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#Lunar New Year

Representative Li Yi-yang said he will continue to fully support Taiwan in resisting pressure from China. (Photo: Li Yi-yang's Facebook)

Osaka event adds ‘Taiwan’ to name after Chinese manipulation

On the first day of work after the holiday, President Lai posted a message wishing the nation a prosperous start to the work year. (Photo via Lai Ching-te's Facebook)

Lai wishes nation ‘smooth sailing’ on first workday after Lunar New Year

Rest should not be about excessive sleeping, Wang said. (Photo: Pixabay)

Endocrinologist warns against sleeping in during holidays

Gender equality. (Image: freepik)

Gender Equality Committee urges shared chores and flexible family visits over Lunar New Year

Former President Tsai Ing-wen (left) and Vice President Hsiao Bi-khim (right) share Lunar New Year's Eve dinner. (Photo: Tsai Ing-wen's Facebook)

Former President Tsai spends holiday dinner with Vice President Hsiao

Lai Ching-te visits Keelung's Qing'an/Matsu Temple on Tuesday, February 17, 2026. (Photo: CNA)

President Lai makes Lunar New Year visit to northern Taiwan temples

Taichung Hospital Psychiatrist Doctor Chang (right) offers advice for how to deal with boundary-pushing questions from elder family members over the holiday season. (Photo: CNA)

Psychiatrist advice for dealing with tough conversations over the holidays

With Lunar New Year temple visits a key tradition, the website helps users plan personalized itineraries by region, religion, or interests, browsing featured sites and events for a smooth journey. (Photo: CNA)

Interior Ministry launches Year of the Horse travel guide featuring Taiwan's top 100 religious sites

Travelers are advised that dense fog will occur over a wide area, including central and northern Taiwan, the Taiwan Strait, and Kinmen and Matsu, potentially affecting transportation. (Photo: CNA)

CWA advises travelers to check forecast over LNY

Director-General of the National Park Administration Wang Cheng-chi announced a series of Lunar New Year activities, with parks closed only on Lunar New Year’s Eve, February 16. (Photo: CNA)

Taiwan national parks launch over 15 Lunar New Year events

Presidential Office spokesperson Karen Kuo said Lai hopes the five branches can strengthen communication. (Photo: CNA)

President Lai invites five branch heads to tea gathering

Nanyao Temple recently completed renovations after two years. (Photo: CNA)

WATCH: Lunar New Year race returns to Nanyao Temple after renovations

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