sakya - HUANG Tu-Shui (1895-1930) -38 x 38 x 113 cm- 1997 - Bronze(Plaster Original 1926)

Space Series - HUANG Chih-Yang (1965- ) - 240.8 x 59 cm ( x24 ) – 1992 - Ink on Paper

Gods Searching - HOU Chun-Ming (1963- ) - 153.5 × 107.5 cm ( ×37 ) – 1993 - Paper print(Details)

Fire - HUANG Chin-Ho (1956- ) - 400 x 815 cm – 1992- Oil on Canvas

Five Phases of President CHIANG Ching-Kuo- WU Tien-Chang (1956- ) - 239 x 246 cm ( x5 )- 1989- Oil on Vinyl

Zealandia Memorandum L9301- YANG Mao-Lin (1953- )- 112.5 x 194 cm- 1993 - Oil, Acrylic on Canvas

Lingchi-Echoes of a Historical Photograph - CHEN Chieh-Jen (1960- )- Site Installation - 2002

Rhythmic Flow - LIU Kuo-Sung (1932- )- 134.8 x 77.5 cm- 1964- Ink on Paper

Lust of Life - CHEN Ting-Shi (1916-2002) - 121 x 60 cm ( x5 )- 1968 - Print on Paper

Tai Chi- JU Ming (1938- ) - height: 170 cm – 1980- Cedar

Hermitage - LANG Ching-Shan (1892-1995)- 126 x 100 cm- 1963- Gelatin Silver Print

Cursive Script - YU You-Ren（1878-1964）- 169 x 41 cm ( x2 )- 1948- Ink on Paper

SU T. P.'s Poetry in Running Script- CHIANG Chao-Shen (1925-1996)- 174 x 46 cm ( x 8 )- 1994- Ink on Paper

Billows- FU Juan-Fu (1910-2007)- 88.1 x 421.7 cm – 1984 - Color, Ink on Paper

Yin Yang NO.2 - CHEN Chi-Kwan (1921-2007) - 30 x 546 cm- 1985- Ink and Color on Paper - (Details, 4-1)

Yin Yang NO.2 - CHEN Chi-Kwan (1921-2007) - 30 x 546 cm – 1985- Ink and Color on Paper - (Details, 4-2)

Yin Yang NO.2- CHEN Chi-Kwan (1921-2007) - 30 x 546 cm – 1985- Ink and Color on Paper

Yin Yang NO.2 - CHEN Chi-Kwan (1921-2007) - 30 x 546 cm – 1985 - Ink and Color on Paper

Source

Taipei Fine Arts Museum
181, ZhongShan N. Road, Sec. 3, Taipei 104, Taiwan

Museum Hours：Tuesday-Sunday 09:30 to 17:30. Saturday Night from 17:30 to 20:30

臺北市立美術館
臺北市10461中山北路三段181號

開放時間：週二～週日上午9:30至下午17:30，週一休館夜間開放時段：週六17:30至20:30

Taiwan-World's Hidden Treasure Team Introduction video

Taiwan - World's Hidden Treasure [ Cycling around Taiwan]

For many people, Taiwan,also known as “Formosa”, is one of the most well-known countries in the world, since people mayhave ever heard of “Made in Taiwan”or used the product made in Taiwan.. Other than producing the products of best quality, Taiwan is also a place famous for its unique culture, local gourmet, and natural scenes. One of the best ways toTaiwan is via a bike tour around the island.

Taiwan Cyclist Federation and many students club is frequently organizing a cycle tour which will circle the island in 11-20 days. You will join a challenge team of college students to circle the island just with your feet on the paddles. You will visit major cities and small townships of Taiwan, visit major temples of local religions, experience famous night markets and enjoy local snacks and cuisine. The bike route will cross the island from the west to the east, and you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of east coast as well as the spectacular Taroko Gorge of the Taroko National Park.

Model Plan

Day 1

Taipei

Day 2

Taipei Country – Hsinchu City

(Visit the Cheng Huang Temple and enjoy the most famous Hsinchu rice noodleand meat ball soup.)

