How the Forbidden City's treasures ended up divided between Beijing and Taipei
(Taiwan; China)Adolfo Arranz (2019). How the Forbidden City's treasures ended up divided between Beijing and Taipei. South China Morning Post. 3 February.
Why a 1,200-year-old calligraphy piece angered China
(China; Taiwan; Japan)Yvette Tan (2019). Why a 1,200-year-old calligraphy piece angered China. BBC News. 16 January.
Taiwan and U.K. to Ban Ivory Trade
(Taiwan; United Kingdom)Wild Aid (2018). Taiwan and U.K. to Ban Ivory Trade. Taiwan News. 11 April.
Taiwan samurai sword attacker jailed for 7 years
(Taiwan)AFP (2018). Taiwan samurai sword attacker jailed for 7 years. Channel News Asia. 22 March.
Bullets fly as cops bust Buddha robbers at Bombing Handan festival
(Taiwan)Keoni Everington (2017). Bullets fly as cops bust Buddha robbers at Bombing Handan festival. Taiwan News. 21 December.
Temples in Taiwan upgrading security after thieves steal deities, try to mail them to China
(Taiwan; China)Duncan DeAeth (2017). Temples in Taiwan upgrading security after thieves steal deities, try to mail them to China. Taiwan News. 12 December.
Sword attacker charged with murder attempt
(Taiwan)Li-chung Chien (2017). Sword attacker charged with murder attempt. Taipei Times. 14 October.
Public urged to help find missing art
(Taiwan)Wei-han Chen (2017). Public urged to help find missing art. Taipei Times. 26 September.
Taiwan and Vietnamese men arrested for illegal logging
(Taiwan; Vietnam)Asia Times (2017). Taiwan and Vietnamese men arrested for illegal logging. Asia Times. 22 September.
Samurai Sword Attack Outside Taiwan Presidential Office
(Taiwan)AFP (2017). Samurai Sword Attack Outside Taiwan Presidential Office. NDTV. 18 August.
Japanese Shinto shrine vandalized in Taipei
(Taiwan)Keoni Everington (2017). Japanese Shinto shrine vandalized in Taipei. Taiwan News. 17 August.
Stolen pagoda body returned to Chinese mainland
(China; Taiwan)Xinhua (2017). Stolen pagoda body returned to Chinese mainland. Xinhua. 16 April.
Taiwan museum removes defaced statues given by Jackie Chan
(Taiwan; China)AFP (2016). Taiwan museum removes defaced statues given by Jackie Chan. Emirates 24/7. 14 November.
Suspect detained in Taipei after theft of science artifacts
(Taiwan)Chun-fu Chiu (2016). Suspect detained in Taipei after theft of science artifacts. Taipei Times. 9 September.
Buddha's return belies tensions between Beijing and Taipei
(China; Taiwan)Lucy Hornby (2016). Buddha's return belies tensions between Beijing and Taipei. Financial Times. 11 March.
Stolen Buddha Head Displayed at Museum of China in Beijing
(China; Taiwan)Francis Eduard Ang (2016). Stolen Buddha Head Displayed at Museum of China in Beijing. Yibada. 3 March.
Taiwan Buddhist helps lost statue head home after 20 years
(China; Taiwan)Shanghai Daily (2016). Taiwan Buddhist helps lost statue head home after 20 years. Shanghai Daily. 26 February.
Ancient Buddha sculpture head to return to mainland after 20 years
(China; Taiwan)Wang Fan (2016). Ancient Buddha sculpture head to return to mainland after 20 years. ECNS. 22 February.
Jackie Chan's bronzes draw critics and vandals to new Taipei museum
(Taiwan; China)Alexandra Seno (2016). Jackie Chan's bronzes draw critics and vandals to new Taipei museum. The Art Newspaper. 30 January.
Two charged after museum protest
(Taiwan)Stacy Hsu (2016). Two charged after museum protest. Taipei Times. 1 January.
Taiwan statues donated by Jackie Chan defaced with anti-China graffiti
(Taiwan)AFP (2015). Taiwan statues donated by Jackie Chan defaced with anti-China graffiti. The Guardian. 31 December.
Jackie Chan donates replicas of 12 zodiac antiquities to a museum in Taiwan
(Taiwan)Gu Liping (2015). Jackie Chan donates replicas of 12 zodiac antiquities to a museum in Taiwan. ECNS. 30 December.
Painting damaged in Taiwan could be a fake
(Taiwan)AFP (2015). Painting damaged in Taiwan could be a fake. Sky News. 26 August.
Taiwanese boy takes a tumble in museum and punches a hole in a painting worth $1.5 million
(Taiwan)Michael Segalov (2015). Taiwanese boy takes a tumble in museum and punches a hole in a painting worth $1.5 million. The Independent. 25 August.
Charges laid over art theft
(Taiwan)Chen Wen-chan (2015). Charges laid over art theft. Taipei Times. 10 July.
Ceremony held as stolen head of statue returned after 18 years
(Taiwan; China)CCTV (2015). Ceremony held as stolen head of statue returned after 18 years. CCTV. 23 May.