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Ministère de la Santé et du Bien-être (république de Chine)

Le ministère de la Santé et du Bien-être (officiellement en anglais : Ministry of Health and Welfare (MOHW), en chinois traditionnel : 衛生福利部 ; pinyin : Wèishēng Fúlì Bù) est un des ministères de la branche exécutive du gouvernement de la république de Chine (en), chargé des systèmes de santé et de protection sociale. Histoire L'organisme est créé en tant que département de la Santé (officiellement en anglais : Department of Health (DOH), en chinois traditionnel : 衛生署 ; pinyin : Wèishēng Shǔ) le 17 mars 1971, sous l'égide du ministère de l'Intérieur. Le 23 juillet 2013, le département est remanié et élevé au statut de ministère, en tant que ministère de la Santé et du Bien-être (officiellement en anglais : Ministry of Health and Welfare (MOHW), en chinois traditionnel : 衛生福利部 ; pinyin : Wèishēng Fúlì Bù). Il englobe l'ancien département de la Santé, le Department of Social Affairs et le Child Welfare Bureau jusqu'alors rattachés au ministère de l'Intérieur, et le National Research Institute of Chinese Medicine jusqu'alors rattaché au ministère de l'Éducation. Structure Parmi l'organisation interne du ministère, on retrouve : Départements politiques Department of Planning Department of Social Insurance Department of Social Assistance and Social Work Department of Protective Services Department of Nursing and Health Care Department of Medical Affairs Department of Mental and Oral Health Department of Chinese Medicine and Pharmacy Department of Long-Term Care Départements administratifs Department of Secretarial Affairs Department of Personnel Department of Civil Service Ethics Department of Accounting Department of Statistics Department of Information Management Comités Legal Affairs Committee Hospital and Social Welfare Organizations Administration Commission National Health Insurance Committee National Health Insurance Dispute Mediation Committee Health & Welfare Workers Training Center Office of International Cooperation National Pension Supervisory Committee Instituts National Research Institute of Chinese Medicine Agences Social and Family Affairs Administration Centers for Disease Control National Health Command Center Food and Drug Administration Health Promotion Administration National Health Insurance Administration Notes et références Liens externes Site officiel Ressource relative à la recherche : CrossRef Portail de Taïwan Portail de la politique Portail de la médecine
National University of Tainan

The National University of Tainan (NUTN; Chinese: 國立臺南大學; pinyin: Guólì Táinán Dàxué) is a university in West Central District, Tainan, Taiwan. NUTN offers a wide range of undergraduate and graduate programs across six colleges: the College of Education, the College of Humanities, the College of Management, the College of Science and Engineering, the College of Arts, and the College of Environmental Sciences and Ecology. The university has several research institutes and centers, including the Center for Teacher Education and Professional Development, the Center for International Studies, and the Center for Sustainable Development. History NUTN was founded during the Japanese rule as Tainan Normal School in June 1899. In January 1946, after handover to the Republic of China, the school was renamed Taiwan Provincial Tainan Normal School. In August 1962, the school was promoted to Taiwan Provincial Tainan Junior Teachers' College. The college was then promoted to Taiwan Provincial Tainan Teachers' College in July 1987. In July 1991, it was then again promoted as National Tainan Teachers' College. In August 2004, the college was promoted and renamed National University of Tainan. Academics NUTN has six colleges: Education, Humanities, Science and Engineering, Environmental Sciences and Ecology, Arts and Management. Ranking In 2025 QS World University Ranking, NUTN was ranked 801-850th in Asia. Museums Bo Yang Museum Shiang Yu Museum Transportation The university is accessible within walking distance from the Tainan Station of Taiwan Railway. Notable alumni Tu Cheng-sheng, Minister of Education (2004–2008) See also Education in Taiwan List of universities in Taiwan References External links National University of Tainan official website
Chung-Cheng-Nationaluniversität

