Ep 154 | Ming Chiang: Hello Taiwan Brings Greater Recognition to Taiwan's Name and Identity
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Show Notes
My guest on this episode of Talking Taiwan is Ming Chiang, the president of Hello Taiwan. We talked about how Hello Taiwan got started, its charitable contributions and events, its connection to the annual Passport to Taiwan event in New York, what its mission is, how it creates greater recognition of Taiwan, and the unexpected PR generated for Hello Taiwan when Bi-khim Hsiao, Taiwan's Representative to the United States was seen wearing a Hello Taiwan mask at the airport.
Here's a little preview of what we talked about in this podcast episode:
- Ming's background and connection to Taiwan
- What Ming was doing before he became the president of Hello Taiwan
- How Ming was previously the president of the Taiwan New York Taiwan Chamber of Commerce
- Ming's business ventures
- The Taiwanese American organizations that Ming has worked with
- When Hello Taiwan was established and its mission
- Hello Taiwan concerts and its connection to Passport to Taiwan
- The Hello Taiwan logo
- Events organized by Hello Taiwan
- Hello Taiwan's partnership with the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
- Hello Taiwan Day with the LA Dodgers
- How Hello Taiwan donated new dragon boats to the Rhode Island Taiwan Heritage Day for the dragon boat races
- Sponsorship of Taiwanese Waves
- Taiwan Mets Day
- Hello Taiwan events and ambassadors around the world
- How someone can become a Hello Taiwan ambassador
- The celebrities and influential people that Ming has met
- Hello Taiwan merchandise
- The unexpected PR generated for Hello Taiwan when Bi-khim Hsiao, Taiwan's Representative to the United States was seen wearing a Hello Taiwan mask at the airport
- The confusion caused by the Republic of China (ROC) and labels such as the Chinese Professional Baseball League, Chinese Taipei in the Olympics, Taipei Economic Cultural Representative Office
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