Taiwan at London Olympics
- We look forward to the DPP whole-heartedly defending the ROC national flag 08/01/2012 China Times
The Republic of China national flag was unexpectedly taken down on London's Regent Street. This touched off a ruling vs. opposition party war of words. Saliva flew. But if this flag can make the DPP examine its own position, maybe it was a good thing.
- Hsu Shu-ching wins Olympic silver for Taiwan 07/30/2012 Taiwan Today
Weightlifter Hsu Shu-ching won Taiwan’s first medal at the London Olympics by taking silver in the women’s 53-kilogram event July 29.
- ROC national flag: taken down on Regent Street, Su Tseng-chang defends flag 7/29/2012 United Daily News
The Republic of China flag that was flying on London's Regent Street has been taken down, revealing the plight of our national flag on the international stage. DPP Chairman Su Tseng-chang said,"Those who love this country must fight for the dignity of its flag." This reveals the plight of our national flag in domestic disputes. Both provide food for thought
- Standing tall at the Olympics 07/28/2012 Taiwan Today
Comprising 44 members, the ROC Olympic team will contest 14 sports at the 19-day games and is poised to turn in a sterling performance across the board.
- ROC wins Olympic prize for giving 07/25/2012 Taiwan Today
The Chinese Taipei Olympic Committee received an award July 23 for being one of the top three donors of clothing to the International Olympic Committee’s Giving is Winning campaign.
- Reaching for gold July 2012 Taiwan Review
Taiwan’s Olympic athletes are gearing up for the games.
- A split second to victory July 2012 Taiwan Review
The country holds high hopes for its taekwondo athletes at the London games.
- Representing Taiwan on the field July 2012 Taiwan Review
The value of competing in the Olympic Games is hard