Die Chung-Cheng-Nationaluniversität (CCU, chinesisch 國立中正大學) ist eine Universität in Taiwan. Ihr Standort befindet sich in der Landgemeinde Minxiong, nahe der Stadt Chiayi. Geschichte Im Jahr 1986 beschloss der Exekutiv-Yuan die Gründung einer Universität „zu Ehren Chiang Kai-sheks“, die als höhere Ausbildungsstätte für die drei Landkreise Yunlin, Chiayi und Tainan dienen sollte. Die Gründung erfolgte am 1. Juli 1989, mit dem auch Lin Ching-Jiang (林清江) als erster Präsident der Universität sein Amt aufnahm. Ihren Namen erhielt die Universität vom Vornamen Chiang Kai-sheks, Chung-cheng. In der ersten Phase wurden fünf Fakultäten (Colleges) eingerichtet: Geisteswissenschaften, Naturwissenschaften, Sozialwissenschaften, Ingenieurwissenschaften und Verwaltungswissenschaften. In den Jahren 1998/99 kamen Fakultäten für Rechtswissenschaften und für Erziehungswissenschaften hinzu. Aufbau der Universität Im Jahr 2012 umfasste die Universität die oben genannten Fakultäten, die zusammen 29 grundständige Studiengänge, 44 Master-Studiengänge, 29 Doktoranden (Ph.D.)-Studiengänge und 17 berufsbegleitende Graduiertenstudiengänge anboten. Die Universität verfügte im Jahr 2012 über mehr als 960 Fakultätsangehörige oder feste Mitarbeiter und wurde von etwa 12.000 Studenten besucht. Ihrem Selbstverständnis nach versteht sich die CCU als Forschungsuniversität mit dem selbstgesetzten Ziel Studenten auszubilden, die „mit der Komplexität der Herausforderungen es 21. Jahrhunderts fertigwerden“ können. Universitätssymbole Das Universitätsemblem zeigt eine fünfstrahlige Rosette, die die fünf Fakultäten aus der Anfangsphase der Universität symbolisieren soll, gruppiert um den stilisierten, ineinander verschachtelten Begriff 中正 (Chung Cheng oder Zhongzheng). Das Abzeichen soll auch das Streben nach ständiger Selbstverbesserung symbolisieren. Das Motto der Universität 積極創新，修德澤人 kann mit „Erneuerung mit Ernsthaftigkeit und Tugendhaftigkeit mit Altruismus“ übersetzt werden. Es gibt eine offizielle Universitätshymne, in der Forschung, Lehre, Lernen, Ethik, Demokratie etc. und der Geist der Universität im Allgemeinen beschworen werden. Am 1. Juli 2014 wurde auf dem Universitätsgelände eine kleine Gedenktafel eingeweiht. Die Inschrift der Tafel mahnt akademische Freiheit an, beschreibt die Universität als Hort der furchtlosen und unvoreingenommenen Wahrheitssuche und als „fünfte Säule der Gesellschaft“ (neben Verwaltung, Rechtsprechung, Legislative und Medien). Der Text der Gedenktafel entsprach einer Stellungnahme der Universität vom 24. März 2014 während der innenpolitischen Krise zur Zeit der Sonnenblumen-Bewegung. Präsidenten Bisher amtierten die folgenden Universitätspräsidenten: Einzelnachweise
National Chung Cheng University

National Chung Cheng University (CCU; Chinese: 國立中正大學; pinyin: Guólì Zhōngzhèng Dàxué) is a national university in Minxiong, Chiayi County, Taiwan. It is a member of the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. History National Chung Cheng University was the first public university established after Taiwan's economic boom of the 1980s. In 1986, in order to promote research and to develop higher education in the Yunlin, Chiayi and Tainan areas, the government approved a plan to establish a strongly research-oriented university in Chiayi. It was named after Chiang Kai-shek and officially founded on July 1, 1989. Lin Ching-Jiang (林清江) served as its first president. Faculties CCU is organized into seven colleges: Education, Engineering, Humanities, Law, Management, Sciences, and Social Sciences. The National Chung Cheng University Library is located on the Minxiong campus. Rankings The QS World University Rankings (2025) placed it at 1001-1200th worldwide. Meanwhile, CCU ranked 1438th in the world (2024) in the Webometrics Ranking of World Universities. USNEWS (2023) placed CCU 1705th in the world. In popular culture CCU is notable for being the filming location of the Taiwanese television drama Meteor Garden. See also List of universities in Taiwan References External links Official website 中正大學新聞's channel on YouTube
Nationale Universiteit Chiang Kai-shek

