Taiwan: A Gateway to the Heart of Chinese Studies 

With over 5,000 years of cultural heritage and a strategic position in the Asia-Pacific, Taiwan has become a vital hub for global Sinology and contemporary Chinese studies. Its pluralistic academic environment offers an essential pathway to understanding Chinese society and culture. In this sense, Taiwan provides a uniquely direct and profound perspective on the intellectual core of Chinese studies.

Taiwan Academic Classics (TAC)

From 1928 to present, the inter-databases research platform which accommodates
exclusive content and the most extensive papers done by Taiwanese scholars.
(4.5 billion words, full-text searchable data within 12 acclaimed archives)

National Palace Museum
Journals Archive

The Crown Jewels of Sinology in Taiwan
With Image Search Features, AI Colorizer

Independence Evening Post Digital Archive

(1947-1995)
Beacon of Taiwanese Democratic Politics in the Authoritarian Era

Taiwan Epochal Democracy Magazines

Milestone in public opinion forums across different generations

The Continent Magazine Archive

From China to Taiwan: Founded by the Luminaries of Academia Sinica
Sinology’s Global Voice Since 1950

Zhuanji Wenxue Digital Archive

Exclusive folk legend, oral history by the witnesses since 1962
The must-read literature of the truth of Republic of China

Modern China Database

Exclusive historical documents, including 1911 Revolution, the birth of Republic of China

LionArt Digital Archive

Avant-garde thoughts from the West
Pioneer artists from Greater China for 25 years
With Image Search Features, AI Colorizer