Category
Politics & Issues
Government, elections, public policy (e.g. health insurance), cross-strait, current affairs.
Buying Influence: The Political Games of Taiwan and America
This lesson compares how money influences politics in Taiwan and the US through political donations and professional lobbying. We will explore the legal boundaries of political influence in both societies and how these systems shape public policy.
US Elections: Can Electors Betray the Voters
This lesson demystifies the Electoral College system in the United States, focusing on the phenomenon of faithless electors. We will explore how this system works and whether electors actually have the power to change the outcome of a presidential race.
How Paper Ballots and Public Counts Power Taiwan Democracy
Step inside a Taiwanese polling station to see why the island's voting system is praised worldwide. From hand-counting every paper ballot in public to the legendary cardboard boxes, discover the unique traditions that keep Taiwan's elections transparent and trusted.
Is Taiwan's Healthcare System Really as Perfect as It Seems?
This lesson compares Taiwan's world-famous National Health Insurance with the costly healthcare system in the United States. It explores the history, low costs, and universal accessibility of Taiwan's system while addressing the critical challenges of low medical staff salaries and potential burnout.
Baby Bust or Baby Boom: The Great Demographic Shift
As Taiwan faces a record-low birth rate, other parts of the world are experiencing a baby boom that will reshape the global economy. This lesson explores the stark contrast between shrinking and growing nations and what this demographic shift means for our future. It is a fascinating look at how the geopolitical landscape of 2026 and beyond will be decided in the delivery room.