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811 2015-11-21 Holy Mountain - Fixing Leaks and Water Exchange Engineering of Phoenix Pond Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 375
812 2015-11-21 Senior, Chen Wen-jhen(陳婉真), Visits Holy Mountain Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 557
813 2015-11-15 Holy Mountain - Harvesting Water Chestnut Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 359
814 2015-11-14 Modern War History of Taiwan Symposium Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 412
815 2015-11-11 228 Activity in 2016 - Central Societies Preparatory Committee Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 378
816 2015-11-10 "Looking for the Sobbing in Dark Corner" Screening Forum Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 384
817 2015-11-08 The Relentless Revolutionist, Young Soul - Su Beng 98 Years Old Uncompromising Life Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 411
818 2015-11-07 Su Beng, Tsan-chu Practitioner, Having A Pre-Birthday Celebration at Holy Mountain Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 424
819 2015-11-07 Chang Kai-hui(張凱惠), Researcher in Lin Shuang-wen(林爽文), and Anna Visit Holy Mountain Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 359
820 2015-10-31 Cheng Cheng-yu(鄭正煜) Martyrs Monument Opening and Memorial Assembly Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 384
 
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Newsflash

More than 100 people gathered yesterday evening at National Taiwan University (NTU) in memory of former Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) assistant professor Chen Wen-cheng (陳文成), whose death 30 years ago remains a mystery to this day.

Chen, a graduate of NTU’s Department of Mathematics, went to study in the US and later became an assistant professor at CMU’s Department of Statistics.

He was called by the Taiwan Garrison Command — a military state security agency during the Martial Law era — for interrogation on July 2, 1981, when he returned to Taiwan to visit his family, because of his support for the pro-democracy movement.