100KM

Day 3

Hsinchu City – Changhua County

（Visit GIANT company, Tachia Temple, and enjoy the most famous Changhua meatball and rice tube pudding .）

115KM

Day 4

Changhua County –Chiayi City

90KM

Day 5

Chiayi County–Kaohsiung County

(Visit the tropic of Cancer Sign in Chiayi)

115KM

Day 6

Kaohsiung County –Pingtung Checheng

(Visit the Donggang Tapeng Bay National Scenic Area)

90KM

Day 7

Checheng –Jhihben, Taitung County

(Enjoy hot spring in Jhihben)

100KM

Day 8

Jhihben, Taitung County–Fonbin,Hualien County

(Visit the tropic of Cancer Sign in Jinpu)

110KM

Day 9

Fobin, Hualien County – Hualien City

(Great view of East Rift Valley. Visit the Farglory Ocean Park )

60KM

Day 10

Hualien City –Jiaosi ,YilanCounty

(Visit Taroko National Park. Enjoy hot spring in Jiaosi)

55KM

Day 11

Jiaosi – Taipei City

（Visit the Ping-Lin Tea Museum）

85KM

Taiwan Cyclist Federation, 1F., No.710, Sec. 3, Ankang Rd., Xindian City,

Taipei County 231, Taiwan (R.O.C.)

(台北縣新店市安康路三段1樓)

Tel: 886-2-2215-2585

Fax: 886-2-2214-1811

Web-site: www.cyclist.org.tw

Taiwan - World's Hidden Treasure [ Taipei - 101 Run-up]

Taiwan - World's Hidden Treasure [Ilha Formosa's Special Days]

• 開國紀念日 Founding Day of the ROC
• 雙十國慶日 - Double Tenth National Day
• 二二八和平紀念日 - 228 Memorial Day
• 軍 節 - Armed Forces Day
• 教師節 - Teacher's Day
• 勞動節 - Labor Day
• 民族掃墓節 - Tomb Sweeping Day
• 臺灣光復節 - Taiwan's Retrocession Day
• 婦女節 - Women's Day
• 青年節 - Youth Day
• 行憲紀念日 - Constitution Day
• 兒童節 - Children's Day
• 春節 - Chinese New Year
• 元宵節 - Lantern Festival
• 中元節 - Ghost Festival
• 農民節 - Farmer's Day
• 中秋節 - Mid-Autumn Festival
• 端午節 - Dragon Boat Festival
• 重陽節 - Double Ninth Day
• 平溪放天燈 - Pinghsi Sky Lantern Festival
• 頭城搶孤 - Toucheng Chiang Ku Festival
• 基隆中元祭- Keelung Chung Yuan Festival
• 祭孔大典 - Confucius Ceremony
• 台北市年貨大街 - Taipei City New Year's Goods Market
• 西港燒王船 - Sikang's Burning King Boat Ceremony
• 艋舺青山王祭 - Ching Shan Wang Ritual at Meng Chia
• 大甲媽祖進香 - Tachia Matsu Pilgrimage Procession
• 北港媽祖繞境 - Beigang Matsu Touring Procession
• 內門迎觀音 - Welcome Kuan Yin Ritual at Neimen
• 鹽水蜂炮 - Yenshui Fireworks Festival
• 淡水迎祖師爺 - Welcoming the Patriarch at Danshui
• 新埔義民節 - Yimin Festival at Hsin Pu
• 東港王船祭 - Donggang King Boat Ceremony
• 三峽清水祖師祭 - Zushi Ritual at Chingshui, Sansia
• 北門三寮灣王船祭 - Wangchuan Ritual at Sanliao Bay, Peimen
• 土城聖母廟刈香 - Yi Hsiang of Tucheng Sheng Mu Temple
• 大龍峒保生大帝祭 - Bao Sheng Cultural Festival in Dalongdong
• 大溪關老爺祭 - The ritual of Emperor Kuan Kung at Dasi
• 台東炸寒單爺 - Taitung's Bombarding Master Handan Festival
• 九份大拜拜 - Great Offering at Jiufen
• 三重神農大帝祭 - Ritual of Emperor Shen Nung at Sanchung
• 小琉球王船祭 - Wang chuan Ritual at Hsiao Liuchiu
• 內湖夜弄土地公 - Neihu Night Procession of the Earth God
• 台北龍山寺浴佛節 - Buddha Bathing Festival of Taipei Lungshan Temple
• 五結利澤簡走尪 - Tsouwang at Lichechien, Wuchie
• 大稻埕霞海城隍祭 - Cheng Huang Ritual at Hsia Hai, Tataocheng
• 口湖牽水車藏 - Pulling Water Zhuang at Kauhu
• 大溪祭陳聖王 - Chen Sheng Wang in Dasi Ritual
• 台南開隆宮七娘媽生 - The Ceremony of Chiniangma's Birthday of Tainan Kailung Temple
• 南鯤鯓王爺祭 - Nan Kuan-shen Wang-yeh Ritual
• 客家桐花季 -Hakka Tung Bloosom Festival

