消失的國界
Taiwanese TV channel SETN reports on the association's work
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Coverage
From Mandarin lessons and traditional festivals to Taiwanese–Czech exchange, our work has caught the attention of Taiwanese and Czech media. Here you will find the articles and reports over the years. Thank you to every journalist who has helped tell our story.
14reports and articles (2020–2026)
10media outlets
3episodes of a Taiwanese public TV series made with the association's help
Čipy za hranicemi. Liberecký kraj hledá své místo na nové polovodičové mapě Evropy (opens in a new window)
The Liberec Region looks for its place in the supply chain around the new chip factory in Dresden; the article mentions a round table at the end of 2025 with partners from Germany and Taiwan. The Czech-Taiwanese Association helped organise the first semiconductor round table in Liberec.
僑胞端午立蛋粽子飄香 「看不見的國家」布拉格播出 (opens in a new window)
Dragon Boat Festival in Prague: Taiwanese food, egg balancing, calligraphy and a screening of the documentary Invisible Nation for the association's 6th anniversary
Race for Mandarin: Taiwan's language education institutes in Central Europe (opens in a new window)
A Bratislava think tank analyses Taiwan's Mandarin learning centres in Central Europe, with the Czech-Taiwanese Association as an example of the community model – from teaching the children of Taiwanese families to courses for Czech students and lessons in Czech schools
旅捷僑胞慶新年 捷克台灣協會辦摸彩送機票 (opens in a new window)
Almost 50 guests at the association's New Year gathering – some came all the way from Ostrava
僑委會國慶巡演捷克 土地公登台共舞吸睛 (opens in a new window)
A Taiwanese cultural troupe (Formosa Melody) in Prague: 6 traditional instruments and the earth god Tudigong dancing with the audience. The Czech performance was organised by the Czech-Taiwanese Association
September 28: Premiere of “Splendid Taiwan” by Formosa Melody Music Center (opens in a new window)
An invitation to the premiere of “Splendid Taiwan” on 28 September in the main hall of the Prague City Library – an ensemble from Yilan County bringing together music and Taiwanese culture. The Czech performance was organised by the Czech-Taiwanese Association
【臺捷友好】系列 3 集：參議長及特爾契市長專訪 (opens in a new window)
The association arranged the interviews and accompanied the crew – including a visit to Telč and meetings with the President of the Senate and the mayor; the association also appears in the episode on teaching Taiwanese
捷克僑團春節暨元宵節慶祝活動 (opens in a new window)
Lunar New Year and Lantern Festival celebration with a speech by Taiwan's representative
在捷克也能夠學習繁體中文 融入台灣元素增加文化深度 (opens in a new window)
Taiwanese TV channel FTV filmed the association's lessons in Prague: traditional characters and bopomofo – Czech children come too, from the age of three
在捷克學ㄅㄆㄇㄈ！？捷克臺灣協會張開雙手，深情擁抱僑眷的華文夢鄉 (opens in a new window)
A profile of the association: the Chinese school, a library of almost 400 books, summer camps and the new Mandarin learning centre
Taiwan Center for Mandarin Learning enriches Prague's cultural landscape (opens in a new window)
The Prague English-language news site introduced the new Taiwan Center for Mandarin Learning: courses for all levels, business Chinese, exam preparation and a library in traditional Chinese
臺灣美食國際巡迴講座首次前進捷克 (opens in a new window)
A Taiwanese cuisine lecture tour comes to the Czech Republic for the first time – in Prague and Olomouc
Celebrate the Lunar New Year with a Taiwanese feast in Prague (opens in a new window)
An invitation to a Taiwanese Lunar New Year’s Eve dinner and an introduction of the association: founded in June 2019, over 200 members, bringing the Taiwanese and Czech communities together