An island and province in East Asia, separated from the mainland by the Taiwan Strait

a flat, open, and often elevated place or structure; a terrace, balcony, or flat-roofed building; a computer hardware or software environment that provides the necessary infrastructure for applications to run

To come out on stage to perform; to appear publicly

stage or arena; a platform used for artistic performances in a theater or hall

on top of a stage, platform, or rostrum

An organization or location that produces and broadcasts television programs

an actor's lines in a play or movie, including dialogue, monologues, and voice-overs

Taipei, the capital city of Taiwan

Broadcasting station, such as a radio or television station.

To mount a platform, stage, or rostrum to perform or speak.

The state-owned national television broadcaster of mainland China, abbreviated as [[央视|央視|yang1 shi4]]

balcony; terrace; porch; a raised platform protruding from the wall of a building

the area behind the stage in a theater used by performers for resting or preparing

The stylized gait or manner of walking used by actors or fashion models while performing on stage.

flight of steps; staircase; steps made of brick or stone for walking up and down

A businessperson from Taiwan doing business or investing in mainland China or abroad; also used for a Taiwanese company

To step onto a stage or platform to perform, give a speech, or receive an award

meteorological observatory; a professional organization that observes atmospheric conditions and issues weather forecasts

a grandstand, gallery, or seating deck for spectators to watch a performance or competition

A prefecture-level city on the northeast coast of Shandong Province

The front desk or reception area in a hotel, office, or restaurant used for check-ins, registration, or payments.

to fall from power; to lose a position or leave office

platform at a railway station used for passengers to board and for loading cargo

Maotai liquor, a famous brand of sorghum-based spirits (baijiu)

The geographic area including Taiwan, Penghu, Kinmen, Matsu, and other areas currently under the jurisdiction of the government in Taiwan

a platform, booth, or counter used for displaying products or exhibits

The official currency used in Taiwan since 1949, often abbreviated as NT$ or NTD.

rostrum or platform at a large meeting where the chairs and VIPs sit

platform or desk at the front of a classroom or assembly hall for a teacher or speaker; dais; rostrum; lectern

Abbreviation for the combined region of [[香港|香港|xiang1 gang3]], [[澳门|澳門|ao4 men2]], and [[台湾|臺灣|tai2 wan1]].

Taipei or Taibei; the capital of Taiwan, located in northern Taiwan within the Taipei Basin and serving as the political, economic, and cultural center of the region

Taiwanese compatriot; a term used in mainland China to refer to people from Taiwan

windowsill; window ledge

awards platform; prize-winner's podium

a person from Taiwan; Taiwanese people

A drama or play performed live by actors on a stage in front of an audience

The area below or in front of a stage, platform, or rostrum; the state of being off the stage

a raised level surface or stand for speakers or supporting objects

control desk or panel for operating machinery, electronic equipment, or computer systems

An elevated stage or ring for martial arts competitions and duels; any arena used for sports or contests

Maotai; a famous high-proof spirit produced in the town of Maotai in Guizhou Province, usually distilled from sorghum.

an administrative division of the People's Republic of China, which claims but does not exercise control over Taiwan

The body of water separating the island of Taiwan from mainland China.

the person in charge of a station, such as a broadcasting station, meteorological station, or observation post

the most prestigious complex of VIP state guest residences in Beijing

To change the channel on a television

service, information, or reception desk at a hotel, restaurant, or other public place

radio station; broadcasting station