Sean Lin

Jan 28, 2025 | ocacnews.net | Sean Lin

By Sean Lin, CNA staff reporter "Nannan has two feet, and he's wearing new shoes... Nannan has one mouth that never stops eating..." A woman sings lovingly in Bahasa Indonesia, her voice slightly shaky. Then, lights on, a curly-haired baby stares contentedly into the camera. Meet Nannan, one of the approximately 2,000 children in Taiwan born to a migrant worker, and his babysitter, Rimi.

Jan 27, 2025 | focustaiwan.tw | Sean Lin

By Sean Lin, CNA staff reporter"Nannan has two feet, and he's wearing new shoes... Nannan has one mouth that never stops eating..."A woman sings lovingly in Bahasa Indonesia, her voice slightly shaky. Then, lights on, a curly-haired baby stares contentedly into the camera. Meet Nannan, one of the approximately 2,000 children in Taiwan born to a migrant worker, and his babysitter, Rimi.

Sep 25, 2024 | focustaiwan.tw | Sean Lin

Philadelphia, Sept. 24 (CNA) The United States and Taiwan are "100 percent" committed to jointly manufacturing weapons, but the complexities involved in such an arrangement could pose challenges ahead, a defense expert said Tuesday. There is a "great deal of momentum right at the very top of the U.S. government and the Taiwan government for co-production [weapons]," Rupert Hammond-Chambers told CNA on the sidelines of the U.S.-Taiwan Defense Industry Conference in Philadelphia that ended Tuesday.

Jul 26, 2024 | hackster.io | Sean Lin

Things used in this project IntroductionMy motivation for this project is deeply personal; my best friend, who has difficulty hearing clearly, faced significant challenges during his childhood, especially in classroom settings where auditory learning was predominant. This project is an innovative web application designed to enhance the learning experience for students with disabilities.

Jul 4, 2024 | focustaiwan.tw | Sean Lin

By Sean Lin, CNA staff reporterAt 6:30 a.m. on April 10, hundreds of Indonesian fishers congregated at the port in Pingtung County's Donggang Township to take part in a prayer for Eid-al-Fitr, the fast-breaking day for Muslims. According to several worshipers, however, the turnout to celebrate one of the most important holidays in Islam was less than expected, in large part because many fishers had to work on a day that many felt should have been a holiday.