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Taiwan's Living Landmarks:

How Architecture Reveals History 

 

Discover Taiwan’s History Through Its Landmarks—Watch "Deep Current" Now

Taiwan’s past is written in its architecture. The new documentary series, “Deep Current: Architecture of Taiwan,” takes you on a visually stunning journey through the nation's most iconic buildings, revealing how their design, style, and details reflect 150 years of change. Forget traditional history lessons—this series lets Taiwan’s landmarks tell the story. Episodes released every Tuesday from March 4 onwards, with eight episodes in total.

 

Now Streaming on TaiwanPlus

|Why You Should Watch|

Hidden in Plain Sight

“Deep Current” reveals hidden stories of cultural exchange, resilience, and progress often overlooked in history books. Visually captivating and rich in detail, this documentary series is a must-watch for anyone passionate about history, design, or Taiwan’s evolution.

Landmarks That Tell a Story

From the European-style grandeur of Taipei Guest House to the engineering marvel of Taipei 101, each of Taiwan's landmarks tell a story of cultural influence, exchange and evolution, reflecting the complex identity of the nation itself.

More Than Just Monuments

Unlike some historical landmarks that are purely for viewing, every site featured in "Deep Current" is one you can visit, explore, and experience firsthand. Whether you're a local or a tourist, this series might just inspire your next Taiwan adventure!

 
New episodes of "Deep Current: Architecture of Taiwan" will be released each Tuesday from March 4 on the TaiwanPlus website and YouTube Channel
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