"Best Trip in the World" Info in Taiwan News Papers

Taiwan News

Taiwan seeking contestants for 'Best Trip in the World' contest

http://www.etaiwannews.com/etn/news_content.php?id=971957〈=eng_news&cate_img=49.jpg&cate_rss=news_Society

Teams from 44 countries register for `best trip' contest

http://www.etaiwannews.com/etn/news_content.php?id=992826〈=eng_news&cate_img=49.jpg&cate_rss=news_Society

China Post

Taiwan seeking contestants for 'Best Trip in World'

http://www.chinapost.com.tw/taiwan/national/national-news/2009/06/10/211576/Taiwan-seeking.htm

1,123 teams register for 'best trip' contest

http://www.chinapost.com.tw/taiwan/foreign--community/2009/07/03/214708/1123-teams.htm

Taipei Times

More entries sought for Taiwan travel contest

http://www.taipeitimes.com/News/taiwan/archives/2009/06/10/2003445817

More than a thousand teams enter Taiwan contest

http://www.taipeitimes.com/News/front/archives/2009/07/04/2003447846

Taiwan - World's Hidden Treasure Team on TTV

"Taiwan - World's Hidden Treasure" team convey thanks to Taiwan Television (TTV)!

It seems like our Taiwanese friends start to appreciate our team's sprit and interest towards Ilha Formosa!

Source : http://www.ttv.com.tw/VideoCity/video_play.asp?ID=7614

(Through John Kuo)

Welcome to Green Island - Taiwan World's Hidden Treasure Team

Welcome to Green Island

Taiwan-World's Hidden Teasure

Let's Fly with Taiwan - World's Hidden Treasure Team

Want to fly like Icarus, without getting your feathers burned by the sun? Sign up for a tandem flight with a professional flight instructor and all you have to do is enjoy the awesome views of mountains and ocean. Paragliding is a safe and environment-friendly way to fly and feel like an eagle. Some of the recommended places for paragliding in Taiwan are right at the coast. You start on an elevated point on a coastal mountain and end up safely on a sandy beach.

Come and fly with us!

Welcome to Taiwan-World's Hidden Treasure Team - Triangle Jade Trip

Taiwan - World's Hidden Treasure [ Tea Lovers Heaven]

People throughout Formosa drink tea daily. In general, there are six kinds of tea classified according to different technique involved in the making of tea.

In the past dynasties, people not only formed a special way of tea-drinking, but also developed an art form called tea-drinking. This art form comprises of many aspects. The most noticeable ones are the making of tea, the way of brewing, the drinking utensils such as tea pot. The art of making tea is called "Cha dao".

Medically, the tea leaf contains a number of chemicals, of which 20-30% is tannic acid, known for its anti-inflammatory and germicidal properties. It also contains an alkaloid (5%, mainly caffeine), a stimulant for the nerve centre and the process of metabolism. Tea with the aromatics in it may help resolve meat and fat and thus promote digestion.

Let's Have a Cup of Tea with our Taiwanese friends!