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Taiwan marked its 114th National Day with flag-raising ceremonies and festivities. Celebrations in Taipei, New Taipei City, and Taichung highlighted national unity and community spirit.

Taiwan’s National Day returned to Taichung after eight years, drawing 55,000 attendees. The event featured President Lai, local bands, and diverse cultural performances.

Taipei 101 will host a National Day fireworks and drone display on Oct. 10 at 10 p.m., featuring 500 drones. Janet Chia highlights the event’s theme, ＂Gen. TAIWAN．Our Moment.＂ Key viewing spots include Citizen Square and Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall. Traffic controls will be in place for safety. Meanwhile, Nantou will host its own fireworks at 8 p.m., with over 30,000 fireworks and live music performances.

Taiwan’s National Day on Oct. 10 in Taipei City will feature tradition and innovation. Highlights include the debut of the Mounted Police Unit and diverse cultural performances.

Taiwan celebrates its 114th National Day with vibrant events, including a light show, fireworks, and free admission to museums. Enjoy cultural displays and technological marvels.

Taiwan’s Double Ten National Day will see 194 international guests, including delegations from Belize, Saint Lucia, and Paraguay. Events start Oct. 9 in Taichung and end with a fireworks display in Nantou on Oct. 10.

Taichung City will host a National Day Gala on Oct. 9 at the Fulfillment Amphitheatre. Enjoy performances by top artists and cultural troupes. Free entry starts at 4:30 p.m.

Taiwan’s National Day on Oct. 10 will feature cultural and military displays, including a choir, aerobatics, and performances symbolizing unity and resilience.

Taiwan celebrates National Day on Oct. 10 with a grand ceremony. Despite Ko Wen-je’s detention, he is invited. Foreign officials and party leaders attend.

Taiwan’s Double Ten National Day will feature a collaborative national anthem performance by veterans and students. Highlights include military flybys, precision drills, and a dynamic show. Fireworks are set for Oct. 10 in Yunlin County.

Taiwan expects nearly 5,000 overseas Taiwanese for Double Ten National Day, the highest in eight years. Despite China’s low-cost travel offers, Taiwan’s cultural appeal prevails.

Taiwan’s National Day traffic control measures will start at 11 p.m. on Sept. 26 around the Presidential Office Building. Rehearsals are set for Oct. 6.

Taiwan’s National Day preparations are underway with military rehearsals featuring Black Hawk helicopters and Brave Eagle jets. Stay updated on schedule changes.

Discover how Taiwan celebrates its Paralympic heroes with President Lai Ching-te hosting a reception and the ＂Our Heroes! Team Taiwan＂ party, highlighting the nation’s support and recognition for their achievements.

The renowned Kyoto Tachibana Senior High School Band, also known as the ＂Orange Devils,＂ has returned to Taiwan in December after gaining a fervent fan base. Known for their vibrant and smile-filled performance style, the band made a memorable mark during last year’s National Day celebrations. The ’Orange Devils’ have planned flash mob events and are scheduled to hold their premiere concert at the National Concert Hall in Taipei. The band expressed their happiness about visiting Taiwan and their anticipation of meeting with the Taiwanese audience again. The visit aims to fortify cultural exchanges between Taiwan and Japan, as expressed by Huang Chun-chieh, the General Manager of a Taiwanese food brand. To enhance the band members’ experience in Taiwan, arrangements have been made for them to tour distinctive local scenic spots. Upon their arrival on the evening of December 9, the Kyoto Tachibana High School Band immediately showcased their signature enthusiasm and energy. The visit is expected to entertain their Taiwanese fans and continue strengthening the cultural bridges between the two nations.

The UCLA Bruin Marching Band and Tokyo’s Emerald Knights are set to perform at Taiwan’s 112th Double Tenth ceremony. This marks UCLA’s first visit to Taiwan in seven years and showcases international friendship through music.

Former President Ma Ying-jeou has declined to attend the upcoming National Day celebrations on Oct. 10. Ma strongly criticized President Tsai Ing-wen for changing the name of the event from ＂Republic of China National Day＂ to ＂Taiwan National Day,＂ interpreting it as a pro-independence move.

As Taiwan celebrates its 112th National Day on Oct. 10, the capital city Taipei geared up with a ceremony and fighter jet performance rehearsals at the Presidential Office on Tuesday.

Get ready for Taiwan’s National Day celebrations with air rehearsals above the Presidential Office Building. Mark your calendars for Sept. 26, Sept. 28, and Oct. 4 between 5:50 a.m. and 7:15 a.m. The grand rehearsal will take place on Oct. 7 at 1:20 p.m. in front of the Presidential Office Building.

Taiwan’s 111th National Day celebrations kicked off in front of the Presidential Office in Taipei on Monday (Oct. 10), with the Thunder Tiger Aerobatics Team releasing red, white, and blue streams across the skies.