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1861 2010-10-09 Celebrating A-bian's 60th Birthday - Country On Each Side Great Unity Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 683
1862 2010-10-08 The 12th Time Routine Ritual held at Holy Mountain Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 730
1863 2010-10-07 The Mystery of the Origin of Various Ethnic Groups in Taiwan by Prof. Lin Merry Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 460
1864 2010-10-03 The Inaugural Meeting of the Taichung Western District Joint Campaign Headquarters of Huang Guo-Shu and Su Jia-chuan Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 518
1865 2010-10-03 Holy Mountain - Meditation, Weed and Drink Coffee Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 869
1866 2010-10-02 Tibet Series Film Festivals - Escape from Tibet Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 739
1867 2010-10-02 Taichung Discovery Series Press Conferences - The Disappearance of the International Convention and Exhibition Centre Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 800
1868 2010-10-01 After discharge, Chin Heng-wei having his first cup of coffee at Beanstalk Cafe Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 889
1869 2010-09-26 Holy Mountain - Oil Red Yeast Rice Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 824
1870 2010-09-25 Party YA! Moon Festival at Holy Mountain Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 1001
 
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Newsflash

China has been seeking to influence Taiwanese elections using its ties with local Matsu (媽祖) temples, academics said yesterday as they shared the results of their research published in Foreign Policy Analysis.

Liu Yu-hsi (劉裕皙), one of the authors of “In the Name of Mazu: The Use of Religion by China to Intervene in Taiwanese Elections,” said the international community has been increasingly aware of Russian and Chinese attempts to intervene in foreign elections through religion.

At a forum hosted by the Democratic Progressive Party, the associate professor at Shih Hsin University said that the Chinese Communist Party has sought to use its agents to influence small and medium-sized enterprises, those with low to middle incomes, and residents in central and southern Taiwan.