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How Ancestor Worship Created This Superstition-That’s Curious Ep.3

How Ancestor Worship Created This Superstition-That’s Curious Ep.3

Ancestor worship is a special part of staying connected to family. This may seem like superstition, but there is a very human element to the ritual of grief and remembering those who went before us. In this episode, our host Lin Yao explores this local tradition and how it has evolved today.

In Taiwan, it is quite common to see people burning money. Not literally, of course. This is ghost money, a form of “money” that people burn for their ancestors to use in the afterlife. Discover the various kinds of currency available and how this custom has evolved. From ghost money to ghost mansions and luxury cars, the time-honored tradition of remembering the dead has come a long way in Taiwan. Learn more about the origins of burning joss paper and how this spiritual currency is big business in this world and the next on this episode of “That’s Curious.”

Visiting All the Iconic Spots of Taiwanese Music-Taiwan Dekat Je Ep. 5

Visiting All the Iconic Spots of Taiwanese Music-Taiwan Dekat Je Ep. 5

Music speaks for a nation in the most intimate and ineffable way. In this episode of Taiwan Dekat Je, Ching-yee from Malaysia visits several iconic venues in the Taiwanese music scene. At Taipei Music Center, Ching-yee learns about the history of Taiwanese pop music and tries a ukulele made from glass fiber. At National Center for Traditional Arts, Ching-yee appreciates the beauty of glove puppetry and even make her own puppet. In Xinyi district in Taipei, Ching-yee immerses herself in the performance of street musicians. Learn more about the vibrancy of Taiwanese music.

Spanish & Latin Classics: An Exquisite Guitar & Violin Dialogue–Resound Ep. 6

Spanish & Latin Classics: An Exquisite Guitar & Violin Dialogue–Resound Ep. 6

The award-winning duo Cantabile Strings, featuring former NSO concertmaster I-Ching Li and virtuoso guitarist Meng-Feng Su, showcases the exquisite harmony of classical guitar and violin. This episode highlights the world-class musicians as they explore a captivating repertoire of classical music defined by the fiery rhythms of Spanish music and the evocative soul of Latin American compositions. The performance features a profound dialogue between these two iconic string instruments, moving from the technical brilliance of Manuel de Falla’s “Spanish Dance No. 1” to the sophisticated French-Brazilian fusion of Roland Dyens and the rhythmic spirit of Heitor Villa-Lobos’ “Choro.” The duo masterfully bridges technical precision with deep emotional expression as the music moves from the universal yearning of Manuel Ponce’s “Estrellita” to the technical flair of “Serenata Española.”

"Resound" is a TaiwanPlus original series that showcases Taiwan’s rich and varied musical landscape. We highlight a wide array of professionally performed genres and the diverse artists behind them—from classical virtuosos and contemporary singer-songwriters to jazz bands and a cappella groups telling stories unique to Taiwan. We believe that exceptional music is worth resounding over and over again.

Even Beginners Can Summit These Peaks in a Day-City Escape Ep. 7

Even Beginners Can Summit These Peaks in a Day-City Escape Ep. 7

Hiking is a favored pastime in Taiwan and with so many varied choices in hiking trails it is easy to see why. One big hiking challenge is Taiwan’s 100 peaks, something many hikers love to attempt. This episode includes a two-for-one special where you can achieve two of these peaks in one relatively challenging day hike, check it out now.

Taiwan’s 100 peaks (baiyue) is a hiking challenge that many in Taiwan attempt. The challenge is made up of 100 iconic peaks that are over 3,000 meters in elevation. This episode checks out two of these peaks in Taroko National Park, Shimenshan and Hehuanshan North Peak. Hiking above 3,000 meters comes with unique challenges, despite being a relatively easy hike in regard to technicality, hikers must be aware of altitude sickness. For hikers wishing for an introduction for hiking at altitude, it is an excellent choice, however it still requires an adequate level of fitness to achieve.

