AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoLive Music: Fujii Kaze brings his Kaohsiung concert to the National Stadium on Saturday, with shuttle buses, road closures and extra rail services planned. SM Classics’ K-pop orchestral tour also reaches Taipei on Nov. 14–15, with Taiwan’s National Symphony Orchestra. Taiwan Arts: Pioneering children’s-book illustrator Cheng Ming-chin has died at 95. He published nearly 50 illustrated books and helped shape Taiwan’s picture-book scene. Film & TV: Taiwan-Japan fund Daily Capital launched at the Tokyo market, aiming to raise NT$100 million for at least five film, TV and animation projects; its slate includes period romance Love Ends in Bloom. The World Between Us: After the Flames took the top Golden Bell drama prize. Screen Classics: The restored Taiwanese-language comedy Good Neighbors is winning praise as an entertaining film that also opens a window on the history and limits of early taiyupian. Music & Books: Critic and broadcaster Ma Shih-fang will discuss Taiwan’s campus-folk movement, xinyao and Bob Dylan at the Singapore Writers Festival. K-pop group XLOV, whose members include Taiwanese singer Rui, has released its third EP, i=!, continuing its gender-defying style.
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