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821 2015-10-31 Teacher Cheng Cheng-yu(鄭正煜) Memorial Forum Held by Central Taiwan Society Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 374
822 2015-10-29 Tâi-uân-sîn(Taiwan gods) Li Jui-han's Families and Free Taiwan Party Visit Holy Mountain Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 355
823 2015-10-29 Teacher Cheng Cheng-yu(鄭正煜) Monument Materials 2 Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 384
824 2015-10-24 Holy Mountain - Spider's Life Web Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 467
825 2015-10-22 Nantou 228 Battle Scenery Outing Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 387
826 2015-10-21 Cheng Cheng-yu(鄭正煜) Martyrs Monument Materials Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 353
827 2015-10-21 Senior Lu Hung Shu-nu(呂洪淑女), Widow of Lu Kuo-min(呂國民) White Terror Victim, Visits Holy Mountain Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 572
828 2015-10-19 Visit the Chairman of Niou-er Stone Carvings Park, A 228 Event Witness, Mr. Huang Bing-song(黃炳松) Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 436
829 2015-10-18 Tsai Ing-wen National Campaign Headquarters Inaugural Assembly Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 721
830 2015-10-18 Holy Mountain PaPaGo CLXXII Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 435
 
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Newsflash


Artist Chen Miao-ting, left, presents Taiwan independence advocate Su Beng with a portrait of himself at an official book signing of Su’s Modern History of Taiwanese in 400 Years in Taipei yesterday.
Photo: Liao Chen-huei, Taipei Times

Hundreds of people crowded the small auditorium at National Taiwan University’s Alumni Center in Taipei yesterday to celebrate the release of a updated Chinese version of the Taiwan independence advocate Su Beng’s (史明) 1962 book Taiwan’s 400-Year History.

Once banned by the Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) regime during the Martial Law era, the book was considered a pioneer attempt to recount the nation’s history since the arrival of first wave of Han Chinese settlers, including a few chapters discussing Aboriginal society prior to Han Chinese settlement.