Discover one of the best high mountain hikes for those wishing to challenge themselves on this episode of “City Escape.”

These Indian Scientists Drive Leading Cancer Research-Namaste Taiwan Ep. 3

These Indian Scientists Drive Leading Cancer Research-Namaste Taiwan Ep. 3

Kunal and Ritu are Indian expats who made the bold choice to give up Canadian permanent residency and move to Taiwan instead. Watch as Priya takes a tour of the university lab to find out more about their work in medical research and cancer drug development. All before sharing in some quiet family moments with their son, Tavish, who speaks fluent Mandarin and feels completely at home here.

What’s it like raising a family in Taiwan? The answer lies in finding the place where you truly belong. Let us know what you think of their heartfelt story in the comments below!

Namaste Taiwan spotlights long-standing contributions and rich cultural exchange with Taiwan’s Indian community. Dr. Priya Lalwani Purswaney shares the personal stories of those who come from or connect with India on their journey to explore the possibilities, diversity, and lived realities of building a life and career in Taiwan.

Southeast Asian Food From Classics to Creative Fusion-Veggie Island Ep. 6-2

Southeast Asian Food From Classics to Creative Fusion-Veggie Island Ep. 6-2

Sin Wu Vegetarian offers bold, vibrant Southeast Asian food that is entirely vegan and vegetarian. The restaurant’s signature “cloud tempeh” is a work of art invented by founder Ms. Lu. Made with a blend of beans and carefully fermented for at least 48 hours, it transforms tempeh into a high-protein delight full of possibility.

Furthermore, Malaysian chef Henry brings authentic flavors to every dish. Whether it’s tempeh prepared in multiple styles, vegan bak kut teh, crispy “chicken” that could easily pass for the real thing, or rich, luxurious creme brulee and durian pizza, this innovative place surprises with every bite.

Hungry for more? If you’re curious about Taiwan’s vegetarian and vegan food scene, “Veggie Island” has you covered! Taiwan is a true vegetarian paradise, offering countless vegetarian-friendly options for those enjoying a plant-based, vegetarian or vegan lifestyle. Are you veggie-curious? Tune in and veg out with host Sharon Kwan as she explores the diverse and flavorful world of Taiwan’s vegetarian cuisines! 🌱

What Makes This Rice Cooker So Iconic?-That’s Curious Ep. 2

What Makes This Rice Cooker So Iconic?-That’s Curious Ep. 2

A rice cooker might seem unnecessary in a kitchen. But for many Taiwanese families, there is a legendary rice steamer that is impossible to live without. This time, we’re on the hunt for the story behind Taiwan’s iconic Tatung rice cooker. Let’s go!

Tatung’s rice cooker has been a mainstay in Taiwanese kitchens for decades. These iconic pieces of equipment are more than a simple kitchen tool to help speed up cooking times, for many they are the heart of the kitchen and hold a multitude of fond memories. In this episode, host Lin Yao traces the history, social impact, and design of one of the most popular kitchen appliances. Learn about the mechanism behind the iconic pop sound, the unique shape and design of the body and the reasons behind its rise in popularity in the postwar era. Discover all the things that make the Tatung rice cooker the heart of the kitchen.

The Perfect Architecture Tour in Taiwan-Taiwan Dekat Je Ep. 4

The Perfect Architecture Tour in Taiwan-Taiwan Dekat Je Ep. 4

Architecture carries the memories of a place in solid form. In this episode of Taiwan Dekat Je, Ching-yee from Malaysia visits various iconic Taiwanese buildings other than Taipei 101. Ching-yee’s first stop is Juming Museum, which celebrates the works of maestro sculptor Ju Ming. Her next stop is Beitou Library, an award-winning green building nestled amidst trees and hot springs. In addition to building in the forest, there is also forest in the building. Kaohsiung Public Library is a green building that envelops trees with light percolating from various angles. Learn more about the amazing Taiwanese cityscape.

