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English names: Tao Lee & Vicky Lee Tao Lee and Vicky Lee, husband and wife, are broadcast journalists in Taiwan. Tao Lee was an early critic of Li Tenghui's presidency, but later, after the Democratic Chinese names: 李濤 & 李艷秋 Progressive Party candidate, Chen Shuibian, was elected president, they were both suspected of being closet supporters of the Pan-Blue Coalition (Chinese nationalist), as : Li Tao & Li Yanqiu opposed to the Pan-Green Coalition (Taiwan nationalist) represented most prominently by President Chen. This is due to the Lees' persistent campaign to expose corrupt Wade-Giles: Li T'ao & Li Yen-ch'iu activities of Chen Shuibian and his family. Their guiding principle has been, "Where there's evil, report the evil." Comments (0)

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Related Research Guides Ken Klein By Tao and Vicky Lee Journalism / Linda Weber Contact Info For exploring Library and web Tao Lee's blog (in Chinese) DML 107 resources relating to the general (213) 740-1772 subject of journalism. Two books by Vicky Lee: Send Email Chinese Studies / Ken Klein & 新聞背後眞相之前 Links: Lillian Yang Profile & Guides For navigating the various sources (Behind the news, before the truth) available for Chinese (including Subjects: Taiwan) studies, both in Chinese 皇冠文化出版有限公司, 1997. Chinese Studies; History, Asia and in English.

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走一條快樂學習的路 : 李艷秋母子的教育手記 Along a happy study path: Li Yanqiu and her son's education guide

天下遠見出版 ; 大和書報總經銷, 2007.11

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Internet resources for Taiwan Chen Shuibian chronology Books on Politics in Taiwan

USCI Symposium Explores the Taiwan 1950 Born Presidential Politics in Taiwan: the administration of Chen Vote USC US-China Institute's Shui-bian - Goldstein, Steven M. & Chang, Julian, editors 1974 Graduated from National Taiwan coverage of the 2008 election. Call Number: (VKC) DS799.847.P74 2008 University, with degree in Commercial ISBN: 9781599880143 Chen Shui-Bian / Michael Wines NY Law Times (9/24/2010) article 1981 Elected to Taibei City Council 我的E政府 (MyEgov: The E- government Entry Point of Taiwan) 1985 Jailed for libel as editor of Neo- Chinese -or- English Formosa 陳水扁的真面目 - 李敖 1986 Wife, Wu Shu-chen, elected to Internet Resources on China, Taiwan, Call Number: (East Asian) DS799.849.C427L53 2000 Taiwan legislature as stand-in for and Macao (Chinese University of ISBN: 9575100808 Hong Kong) Chen

Taiwan (electronic resource) 1989 Elected to Taiwan legislature Democratization in Taiwan : challenges in transformation - Paolino, Philip 1994 Elected Mayor of Taibei Call Number: (VKC) JQ1536.D44 2008

2000 Elected President of ROC ISBN: 9780754671916 Comments (0) (Taiwan)

2004 Re-elected President Book Search 2006 Charges of insider trading and embezzelment against his wife and Search USC's Homer Catalog: 灣 經 son-in-law 憲政改革與國家發展 : 2005年臺 憲改 驗 Call Number: (East Asian) KNP205.X53 2006 2008 Resigns from office after Admitting to misuse of campaign Comments (0) funds The generalissimo : Chiang Kai-shek and the struggle for modern China - Taylor, Jay 2009 Sentenced to life in prison and Call Number: (Doheny) DS777.488.C5T39 2009 fined on embezzlement and other ISBN: 0674033388 charges

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The last empress : Madame Chiang Kai-Shek and the birth of modern China - Pakula, Hannah Call Number: DS777.488.C515P35 2009 ISBN: 1439148937

Party politics in Taiwan : party change and the democratic evolution of Taiwan, 1991-2004 - Fell, Dafydd Call Number: (VKC) JQ1539.A45F45 ISBN: 0415359732

The Political System of Taiwan - Porsche-Ludwig, Markus Call Number: DS799.847.P65 2009 ISBN: 9783832938635

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News from Taiwan Sources for News about Taiwan in the Library

Many Taiwan news sources are available on the internet, in both Chinese and in ABI/INFORM Global English. Factiva Broadcast news Facts on File World News Digest -AND- Issues and Controversies 中央社 or, in English, Focus Taiwan News Channel Foreign Broadcast Information Service Electronic Index (1975-1996) TVB, parent company of TVBI (Television Broadcasts Limited) and also TVBS Global Newsbank

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Taipei Times (English) World News Connection

The China Post (English) Taiwan News, also in Chinese Comments (0) Taiwan Today

中国台湾网 and China Taiwan, China's news outlet aimed at the Taiwan audience

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Sorting out names Background briefing Subject Guide

English names: Tao Lee & Vicky Lee Tao Lee and Vicky Lee, husband and wife, are broadcast journalists in Taiwan. Tao Lee was an early critic of Li Tenghui's presidency, but later, after the Democratic Chinese names: 李濤 & 李艷秋 Progressive Party candidate, Chen Shuibian, was elected president, they were both suspected of being closet supporters of the Pan-Blue Coalition (Chinese nationalist), as Pinyin: Li Tao & Li Yanqiu opposed to the Pan-Green Coalition (Taiwan nationalist) represented most prominently by President Chen. This is due to the Lees' persistent campaign to expose corrupt Wade-Giles: Li T'ao & Li Yen-ch'iu activities of Chen Shuibian and his family. Their guiding principle has been, "Where there's evil, report the evil." Comments (0)

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Related Research Guides Ken Klein By Tao and Vicky Lee Journalism / Linda Weber Contact Info For exploring Library and web Tao Lee's blog (in Chinese) DML 107 resources relating to the general (213) 740-1772 subject of journalism. Two books by Vicky Lee: Send Email Chinese Studies / Ken Klein & 新聞背後眞相之前 Links: Lillian Yang Profile & Guides For navigating the various sources (Behind the news, before the truth) available for Chinese (including Subjects: Taiwan) studies, both in Chinese 皇冠文化出版有限公司, 1997. Chinese Studies; History, Asia and in English.

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走一條快樂學習的路 : 李艷秋母子的教育手記 Along a happy study path: Li Yanqiu and her son's education guide

天下遠見出版 ; 大和書報總經銷, 2007.11

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