De Nationale Universiteit Chiang Kai-shek (Chinees: 國立中正大學) is een publieke onderzoeksuniversiteit, gevestigd in Chiayi, Taiwan. De universiteit werd opgericht in 1989. In de QS World University Rankings van 2020 staat de Nationale Chung Cheng Universiteit wereldwijd op een 801-1000ste plaats, waarmee het de 14e Taiwanese universiteit op de ranglijst is.
National Health Research Institutes

The National Health Research Institutes (NHRI; Chinese: 國家衛生研究院; pinyin: Guójiā Wèishēng Yánjiùyuàn) in Zhunan Township, Miaoli County, Taiwan, is a non-profit foundation dedicated to medical research and improved healthcare in Taiwan. Established by the Taiwan government in 1995, NHRI is under the supervision of the Ministry of Health and Welfare. Organisation NHRI currently has 11 research units: Research Units Source: National Institute of Cancer Research Taiwan Cooperative Oncology Group, TCOG Institute of Cellular and System Medicine Institute of Population Health Sciences Institute of Biotechnology and Pharmaceutical Research Institute of Molecular and Genomic Medicine National Institute of Infectious Diseases and Vaccinology National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences Institute of Biomedical Engineering and Nanomedicine Immunology Research Center Center for Neuropsychiatric Research Cooperation The NHRI is a member of the World Federation for Culture Collections (WFCC) and the Asian Consortium for the Conservation and Sustainable Use of Microbial Resources (ACM). See also Ministry of Health and Welfare (Taiwan) Healthcare in Taiwan References External links Official website
Sun-Yat-sen-Gedächtnishalle

Die Sun-Yat-sen-Gedächtnishalle (chinesisch 國立國父紀念館, Pinyin Guólì Guófù Jìniàn Guǎn – „Nationale Gedächtnishalle des Landesvaters“) ist eine Gedenkstätte für den Gründer der Republik China, Sun Yat-sen, und befindet sich im Stadtteil Xinyi in Taipeh in Taiwan. Sie wurde am 16. Mai 1972 fertiggestellt und erstreckt sich über 29.464 Quadratmeter. In ihr befindet sich ein Museum über das Leben Sun Yat-sens und seiner von ihm geführten Revolution. Weiterhin ist es ein kulturelles Zentrum für die Öffentlichkeit. Beschreibung Der Haupteingang zu der Halle beinhaltet eine Statue von Sun Yat-sen, wo jede Stunde ein Wachwechsel stattfindet. Im Gebäude befinden sich eine Ausstellung, eine Bibliothek und andere Räumlichkeiten. Das Gebäude selber befindet sich im umliegenden Zhongshan-Park. Geschichte Die Planungen für den Bau der Halle wurden 1964 begonnen und im Jahr 1965 der Grundstein gelegt. Der Architekt war Wang Da-hong (王大閎). Am 16. Mai 1972 war der Bau vollendet. Ursprünglich war die Halle hauptsächlich als Museum für Suns Leben und die Xinhai-Revolution gedacht, allerdings wurde sie später auch für Ausstellungen und Aufführungen geöffnet. Das Golden Horse Film Festival wird jährlich in der Halle abgehalten. Weblinks Offizielle Webseite (chin./engl.)
Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall (Taipei)