Honoring a Master Composer with a Virtuoso String Quartet–Resound Ep. 5

Honoring a Master Composer with a Virtuoso String Quartet–Resound Ep. 5

A repertoire of contemporary classical music with the acclaimed string quartet JADE as they perform the works of the late modern composer Jing Peng (1965–2023). A Golden Melody Award winner with deep roots in the Austro-German musical tradition, Peng was a visionary in chamber music, seamlessly blending technical brilliance with a lyrical, romantic soul. This performance captures the full breadth of his artistry, from the high-energy drive of a violin and cello duet to intimate, improvisatory cello solo pieces dedicated to his wife, Chang Chih-hui. Discover how JADE Quartet, a premier ensemble bridging Asia and Europe, interprets these intricate soundscapes, offering a poignant look at one of Taiwan’s most versatile musical voices.

"Resound" is a TaiwanPlus original series that showcases Taiwan’s rich and varied musical landscape. We highlight a wide array of professionally performed genres and the diverse artists behind them—from classical virtuosos and contemporary singer-songwriters to jazz bands and a cappella groups telling stories unique to Taiwan. We believe that exceptional music is worth resounding over and over again.

How Ancestor Worship Created This Superstition-That’s Curious Ep.3

How Ancestor Worship Created This Superstition-That’s Curious Ep.3

Ancestor worship is a special part of staying connected to family. This may seem like superstition, but there is a very human element to the ritual of grief and remembering those who went before us. In this episode, our host Lin Yao explores this local tradition and how it has evolved today.

In Taiwan, it is quite common to see people burning money. Not literally, of course. This is ghost money, a form of “money” that people burn for their ancestors to use in the afterlife. Discover the various kinds of currency available and how this custom has evolved. From ghost money to ghost mansions and luxury cars, the time-honored tradition of remembering the dead has come a long way in Taiwan. Learn more about the origins of burning joss paper and how this spiritual currency is big business in this world and the next on this episode of “That’s Curious.”

Visiting All the Iconic Spots of Taiwanese Music-Taiwan Dekat Je Ep. 5

Visiting All the Iconic Spots of Taiwanese Music-Taiwan Dekat Je Ep. 5

Music speaks for a nation in the most intimate and ineffable way. In this episode of Taiwan Dekat Je, Ching-yee from Malaysia visits several iconic venues in the Taiwanese music scene. At Taipei Music Center, Ching-yee learns about the history of Taiwanese pop music and tries a ukulele made from glass fiber. At National Center for Traditional Arts, Ching-yee appreciates the beauty of glove puppetry and even make her own puppet. In Xinyi district in Taipei, Ching-yee immerses herself in the performance of street musicians. Learn more about the vibrancy of Taiwanese music.

Spanish & Latin Classics: An Exquisite Guitar & Violin Dialogue–Resound Ep. 6

Spanish & Latin Classics: An Exquisite Guitar & Violin Dialogue–Resound Ep. 6

The award-winning duo Cantabile Strings, featuring former NSO concertmaster I-Ching Li and virtuoso guitarist Meng-Feng Su, showcases the exquisite harmony of classical guitar and violin. This episode highlights the world-class musicians as they explore a captivating repertoire of classical music defined by the fiery rhythms of Spanish music and the evocative soul of Latin American compositions. The performance features a profound dialogue between these two iconic string instruments, moving from the technical brilliance of Manuel de Falla’s “Spanish Dance No. 1” to the sophisticated French-Brazilian fusion of Roland Dyens and the rhythmic spirit of Heitor Villa-Lobos’ “Choro.” The duo masterfully bridges technical precision with deep emotional expression as the music moves from the universal yearning of Manuel Ponce’s “Estrellita” to the technical flair of “Serenata Española.”

