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Lyla Liu

Taipei

Journalist and Editor at Taiwan News

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  • Mar 20, 2024 | taiwannews.com.tw | Lyla Liu

    TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — Bruno Moinard's first Asian exhibition opens at Carte Blanche Galerie. Nestled in a tranquil Taipei neighborhood, Carte Blanche Galerie offers a unique by appointment-only experience. Amidst European artworks and stylish furniture, visitors are transported to a world of understated luxury. "Carte Blanche" translates as complete freedom in French, reflecting the gallery's core philosophy.

  • Mar 12, 2024 | taiwannews.com.tw | Lyla Liu

    TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — The National Symphony Orchestra (NSO) will embark on a European tour in April, performing seven concerts across Switzerland, Germany, and France. Building on the success of their 2023 "Taiwan Philharmonic" tour in the U.S. and Japan, Music Director Jun Markl will lead the NSO on this new venture. With support from the Ministry of Culture, the "From Formosa" tour will feature a diverse repertoire showcasing established and contemporary works.

  • Mar 10, 2024 | taiwannews.com.tw | Lyla Liu

    TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — Taiwanese American filmmaker S. Leo Chiang's (江松長) documentary "Island in Between" has been nominated for Best Short Film Documentary at the Academy Awards. Chiang attended the ceremony on March 10 in Los Angeles, wearing clothing by London-based Taiwanese fashion brand APUJAN. Produced by CNEX Studio Corporation, the film explores the unique character of Kinmen, an island between Taiwan and China.

  • Mar 3, 2024 | taiwannews.com.tw | Lyla Liu

    TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — This guide explores the beloved Taiwanese dishes at Taipei's five-star hotels and high-end restaurants. Sheraton Grand Taipei Hotel (Taiwan News, Lyla Liu photo) Their signature beef noodle soup is a classic for a reason. They use American beef ribs, tendons, and brisket, slowly braised and boiled for 12 hours in a rich broth made from the founder's secret family recipe.

  • Feb 18, 2024 | taiwannews.com.tw | Lyla Liu

    TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — The 2024 Taipei International Book Exhibition is set to open on Tuesday (Feb. 20) for six days at Taipei World Trade Center Hall 1. The Netherlands takes center stage as the guest country, showcasing its rich literary heritage with a captivating pavilion designed by the Dutch architectural firm MVRDV. MVRDV's design for the pavilion reflects the Netherlands' commitment to sustainability and its long-standing relationship with Taiwan.

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