Taiwan's earliest inhabitants expressed their cultural traditions through dance, embodying reverence for the heavens, gratitude for the land, longing for loved ones, and the cherishing of friendships.

Calligraphy showcases the beauty of Chinese characters; its flowing brushstrokes combine softness with sudden strength. In the lightness of its strokes lies a striking solidity. We are honored to have Mr. Lin Chih-Cheng, a calligraphy expert with years of experience, perform live demonstrations.

Due to its climate, terrain, and soil, Taiwan's tea holds a significant place not just within the island's history, but also in today's global tea market. Yes, the popular drink bubble tea originated from Taiwan! At the Taiwan Cultural Festival, professional tea artist Ms. Liu Pei-Ju will showcase the art of Taiwanese tea culture!

Traditional Chinese characters showcase beauty in many forms—the flow of lines, the arrangement of shapes, and the richness of cultural meaning. Taiwan is one of the few countries that continues to use these beautiful characters, refined through thousands of years of cultural heritage. To express this beauty, dance performer Ms. Ya Chih Chuang brings the flowing lines to life with ribbons and graceful movements.

Early Taiwanese folk songs conveyed the hardships of ancestors, the oppression during the Japanese occupation, the disillusionment after the war, and the freedom of campus folk rock in the 1970s! For this event, we are pleased to have the choir led by Ms. Lin Ru-Yin guide our guests through Taiwan’s historical culture and emotional tumults.

Taiwanese Rap

Taiwanese Travel Video Screening