"Resound" is a TaiwanPlus original series that showcases Taiwan’s rich and varied musical landscape. We highlight a wide array of professionally performed genres and the diverse artists behind them—from classical virtuosos and contemporary singer-songwriters to jazz bands and a cappella groups telling stories unique to Taiwan. We believe that exceptional music is worth resounding over and over again.

Even Beginners Can Summit These Peaks in a Day-City Escape Ep. 7

Even Beginners Can Summit These Peaks in a Day-City Escape Ep. 7

Hiking is a favored pastime in Taiwan and with so many varied choices in hiking trails it is easy to see why. One big hiking challenge is Taiwan’s 100 peaks, something many hikers love to attempt. This episode includes a two-for-one special where you can achieve two of these peaks in one relatively challenging day hike, check it out now.

Taiwan’s 100 peaks (baiyue) is a hiking challenge that many in Taiwan attempt. The challenge is made up of 100 iconic peaks that are over 3,000 meters in elevation. This episode checks out two of these peaks in Taroko National Park, Shimenshan and Hehuanshan North Peak. Hiking above 3,000 meters comes with unique challenges, despite being a relatively easy hike in regard to technicality, hikers must be aware of altitude sickness. For hikers wishing for an introduction for hiking at altitude, it is an excellent choice, however it still requires an adequate level of fitness to achieve.

Discover one of the best high mountain hikes for those wishing to challenge themselves on this episode of “City Escape.”

These Indian Scientists Drive Leading Cancer Research-Namaste Taiwan Ep. 3

These Indian Scientists Drive Leading Cancer Research-Namaste Taiwan Ep. 3

Kunal and Ritu are Indian expats who made the bold choice to give up Canadian permanent residency and move to Taiwan instead. Watch as Priya takes a tour of the university lab to find out more about their work in medical research and cancer drug development. All before sharing in some quiet family moments with their son, Tavish, who speaks fluent Mandarin and feels completely at home here.

What’s it like raising a family in Taiwan? The answer lies in finding the place where you truly belong. Let us know what you think of their heartfelt story in the comments below!

Namaste Taiwan spotlights long-standing contributions and rich cultural exchange with Taiwan’s Indian community. Dr. Priya Lalwani Purswaney shares the personal stories of those who come from or connect with India on their journey to explore the possibilities, diversity, and lived realities of building a life and career in Taiwan.

Southeast Asian Food From Classics to Creative Fusion-Veggie Island Ep. 6-2

Southeast Asian Food From Classics to Creative Fusion-Veggie Island Ep. 6-2

Sin Wu Vegetarian offers bold, vibrant Southeast Asian food that is entirely vegan and vegetarian. The restaurant’s signature “cloud tempeh” is a work of art invented by founder Ms. Lu. Made with a blend of beans and carefully fermented for at least 48 hours, it transforms tempeh into a high-protein delight full of possibility.

Furthermore, Malaysian chef Henry brings authentic flavors to every dish. Whether it’s tempeh prepared in multiple styles, vegan bak kut teh, crispy “chicken” that could easily pass for the real thing, or rich, luxurious creme brulee and durian pizza, this innovative place surprises with every bite.

Hungry for more? If you’re curious about Taiwan’s vegetarian and vegan food scene, “Veggie Island” has you covered! Taiwan is a true vegetarian paradise, offering countless vegetarian-friendly options for those enjoying a plant-based, vegetarian or vegan lifestyle. Are you veggie-curious? Tune in and veg out with host Sharon Kwan as she explores the diverse and flavorful world of Taiwan’s vegetarian cuisines! 🌱

What Makes This Rice Cooker So Iconic?-That’s Curious Ep. 2

What Makes This Rice Cooker So Iconic?-That’s Curious Ep. 2

A rice cooker might seem unnecessary in a kitchen. But for many Taiwanese families, there is a legendary rice steamer that is impossible to live without. This time, we’re on the hunt for the story behind Taiwan’s iconic Tatung rice cooker. Let’s go!

