Center for Chinese Studies (http://ccs.ncl.edu.tw/)
With the extensive holdings of the National Central Library as a foundation, the Center has focused its efforts on acquiring Chinese studies research materials from around the world and providing research-related services to local and foreign Sinologists. The center collects Chinese studies research materials and crates a database of prominent Sinologists. The center also publishes Chinese studies works and periodicals, holds international academic conferences and participates in overseas book shows.
Council for Cultural Affairs (http://www.cca.gov.tw/)
The Council for Cultural Affairs under the Executive Yuan (CCA) coordinates and guides the various ministries and councils of the Executive Yuan in cooperating to promote Taiwan national culture. Its web site provides various kinds of multimedia information about the arts and culture, as well as links to a lot of cultural and art groups and organizations.
The Humanistic Education Foundation (http://hef.yam.org.tw/)
The Humanistic Education Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to the development of human-centered education in Taiwan. The foundation promotes awareness of human-based education through a number of venues, including trainings for elementary teachers, summer camps for kids, resource centers, publications, and lobbying the government to reform Taiwanese education law.
Internet Movie Database: Taiwan (http://indie.imdb.com/Sections/Countries/Taiwan/)
Your IMDb guide for Taiwan. This area contains a list of interesting reports based around the 490 titles in the IMDb from Taiwan (including international co-productions). In English.
National Palace Museum (http://www.npm.gov.tw/)
The National Palace Museum collects, preserves, and promotes the essence of Chinese art and crafts. Accumulated over a thousand years by Chinese emperors and royal families, its collections include ceramics, porcelain, calligraphy, painting, and ritual bronzes.
National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts = Guo li tai wan mei shu guan / 國立台灣美術館 (http://www.tmoa.gov.tw/)
Title from opening screen, December 21, 2001.
Taiwan Studies Institute (http://www.taiwanstudies.org/)
It contains information on all areas of Taiwan studies. Politics is the main subject area. Also about the society and culture of Taiwan.
The World of Chinese Culture (http://edu.ocac.gov.tw/)
This site includes information on classic Chinese novels, traditional instruments, Chinese clothing, folklores, fables, cuisine and Taiwanese culture.
Zou du Taiwan (http://readtw.ncl.edu.tw)
The site of National Central Library contains local community encyclopedia, including who's who in local community, historical sites, local festivals, local industry and economy, etc.
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