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TIEFF Director Talks at Feng Chia University Explore Indigenous Transitional Justice Through Film

The 13th Taiwan International Ethnographic Film Festival (TIEFF) 2026, themed Post/Industrial Myths, focused on cultural memory and social issues arising from industrial transformation and toured venues across Taiwan from April to June. At Feng Chia University, the event was jointly organized by the Center for Austronesian and Cultural Sustainability Studies, the Library, and the Indigenous Student Resource Center, featuring three film screenings on May 14, 19, and 25, followed by discussions with filmmakers and scholars.

What Does Qu Yuan Teach Us? Professor Chi-Pang Ho Leads Students in Reflecting on Core Values and Character

As the Dragon Boat Festival approached, the College of Humanities and Social Sciences at Feng Chia University hosted a cultural classics lecture on June 2 in the B2 Lecture Hall of the Library. Titled“What Does Qu Yuan Teach Us?”, the event featured Professor Chi-Pang Ho, University Advisor and Distinguished Lecturer, who guided students and faculty in reexamining Qu Yuan’s character, core values, and enduring influence on Chinese culture and literary traditions.

Digital Transformation × AI Co-Learning: The 5th Conference on Constructing and Reflecting Chinese Language Teaching Concludes Successfully

The Chinese Language Teaching Center at Feng Chia University hosted the 5th Conference on Constructing and Reflecting Chinese Language Teaching on May 23 under the theme“Digital Transformation × AI Co-Learning: Future Perspectives for Chinese Language Education.” Co-organized by the National Science and Technology Council’s Center for Humanities and Social Sciences and the Department of Chinese Literature, the conference attracted Chinese language educators and researchers from schools at all levels across Taiwan to discuss the evolving philosophy and practice of Chinese language teaching in the AI era.

Walking Through Railway Stories and Urban Memory: FCU Chinese Literature Students Curate Exhibition at Taichung Station

Organized by the Department of Chinese Literature at Feng Chia University, Between Journeys: Urban Stations and Railway Professionals will officially open on May 30 at the Cross Corridor on the first floor of Taichung Railway Station and run through July 12. The exhibition is the annual outcome of the department’s Graphic Editing Project course. Through extensive interviews, field research, and editorial design, students explored Taiwan’s railway culture and documented the life stories of railway professionals, inviting the public to rediscover the human spirit behind Taiwan’s railways.

Demonstrating Cross-Disciplinary Competitiveness: FCU Chinese Literature Student Earns a Ticket to the Microsoft Office Specialist World Championship

Breaking the traditional stereotype of Chinese Literature majors, the Department of Chinese Literature at Feng Chia University has successfully integrated humanities education with digital technology, showcasing impressive interdisciplinary achievements. At the recently concluded 2026 Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) National Championship, FCU students delivered outstanding performances. Among them, senior student Jo-Chu Chiang advanced to the national top four and earned the opportunity to represent Taiwan at the MOS World Championship to be held at Disneyland Resort in California, USA.

Congratulations to the 10 FCU Faculty Members Promoted This Semester

The Ministry of Education has approved faculty promotions for the second semester of Academic Year 2025–2026. A total of 10 faculty members at Feng Chia University have successfully earned promotion.

From Liberal Arts Student to a Million Subscribers: Kuo-Wei Cheng Explains Why Knowledge Must Be “Seen” in the AI Era

In an era when AI can answer almost any question instantly, the value of knowledge is shifting from how much one possesses to whether it can be discovered and understood by others. On March 23, the Chinese Language Teaching Center at Feng Chia University hosted the first lecture in its “Little Knowledge, Big Gems: AI-Powered Video Storytelling Competition for Popularizing Academic Expertise” series. The featured speaker was Kuo-Wei Cheng, co-founder of PanSci, Taiwan’s largest science media platform, who shared insights into how knowledge communication is evolving in the age of digital media, data analytics, and AI.

Freedom 250 Exhibition Opens at Feng Chia University, Bringing Together AIT Director Raymond Greene and Micron Taiwan Chairman Dong-Hui Lu

To commemorate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the United States Declaration of Independence, the American Institute in Taiwan (AIT), American Spaces, and Feng Chia University jointly presented the traveling exhibition, “From 1776 to the Future: Honoring the Past, Inspiring the Present!”

Feng Chia University’s Department of Foreign Languages and Literature Connects Students with Industry Trends Through STARLUX Airlines Recruitment Information Session

Fresh off its recognition as the world’s fifth-best airline in the 2026 AirlineRatings rankings, STARLUX Airlines visited Feng Chia University on March 19 to recruit future talent. To help students align their academic preparation with industry demands and plan their career paths early, the Department of Foreign Languages and Literature organized a dedicated recruitment information session.