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Articles by Judy Tseng
Vietnamese author Trang Hạ embraces life-changing lessons learned in Taiwan
By Judy Tseng and Chao Yen-hsiang, CNA staff reporters Before she first set foot in Taiwan in 2003 for an exchange program, Nguyễn Thị Hoa was already gaining recognition as a writer in Vietnam under her pen name, Trang Hạ, having received a few literary awards. A 27-year-old journalist at the time, Nguyễn initially asked her husband and children for a six-month leave from domestic duties. However, her planned short stay evolved into a transformative six-year journey that redefined her life.
Taiwanese rum wins gold medals in French competition
By Judy Tseng and Ko Lin PARIS, France, (CNA) – Rum produced from pure sugarcane juice in Taiwan recently won two grand gold medals at a prestigious international wine competition in France. The awards were announced this week following the conclusion of the 31st Vinalies Internationales, which received over 2,600 entries from 37 countries around the world this year.
White Terror thriller screened at Sweden's Lund University on 228
Stockholm, March 1 (CNA) Organizers of the Taiwan International Democratic Film Festival (TIDFF) on Friday, 228 Memorial Day, screened a movie about Taiwan's White Terror era of political repression at Sweden's Lund University. The TIDFF put on "Detention" (返校), a 2019 fantasy horror film set in the 1960s.
Taiwanese reporters again excluded from WHA due to Chinese pressure
ROC Central News Agency 05/21/2024 10:44 PM Paris, May 21 (CNA) Two Taiwanese journalists from the Taipei-based Central News Agency (CNA) were again denied press access to next week's World Health Assembly (WHA) apparently due to Chinese opposition after they were asked to provide a "Chinese passport" in order to apply for media credentials to cover the event.
Taiwanese reporters again excluded from WHA due to Chinese pressure
Paris, May 21 (CNA) Two Taiwanese journalists from the Taipei-based Central News Agency (CNA) were again denied press access to next week's World Health Assembly (WHA) apparently due to Chinese opposition after they were asked to provide a "Chinese passport" in order to apply for media credentials to cover the event.
Taiwan wheel cakes photobomb social media in Paris with photogenic deliciousness
By Judy Tseng and James Lo, CNA staff reporter and writer In recent months, pictures of wheel cakes, a popular pastry in Taiwan, have been plastered all over the social media of Paris-based influencers and members of the French general public alike. Although wheel cakes evolved from Japanese pastry imagawayaki, passed down to Taiwan during 50 years of colonization, the circular batter bread has since taken on a unique local identity of its own.
Taiwan's National Defense University partners up with Czech counterpart
Taipei, April 7 (CNA) Taiwan's National Defense University (NDU) on Friday said its president traveled to Czech Republic in February to formalize a partnership with the university's counterpart in the Central European country, which could include joint research and regional security evaluations.
《TAIPEI TIMES》 Tsai Kun-lin novel a link to history
2023/03/01 03:00 By Judy Tseng and James Lo / Staff writer, with CNA Tsai Kun-lin’s （蔡焜霖） life was upended in 1950. Working overtime as a civil servant, he was suddenly taken to a jail, where he was wired up to a machine and electrocuted until he gave up the names of so-called “co-conspirators.” His supposed crime was joining a “left-leaning” reading club in high school out of a love of literature and academic study.
FEATURE: Tsai Kun-lin novel a link to history
By Judy Tseng and James Lo / Staff writer, with CNA Tsai Kun-lin’s (蔡焜霖) life was upended in 1950. Working overtime as a civil servant, he was suddenly taken to a jail, where he was wired up to a machine and electrocuted until he gave up the names of so-called “co-conspirators.” His supposed crime was joining a “left-leaning” reading club in high school out of a love of literature and academic study.
Taiwanese comic chronicling path to democracy attracts French readers
By Judy Tseng and James Lo, CNA staff reporter and writer Tsai Kun-lin's (蔡焜霖) life was upended in 1950. Working overtime as a civil servant, he was suddenly taken to a jail where he was wired up to a machine and electrocuted until he gave up the names of so-called "co-conspirators." It later transpired that his supposed crime was joining a "left-leaning" reading club in high school out of a love of literature and academic study.
Taiwanese comic chronicling path to democracy attracts French readers
By Judy Tseng and James Lo, CNA staff reporter and writer Tsai Kun-lin's (蔡焜霖) life was upended in 1950. Working overtime as a civil servant, he was suddenly taken to a jail where he was wired up to a machine and electrocuted until he gave up the names of so-called "co-conspirators." It later transpired that his supposed crime was joining a "left-leaning" reading club in high school out of a love of literature and academic study.
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