Deputy Culture Minister Sue Wang has positioned the collaboration as a launchpad for expanded partnerships between Taiwan and South Korea across publishing, television, film, and video gaming industries.
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Further blurring the lines between artistic forms, the fair will also feature actor-publisher Park Jeong-min and celebrity chef Choi Kang-rok, underscoring SIBF’s commitment to showcasing creativity across media — from prose to plates and film to philosophy.
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The fair is expected to draw 480,000 visitors and generate a record revenue of NT$250 million (approximately USD 7.96 million).
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Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an said he was expecting more than 500,000 visitors, spending more, with a...
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This year’s event runs April 1-4, with 75,000 attending on the first day, visiting 200...
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While audiobook demand increased 93%, per headline, this was actually beaten by both novels and...
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That’s always supposing – a big assumption right now – that by next June the Pandemic is in...
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Typically attracting 500,000 visitors, the Taipei International Book Exhibition (TIBE) was among...
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Too soon to say what long-term impact the online experience will have on Big Bad Wolf’s...
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