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Deputy Education Minister and Sports Administration Director-General commend the Chinese Taipei baseball team for reaching the 2024 WBSC Premier 12 semifinals. They offer a bonus and plan to support the team in Tokyo. The administration has allocated funds for training and intelligence, ensuring optimal conditions for the players.

Olympic judo silver medalist Yang Yung-wei visited Neipu Elementary in Taichung to inspire young athletes. The event, supported by the Hong Dow Sports Development Foundation, aimed to promote equal sports opportunities.

The Sports Administration clarified that the new Sports Ministry is not an upgrade of the current agency. The Legislative Yuan is reviewing the draft law, with budget allocations pending legal approval.

Taiwan Practical Shooting Association announces Taiwan will compete as ＂IPSC Chinese Taipei＂ without its national flag starting in 2025 due to IOC mandates.

Farglory and the CPBL have agreed to prioritize baseball at the Taipei Dome for the 2025 season, scheduling 29 games and key events. This partnership aims to enhance the venue’s value and bring international competitions to Taiwan, enriching the local sports culture.

Taiwanese judoka Yang Yung-wei takes on dual roles as a coach and competitor, aiming for success at the 2026 Asian Games. Discover his journey and strategies.

The Executive Yuan in Taipei plans to launch the Sports Ministry by August next year, focusing on sports administration and industry development. Legislative approval is needed.

Taiwan’s Tai Tzu-ying becomes the youngest ambassador-at-large, aiming to boost Taiwan’s foreign relations through sports. She embraces the role with enthusiasm.

Taiwan’s Cheng I-Ching lost 3-4 to China’s Fan Siqi at the WTT China Smash, failing to reach the semifinals. Despite a strong comeback, errors in the final game cost her the match.

Morris Chang, founder of TSMC, will attend the company’s sports day on Oct. 26. He spoke at the Taiwan Contribution Award ceremony, urging diverse nominations and announced his autobiography’s second volume release in November.

Premier Cho Jung-tai stresses the need for long-term planning in constructing a new stadium in southern Taiwan. Legislator Tsai Chi-chang highlights the benefits of the Taipei Dome.

Pingtung County will host the inaugural Indigenous Peoples Games on Oct. 5-6, featuring 20 events. Olympic boxer Lai Chu-en will be the torchbearer.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Sports and Physical Education gains bipartisan support and could be established next year. Deputy Education Minister Chang Liao Wan-chien emphasizes the government’s commitment to young athletes.

Vice Premier Cheng Li-chiun emphasized Taiwan’s natural resources and sports potential at a meeting on Sept. 23. She discussed developing local sports, sports diplomacy, and hosting international events.

Discover how Taiwan’s sharpshooter Lee Meng-yuan rose to the top of the ISSF world rankings, marking a historic achievement with his Olympic bronze and victories in international competitions.

Discover how Taipei plans to honor its baseball heritage with a new monument at Taipei Arena, celebrating the legacy of the former Taipei Municipal Baseball Stadium.

1. VP Hsiao backs Taiwan e-sports at Major Six Finals. 2. Hsiao: e-sports needs quick reflexes, problem-solving. 3. Major Six in 8th year, new format and prizes. 4. Offline format lets players feel e-sports’ charm.

Discover the journey of Taiwan’s badminton star Tai Tzu-ying at the Victor China Open, her emotional struggles, and her retirement plans. Read about her resilience and family support.

Discover how Taiwan’s President Lai Ching-te is investing in the future by waiving high school tuition fees, easing student loans, and offering subsidies for college housing. Learn about the new mental health support and initiatives to encourage youth participation in cultural and sports activities.

Discover how Taiwan’s Premier Cho Jung-tai is shaping the future of sports by involving Paralympic athletes in the planning of a new national sports policy, aiming to boost the industry and athlete support.

Discover the inspiring return of Taiwan’s Paralympic team from the Paris Paralympics, including medal wins in table tennis and a warm welcome at Taoyuan International Airport.

Discover the latest on Taiwan’s sports industry development as the Executive Yuan holds its first advisory panel meeting for the new sports ministry, featuring top athletes and experts.

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.

Discover the legacy of Olympic gold medalist Lee Yang as he retires, leaving a mark on Taiwan’s badminton history. Highlights from his emotional farewell at Taipei Arena.

Discover the surprising defeat of Olympic gold medalists Lee Yang and Wang Chi-Lin in the Yonex Taipei Open, marking their final match as a duo in Taiwan. Learn about their reflections and future plans.