Tamkang University founded in 1950, is the oldest private institution of higher education in Taiwan, serving nearly 30,000 students on four campuses. The university’s Chueh Sheng Memorial Library is home to more than a million printed books, over two million electronic books, and several hundred databases, is top 50 universities in Asia.

National Tsing Hua University (NTHU) was first founded in Beijing in 1911 and later re-established in Hsinchu City, Taiwan in 1956. Today, NTHU is one of the best universities in Taiwan, serving 14,000 undergraduate and post-graduate students. As a top research university, NTHU’s library is offering nearly 3 million physical items and more than four million electronic resources.

New Taipei City Main Library opened in May 2015 in Taiwan. New Taipei City, located in the northern part of Taiwan, is one of the highest population density municipalities in Taiwan and home to 4 million residents.

Industry 4.0 is a high-tech project initially presented by the German government in 2011.

2020 marked the 35th anniversary of the establishment of Yangmingshan National Park, which saw the Park Administration Division team up with...