The National Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall (Chinese: 國立國父紀念館) is located in Xinyi District, Taipei, Taiwan. It is a memorial to the Republic of China's National Father, Dr. Sun Yat-sen, and was completed in 1972. The total building area covers 29,464 square metres (7.3 acres) in an open space of 115,000 square metres (28.4 acres). It contains displays of Sun's life and the revolution he led, and is also a multi-purpose social, educational and cultural center for the public. It has sometimes been likened as a Taiwanese analogue to the Lincoln Memorial in the United States. Currently closed for maintenance on February 26, 2024, with an expected reopening in 2026. Description The main entrance to the hall contains a statue of Sun Yat-sen. Every hour, there is a formal changing of the guards, which is a popular tourist attraction. The building also includes a performance hall, an exhibition center of about 10,000 square feet (1,000 m2), a multimedia theatre, an audio-visual center, lecture halls, and a library with over 300,000 books. The building itself is sited in Chung-shan Park. It includes gardens, decorative historical walls, and an exhibition and performance area surrounding Lake Cui (Chinese: 翠湖; pinyin: Cuì Hú), also known as Emerald Pond. History Taiwan's government began to prepare the construction of the National Dr. Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall in 1964. In 1965, President Chiang Kai-shek officiated the groundbreaking ceremony. The design plan by architect Wang Da-hong was selected in a public contest one year later, and modified under the instruction of Chiang, to emphasize Chinese architectural characteristics. The main construction was completed on 16 May 1972. Chiang's funeral was held in the main hall of the Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall in 1975. Originally, the Memorial Hall primarily functioned as a place to display the historical relics of Sun's life and the Xinhai Revolution. It was later opened to exhibitions and performances. Taiwan's highest movie award ceremony, the Golden Horse Film Festival and Awards, is held annually in the Memorial Hall Auditorium. Initially affiliated with the city government of Taipei, the Memorial Hall became part of the Ministry of Education, together with the Chung-Shan Building in Yangmingshan, in 1986. Transportation Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall is accessible within walking distance East from Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall Station of the Taipei Metro (Blue) Bannan Line towards Taipei Nangang Exhibition Centre. See also National Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum Sun Yat Sen Memorial House Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall Chung-Shan Building Sun Yat Sen Memorial Park References External links Official website
Salón conmemorativo nacional de Sun Yat-sen

El Salón conmemorativo nacional de Sun Yat-sen (en chino: 國立國父紀念館) se encuentra en la ciudad de Taipéi, en la República de China (Taiwán).​ Es un monumento al padre nacional de la República de China, el Dr. Sun Yat-sen, y que se terminó en 1972. El área total del edificio cubre 29.464 metros cuadrados (7,3 acres) en un espacio abierto de 115.000 metros cuadrados (28.4 acres). Contiene exhibiciones de la vida del político y de la revolución que dirigió, y es también un centro social, educativo y cultural de usos múltiples para el público. Véase también Monumento Monumento nacional Monumento conmemorativo Referencias
Mémorial de Sun Yat-sen (Taipei)