Tatung’s rice cooker has been a mainstay in Taiwanese kitchens for decades. These iconic pieces of equipment are more than a simple kitchen tool to help speed up cooking times, for many they are the heart of the kitchen and hold a multitude of fond memories. In this episode, host Lin Yao traces the history, social impact, and design of one of the most popular kitchen appliances. Learn about the mechanism behind the iconic pop sound, the unique shape and design of the body and the reasons behind its rise in popularity in the postwar era. Discover all the things that make the Tatung rice cooker the heart of the kitchen.

The Perfect Architecture Tour in Taiwan-Taiwan Dekat Je Ep. 4

The Perfect Architecture Tour in Taiwan-Taiwan Dekat Je Ep. 4

Architecture carries the memories of a place in solid form. In this episode of Taiwan Dekat Je, Ching-yee from Malaysia visits various iconic Taiwanese buildings other than Taipei 101. Ching-yee’s first stop is Juming Museum, which celebrates the works of maestro sculptor Ju Ming. Her next stop is Beitou Library, an award-winning green building nestled amidst trees and hot springs. In addition to building in the forest, there is also forest in the building. Kaohsiung Public Library is a green building that envelops trees with light percolating from various angles. Learn more about the amazing Taiwanese cityscape.

Honoring a Master Composer with a Virtuoso String Quartet–Resound Ep. 5

Honoring a Master Composer with a Virtuoso String Quartet–Resound Ep. 5

A repertoire of contemporary classical music with the acclaimed string quartet JADE as they perform the works of the late modern composer Jing Peng (1965–2023). A Golden Melody Award winner with deep roots in the Austro-German musical tradition, Peng was a visionary in chamber music, seamlessly blending technical brilliance with a lyrical, romantic soul. This performance captures the full breadth of his artistry, from the high-energy drive of a violin and cello duet to intimate, improvisatory cello solo pieces dedicated to his wife, Chang Chih-hui. Discover how JADE Quartet, a premier ensemble bridging Asia and Europe, interprets these intricate soundscapes, offering a poignant look at one of Taiwan’s most versatile musical voices.

"Resound" is a TaiwanPlus original series that showcases Taiwan’s rich and varied musical landscape. We highlight a wide array of professionally performed genres and the diverse artists behind them—from classical virtuosos and contemporary singer-songwriters to jazz bands and a cappella groups telling stories unique to Taiwan. We believe that exceptional music is worth resounding over and over again.

How Ancestor Worship Created This Superstition-That’s Curious Ep.3

Visiting All the Iconic Spots of Taiwanese Music-Taiwan Dekat Je Ep. 5

Spanish & Latin Classics: An Exquisite Guitar & Violin Dialogue–Resound Ep. 6

Even Beginners Can Summit These Peaks in a Day-City Escape Ep. 7

These Indian Scientists Drive Leading Cancer Research-Namaste Taiwan Ep. 3

Southeast Asian Food From Classics to Creative Fusion-Veggie Island Ep. 6-2

What Makes This Rice Cooker So Iconic?-That’s Curious Ep. 2

The Perfect Architecture Tour in Taiwan-Taiwan Dekat Je Ep. 4

Honoring a Master Composer with a Virtuoso String Quartet–Resound Ep. 5

How Ancestor Worship Created This Superstition-That’s Curious Ep.3

Visiting All the Iconic Spots of Taiwanese Music-Taiwan Dekat Je Ep. 5

Spanish & Latin Classics: An Exquisite Guitar & Violin Dialogue–Resound Ep. 6

Even Beginners Can Summit These Peaks in a Day-City Escape Ep. 7

These Indian Scientists Drive Leading Cancer Research-Namaste Taiwan Ep. 3

Southeast Asian Food From Classics to Creative Fusion-Veggie Island Ep. 6-2

What Makes This Rice Cooker So Iconic?-That’s Curious Ep. 2

The Perfect Architecture Tour in Taiwan-Taiwan Dekat Je Ep. 4

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