In honor of Freedom of Speech Day — which is celebrated on April 7 in Taiwan in memory of late activist Cheng Nan-jung — an exhibition has been curated on ordinary folks who were convicted under martial law for exercising their freedom of expression.
A literary forum on human rights took place at the Jing-Mei White Terror Memorial Park on March 7, where authors from the Czech Republic, Germany, and Taiwan examined narratives of transitional justice at the intersection of culture, history, and memory.
The Matsu Islands' Baiming Carnival, which is the liveliest and most-celebrated folk festival to be held throughout the Taiwanese archipelago during the annual Lantern Festival, has been registered as an important folk custom in Taiwan.