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【2024Seminar for Boosting English Proficiency in the Business Services Industry】 - International Business Experience Exchange Workshop:Embrace Global Markets

【2024Seminar for Boosting English Proficiency in the Business Services Industry】 - International Business Experience Exchange Workshop:Embrace Global Markets

【2024Seminar for Boosting English Proficiency in the Business Services Industry】 - International Business Experience Exchange Workshop:Bilingual Shop Showcase

【2024Seminar for Boosting English Proficiency in the Business Services Industry】 - International Business Experience Exchange Workshop:Bilingual Shop Showcase

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Jiufen Old Street

Jiufen Old Street

With scenes like movies from the animation master Miyasaki, “Jiufen Old Street” consists of four streets aligned “three horizontally and one vertically” with many surrounding steps as features. The Jiufen Mountain City standing alone on top of mountain peak is famous for its view of the Keelung mountain and sea natural barrier, along with scenic beauty of lofty mist. One can stroll along Jiufen Old Street in feature souvenir shops and taste local delicacies. The nostalgic architectures along the

Lukang Old Street

Lukang Old Street

The Chinese「Fucheng, Lukang and Manka」means Lukang was the second largest town in Taiwan. The history of the town of Lukang has been characterized by rapid change. In the 17th century, Dutch occupiers used Lukang as a major harbor for exports; in 1784 it was designated as the Taiwan seaport for shipping links with the Hanchiang harbor at Chuanchou on the coast of mainland China. Thereby becoming the gateway to central Taiwan. At that time the town was crowded with stores that covered their facin

Yancheng Business District

Yancheng Business District

Situated in basin No. 3 of Kaohsiung Port, Pier 2 has been made into a unique open art space, providing artists and students with an environment in which to express themselves and has already become Kaohsiung's most popular cultural spot. All kinds of art activities are held irregularly in the District, bringing a rich artistic air to the port metropolis of Kaohsiung and also ushering a new tide of southern art into Kaohsiung. The western railway line, which previously brought goods to the docks

Chenggong Township

Chenggong Township

Chenggong Town was formerly known as "Ma Lao Lou She". In 1921, the Japanese changed to "Xingang" and after the war it was changed to " Chenggong ". There are different opinions about the origin of the name Ma Lao Lou, but until the end of the Qing Dynasty, this place was still where the Ami people settled and cultivated. The Kylin culture of 3,500 years ago is the most unearthed cultural relics in Chenggong Town, such as stone walls, rock coffins, stone axes, and mao. It can be known that the o