Duan Jin-wei may be 68-years-old, but you’ll often find her in crowds of people a fraction of her age! That’s because “The Nightclub Grandma,” loves tearing up the dance floor. The Nightclub Grandma exploded in popularity earlier this week. Here’s her story. 

Chinese leader Xi Jinping turned a few heads and cocked a few eyebrows when he gave an online address at a World Economic Forum conference earlier this week. That’s because Xi’s calls for peaceful and multilateral progress run contrary to China’s recent actions around Taiwan.

An ongoing social media argument between Korean and Chinese internet users caught Taiwan’s attention earlier this week. It all started when popular Korean Mukbanger Hamzy called a certain food item “White Kimchi.” Why did this upset Chinese netizens? Leslie explains all!

Taiwan rolled out a new passport earlier in the week! How does it differ from the old one? Find out here!

An opinion piece published in the New York Times claims that Taiwan is the most important place in the world. The article says that though Taiwan may be small, its computer chips are poised the change the world in a big, big way.

Would you banish foods you don’t like into a void of non-existence? That’s exactly what people on Taiwan’s social media were talking about this past week

A new social media trend in Taiwan invites people to share the way others have botched their names. The #打錯我的名字Challenge​ has caught on like wildfire, and Leslie Liao thinks it has something to do with the intricacies of the Chinese language!