Kids Big Fun at the Presidential Office: Taiwan’s Presidential Office Building and Ketagalan Boulevard will host a Sept. 19 kids event mixing climate education, sports, films, and cultural zones, with President William Lai joining a children’s climate summit; most activities are free but some need advance registration. Siraya language revival: A Siraya family of activists is bringing back the ancestral Siraya language after more than a century, helping the community secure legal recognition as Taiwan’s 17th Indigenous group. HBO Max Taiwan spotlight: HBO Max’s September lineup highlights Taiwanese drama The Producer (starring 9m88) alongside other big international picks, keeping Mandopop industry stories in the spotlight. Art world ripple: China has reportedly ordered artists to withdraw from the Gwangju Biennale over the “Taiwan Pavilion” naming dispute, as Taiwan’s pavilion moves forward amid diplomatic pressure. Streaming watchlist: Apple TV’s Dark Matter and Netflix’s Let’s Marry Harry: The Reunion are among the week’s notable new releases. Fitness crossover: David Licauco is pushing HYROX training hard, aiming for world-level qualification and a possible SEA Games path. Food safety note: Hong Kong’s CFS warned against a Taiwanese rice vermicelli batch after trace formaldehyde was found, urging a stop-sale/recall.