Le Mémorial de Sun Yat-sen (chinois : 國立國父紀念館, pinyin : Guólì Guófù Jìniàn Guǎn, anglais : National Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall) est situé dans le district de Xinyi, Taïpei, Taïwan. C’est un bâtiment dédié au père fondateur de la République de Chine, le docteur Sun Yat-sen, qui a été achevé en 1972. Il contient des expositions présentant la vie du docteur Sun et la révolution qu’il a menée. C’est également un espace d’expositions culturelles, sociales et éducatrices. Description L’entrée principale du bâtiment possède une statue de Sun Yat-sen monumentale, mesurant 6 mètres et pesant environ 17 tonnes. Chaque heure, la relève de la garde attire une foule venant assister à cette populaire attraction touristique. La construction inclut également une salle de spectacles, un centre d’expositions d’environ 1.000m², un théâtre multimédia, un centre audio-visuel, des salles de lectures, et une bibliothèque possédant plus de 300.000 livres. Inspiré du Temple du Ciel de Pékin, la toponymie des alentours du bâtiment cherche à accentuer son côté symbolique : la rue de Hangzhou, sur le flanc du mémorial, tire son nom de l'ancienne capitale de la dynastie Song, tandis qu'au nord on trouve la rue Xin Yi, référence à la vertu du confucianisme, et au sud s'étend la rue Ai Guo, la rue du patriotisme. Le bâtiment lui-même se situe dans le parc Chung-shan. Ce dernier contient des jardins, des murs décoratifs, et une zone de spectacle atour du lac Cui, aussi connu sous le nom de Mare d’Emeraude. Histoire Le gouvernement taïwanais commence à préparer la construction du Mémorial de Sun Yat-sen en 1964. En 1965, le Président Tchang Kaï-chek assiste à la cérémonie de pose de la première pierre. Les plans dessinés par l’architecte Wang Ta-hung ont été choisis lors d’un concours public l’année précédente, puis modifiés selon les désirs de Tchang afin de mettre en avant les spécificités de l’architecture chinoise. Le bâtiment principal a été terminé le 16 mai 1972. Les funérailles de Tchang se sont tenues dans le grand hall du mémorial en 1975. La plus importante cérémonie du cinéma taïwanais, le Golden horse film festival and awards, se tient tous les ans dans l’auditorium du mémorial. À l’origine administré par la mairie de Taïpei, le mémorial a été transféré au ministère de l’éducation en 1986, avec le Bâtiment Chung-Shan à Yangmingshan. Transports Le mémorial de Sun Yat-sen est accessible à pied depuis la station Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall station du Métro de Taïpei. Notes et références (en) Cet article est partiellement ou en totalité issu de l’article de Wikipédia en anglais intitulé « Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall (Taipei) » (voir la liste des auteurs). Annexes Articles connexes Mémorial de Tchang Kaï-chek Mausolée de Sun Yat-sen Maison de Sun Yat-sen Mémorial Nanyang de Sun Yat-sen Bâtiment Chung-Shan Parc mémoriel de Sun Yat-sen Shiko Itoh Liens externes (zh + en) Site officiel Ressource relative au spectacle : Carthalia Portail de la mort Portail de Taïwan
Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall

Il Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall (in cinese: 國立 國父 紀念館; in pinyin: Guólì Guófù Jìniàn Guǎn, letteralmente: "Edificio alla memoria del 'Padre della Nazione'") si trova nel distretto di Xinyi di Taipei, a Taiwan. È un monumento dedicato al Padre della Nazione della Repubblica di Cina, il dottor Sun Yat-sen, e fu completato nel 1972. L'area totale dell'edificio copre 29.464 metri quadri in uno spazio aperto di 115.000 metri quadri. Al suo interno racchiude alcune testimonianze della vita di Sun e della rivoluzione da lui guidata; è anche un centro sociale, educativo e culturale polivalente aperto al pubblico. Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall Collegamenti esterni (ZH, EN) Sito ufficiale, su yatsen.gov.tw.
National Hotel (Taiwan)

The Hotel National Taichung (Chinese: 全國大飯店; pinyin: Quánguó Dàfàndiàn) is a hotel in West District, Taichung, Taiwan. It is Taichung's first five-star hotel, founded in 1980, the central one of the famous hotel, located in Chungkang Road, the tight Pro with Luyuan Road, National Museum of Natural Science and SOGO Department Store. Currently Qin Mei Group acquisition. National Hotel have 306 rooms, five Chinese and Western restaurants and Banquet venues, and 400 plane parking spaces. See also Grand Hotel (Taipei) References
Hotel Nacional (Taiwán)

El Hotel Nacional​ (en chino: 全國大飯店) es un hotel en el Distrito Oeste, Taichung, en Taiwán. Es el primer hotel de Taichung de cinco estrellas, fundado en 1980, el centro de un famoso hotel, situado en la carretera Chungkang, con la carretera Luyuan, el Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales de Taichung y la tienda SOGO. Actualmente es propiedad del grupo Qin Mei. El Hotel Nacional tiene 306 habitaciones, cinco restaurantes chinos y occidentales y lugares de banquetes, y 400 plazas de estacionamiento. Véase también Hotel Cadena hotelera Hostelería Referencias
National Hsin-Feng Senior High School

