A soaring number of Taiwanese designers and manufacturers are now showing a key interest in Made-in-Taiwan (MIT) textile products that blend innovative fashion with a traditional flare.

This year on 5 December 2011 all Thais will join together to celebrate the auspicious occasion of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej's 7th Cycle Birthday Anniversary.

This year Thailand saw a catastrophic flood, but what Thai people see beyond the devastation is the kind hearts of friends around the world.

Thailand's largest exhibition fair organized by the Office of the Board of Investment (BOI) is now revitalized to show the country's investment potentials on sustainable development.

One of most important ways to keep a culture alive is passing it on to the next generation through language. For the Hakka population, which makes up to 20 percent of Taiwan's 23 million residents, getting as many people to speak the Hakka language as possible has been a long-term goal.

Finally, after more than two weeks of dreary rain in the city, we took the train from Taipei Main Station to Fengyuan (豐原) Station, where we then hopped on a bus to Shigang.

The 2011 Taiwan Tea, Coffee & Wine Expo (2011台灣名茶. 咖啡暨美酒展) kicked off yesterday at the Taipei World Trade Center Hall 1 (台北市貿一館) and will run until Monday.

The 38th ARTDO International Conference officially opened yesterday, at Taipei's Grand Hotel (圓山大飯店).

Kuan Chung (關中) was one of the star speakers at yesterday's Asia-Pacific's Leading International Training Organization (ARTDO,亞洲培訓總會) International Conference 2011 held in Taipei and his keynote address did not disappoint.

The Footwear & Recreation Technology Research Institute (FRT, 財團法人鞋類暨運動休閒科技研發中心) set up two design and sampling centers in May this year for both shoes and bags, with the aim to help local manufacturers transform the industry and produce better shoes and bags for modern consumers.