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♣ the Lowy Institute Asia Power Index, 2023 Edition |
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| Cultural Influence | No.1 US , No.2 China, No.3 Japan, No.4 India, No.5 Australia, No.6~No.12 Malaysia, Korea, Thailand, Singapore, Rus, Indonesia, Vietnam, No.13 Taiwan (ROC) |
| Comprehensive Power | 1.US, 2.Chn, 3.Japan, 4.India, 5. Rus, 6. Aus, 7. S. Korea, 8. Singapore, 9.Indonesia, 10.Thailand, 11.Malaysia, 12. Vietnam, 13. NZ, 14. Taiwan (ROC) |
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♣ AFP, 2023-11-26: after a Taiwanese director voiced support for the island's independence in an acceptance speech in 2018's Golden Horse Film awards, There were no mainland films in the 2019 nomination list and several Hong Kong movies dropped out that year, while big commercial productions were conspicuously absent at both the 2020 and 2021 awards.
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Variety, 2023-11-26:
After Chinese
industry to boycott Golden Horse,
parts of the Hong Kong industry have stayed away too. Many Hong
Kong film folks find themselves torn between the developing
political and financial realities back home and Taiwan's indie-spirited
film industry. Tsai's government has unveiled
a succession of policies seemingly designed to use culture and
entertainment to give the island territory a larger profile on the world
stage. It remains to be seen if more of the TAICCA-seeded projects come to
fruition. And if Taiwan's film and TV companies are willing and able to
fill the gap in the market created by Hong Kong's production slowdown
and by mainland Chinese entertainment's inward turn of the past five
years... brief
msn.com/en-us/news/other/taiwan-drifts-towards-cultural-power-as-golden-horse-film-awards-cap-month-of-industry-activity/ar-AA1kvpBA
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abc news (Australia), 2022-9-8:
Amid China's military and diplomatic
isolation, Taiwan turns to films and games to reconnect with the world.
Taiwan was still "in its early
days" of building soft power
. While Taiwan's government had been
aware of investing in soft power for a long time, there was a lack of
coordinated strategy between different ministerial departments. "The DPP
did put more of a focus on things like multiculturalism and democracy,
whereas the KMT focuses a little bit more on the Chinese base to
Taiwanese culture" ; In 2020, Taiwan reported $44.7 billion in revenue
from its creative industry, with a 9.83 per cent increase in overseas
sales on the previous year.
msn.com/en-au/news/australia/amid-chinas-military-and-diplomatic-isolation-taiwan-turns-to-films-and-games-to-reconnect-with-the-world/ar-AA11zOGi
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ISSF's Global Entertainment & Media Penetration |
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ranks |
countries |
| 1 | US |
| 2 | S. Korea |
| 3 | Japan |
| 4 | India |
| 5 | UK |
| 6 | France |
| 7 | Spain |
| 8 | Mexico |
| 9 | Turkey |
| 10 | Italy |
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ISSF's Global Soft Power Index 2023 |
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| Ranks | countries | ranks | countries |
| 1 | US | 14 | Australia |
| 2 | France | 15 | Sweden |
| 3 | UK | 16 | Denmark |
| 4 | Japan | 17 | Norway |
| 5 | Germany | 18 | UAE |
| 6 | Swiss | 19 | Holland |
| 7 | S. Korea | 20 | Turkey |
| 8 | Spain | 21 | Belgium |
| 9 | Canada | 22 | Austria |
| 10 | China | 23 | Saudi Arabia |
| 11 | India | 24 | Finland |
| 12 | Singapore | 25 | Qatar |
| 13 | Italy | img1.wsimg.com/blobby/go/905bb114-a609-4bd0-a33b-dabe335781b0/downloads/ISSF-WSPI-2023-FINAL.pdf?ver=1692105020621 | |
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cultural artifacts of Taiwan's National Palace Museum |
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| Global Times, 2022-10-31 | Those cultural treasures in NPM have become the cultural link and historical bonds that cannot be cut off between the Taiwan island and the Chinese mainland. Signs indicate that it's no accident that such incidents have happened one after another in recent years. The root cause is that the DPP authorities' promotion of "de-Sinicization" in the Taiwan island has seriously affected the protection and management of cultural relics globaltimes.cn/page/202210/1278338.shtml |
| DW (Germany), 2022-8-17 | Taiwan considers evacuating cultural artifacts amid China tensions; National Palace Museum denied these rumors in a statement dw.com/en/taiwan-considers-evacuating-cultural-artifacts-amid-china-tensions/a-62836646 |
| Global Times, 2022-8-9 | CNN on July 30 revealed that "in the event of an evacuation, the museum said it would focus on saving around 90,000 relics from its 700,000-strong collection, prioritizing artifacts of higher value and those that take up less space... to the US and Japan....it hard to dispel public concerns....The relics are cultural heritage of the 5,000 years of Chinese history, and once sent abroad, it will be difficult to get them back, The museum's collection will be better off if it remains where it is in the event of an "attack from the Chinese mainland," suggested Feng Ming-chu, former curator of the museum globaltimes.cn/page/202208/1272494.shtml |
| China Times, 2022-8-13 | "真正的護國神山在故宮" / according to world scholars' opinions, China won't attack Taiwan by nuclear bomb as long as those cultural artifacts remain in Taiwan. chinatimes.com/opinion/20220813002769-262101?chdtv |
♣ Asia Nikkei (Japan), 2022-5-30: Taiwan makes soft power grab for Europe's Mandarin learners - Push comes as China's Confucius Institutes face global headwinds. asia.nikkei.com/Politics/International-relations/Taiwan-makes-soft-power-grab-for-Europe-s-Mandarin-learners
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United Daily (Taiwan
經濟日報), 2022-12-21:
Taiwan's cultural& creative
industry faces some key issues: How
to attract business or capitalists to invest the industry、Artists
are disdainful of commercial operations, 16 areas need to be promoted by different
methods, how to enter international market、and -
film industry has been fettered by politics , prosperity no longer exists.(影視作品受到政治羈絆，榮景已不復存焉)。udn.com/news/story/7338/6853439?from=udn_ch2cate6643sub7338_pulldownmenu_v2
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Taiwan
Plus, 2022-12-21:
Leading local media executives want to turn Taiwan into a film and TV
powerhouse like South Korea to boost the country's soft power
msn.com/en-us/news/opinion/taiwan-aims-to-match-south-koreas-film-and-tv-success-taiwanplus-news/vi-AA15v4Y1?category=foryou
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