National Hsin-Feng Senior High School (Chinese: 國立新豐高級中學; pinyin: Hsin Feng Gāojí Zhōngxué) is a coed public senior high school located in Gueiren District, Tainan, Taiwan. It is well known for its men's football team. History National Hsin-Feng Senior High School was founded as two-year Gueiren Agriculture School (Chinese: 歸仁農業補習學校) on 27 March 1929 in order to cultivate local young people to professionals on agriculture. It was later renamed to Gueiren Rural Youth School (Chinese: 歸仁農村青年學校) in 1935, Hsin-Feng Youth School (Chinese: 新豐青年學校) in 1936, Hsin-Feng Secondary School (Chinese: 新豐國民學校) in 1939, and eventually changed to three-year Hsin-Feng Vocational Agriculture School (Chinese: 新豐專修農業學校). Before 1945, the title of school was changed five times and there had been four principals. In 1945, the school was renamed to Tainan County Hsin-Feng Primary Agriculture School. In August 1952, started to enroll female students and increased the class number to 8. New classrooms, laboratory and library were constructed one after another. In August 1956, the school was transformed to the five-year Tainan County Hsin-Feng Agriculture Vocational High School (Chinese: 台南縣立新豐農業職業學校). Foreign aid from the United States came in and helped to construct school buildings and to improve teaching facilities. In 1963, the Department of Domestic Affairs was set up. On August 1, 1968, the government decided to extend compulsory education to 9 years. Therefore, the school was transformed to a comprehensive high school with both ordinary and vocational departments and renamed to Taiwan Provincial Hsin-Feng Senior High School (Chinese: 台灣省立新豐高級中學). The school stopped taking in vocational students in 1972. Since then, it concentrated on ordinary high school education and tried to balance the difference between urban and rural education. In 2000, renamed to National Hsin-Feng Senior High School (Chinese: 國立新豐高級中學). Nevertheless, in 1996, the school was transformed to comprehensive high school and enroll vocational students again, offering more choices for students. Now National Hsin-Feng Senior High School has about 1200 students and the school campus occupies 8 hectares. Football team National Hsin-Feng Senior High School football team has been established for about 40 years and is one of the most competitive senior high school teams in southern Taiwan. On April 28, 2008, Hsin-Feng alumnus Lin Chia-sheng exposed in his blog the school's decision of stopping the football team. The principal Wang Jung-fa stated that the football team members sometimes caused trouble and did not help with the school's college entrance rate. Notable alumni Football Yeh Hsien-chung Lin Chia-sheng See also Education in Taiwan References External links National Hsin-Feng Senior High School official site
National Hsinchu Girls' Senior High School

The National Hsinchu Girls' Senior High School (Chinese: 國立新竹女子高級中學) is a high ranked public high school in East District, Hsinchu City, Taiwan. Student enrollment averages around 2000. Students take Comprehensive Assessment Program for Junior High School Students (Chinese: 國中教育會考)to attend school. The campus is in Hsinchu City downtown where transportation is convenient, only 400 meters away from Hsinchu Train Station. School History 4.24.1924: Japan Established with the name of Hsinchu State Hsinchu Girls' High School 12.1945: The school was renamed Taiwan Province Hsinchu Girls' High School. 1988: The Art Talented Program was established, and the school became one of the first girls’ high schools to admit male students. 1996: A Mathematical Talented Class was introduced, contributing to the development of Taiwanese scientific talent and achieving success in national and international competitions. 2000: Following the abolition of provincial administration, the school was renamed National Hsinchu Girls' Senior High School. 2005: A Language and Literature Talented Class was added. See also Education in Taiwan External links Official Website of National Hsinchu Girls' Senior High School (Traditional Chinese)