AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoArts & Heritage: Taiwanese children’s-book pioneer Cheng Ming-chin, who illustrated nearly 50 books and helped shape the island’s picture-book industry, has died at 95. His best-known work includes The Little Paper Boats That Went to See the Sea. Taipei After Dark: Nuit Blanche returns Saturday at Taipei Expo Park; the metro will extend service at three nearby stations until 2 a.m. and add trains. Music: Critic and broadcaster Ma Shih-fang will revisit Taiwan’s campus-folk movement and Mandopop’s roots at the Singapore Writers Festival next month. Screen: The restored Taiwanese-language comedy Good Neighbors is drawing fresh attention as both an entertaining film and a window into Taiwan’s complex language history. Live Shows: SM Classics brings orchestral versions of K-pop hits to Taipei’s National Concert Hall on Nov. 14 and 15.
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