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Taiwan-related events during the year of 2021
Events from the year 2021 in Taiwan ,
Republic of China .
Incumbents
General
Events
Drought.
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January
February
March
March 1
Regulations on foreign visitors are partially lifted, restrictions apply.
[61]
Taiwan allows non-R.O.C. citizens to visit Taiwan for non-urgent medical care with proper documents.
[62]
[63]
China bans Taiwanese
pineapples , saying that the fruit has harmful organisms, creating a "
Freedom Pineapple " movement.
[64]
[65]
[66]
[67]
March 3-March 6
Taipei Cycle postpones all physical parts of the exhibition, online parts are still to be held on schedule.
[68]
March 4
March 5 -
Taiwan ,
US , and
Eswatini have their first
Partnership Opportunity Delegation .
[72]
March 6 - Taiwan wins mixed doubles at
WTT Contender Doha 2021 .
[73]
March 7
March 11 - Many Taiwanese fruit are found to meet standards for consumption at Tokyo Olympics.
[76]
March 12-April 4 - Taipei Rose Festival
[77]
March 13 -
CPBL
2021 Chinese Professional Baseball League season opening day.
[78]
March 17 - 25th
Taiwan-France Cultural Award awarded.
[79]
March 18 -
Salmon chaos : Restaurant chain Sushiro offers free sushi to people with the word for salmon (鮭魚) on their ID, resulting in many people requesting name changes.
[80]
[81]
March 19
March 20 - Taiwan is ranked as
24th happiest country by in the world by the
World Happiness Report , listed on page 22 as "province of China".
[85]
[86]
March 22 - Two
F-5E collide midair, 1 pilot dead, the second missing.
[87]
[88]
[89]
March 23 -
Panama registered container ship
Ever Given operated by Taiwanese
Evergreen Marine , becomes stuck in the
Suez Canal , disrupting global shipping.
[90]
April
April 1
April 2 -
Hualien train derailment killed 49 and injured 216.
April 4 - First batch of vaccines from
COVAX arrive in Taiwan.
[97]
[98]
6 April -
IMF reevaluates Taiwan's
GDP forecast from 1.5% to 4.7%.
[99]
7 April - MOFA
minister accepts copy of credentials from Belize ambassador
Candice Pitts .
[100]
8 April - An agricultural internship program between Taiwan and the Philippines is launched.
[101]
9 April
10 April
12 April
Mayors of Taoyuan, Taipei, New Taipei, and Taichung are vaccinated.
[108]
HFX controversy over whether to award
John McCain Prize to Tsai Ing-wen and risk provoking Beijing.
[109]
13 April
April 15
Amendments to foreign professional recruitment law passed (less requirements, tax breaks, etc.)
[118]
[119]
US delegation sent by
Biden meets with President Tsai.
[120]
[121]
Anti-corruption workshop between
IB and
IRS .
[122]
April 16
April 16 - April 17 - Live fire exercise between many military branches.
[123]
April 17 - Travelers from Taiwan who present proof of negative coronavirus tests from select hospitals will be exempt from Hawaii's quarantine.
[124]
April 18
Body of missing pilot (March 22) found.
[89]
Matzu procession (April 9) ends.
[125]
Taiwan wins bid from
TWIF to host 2026 World Indoor Tug of War Championships.
[126]
Two relatively large earthquakes in Taiwan (
5.8 and 6.2 ).
[127]
April 19
April 20
April 21
Amang 's
Verse novel Raised by Wolves: Poems and Conversations is awarded the annual prize by
PEN America .
[136]
High-speed ferry between
Anping Harbor and outlying islands of
Penghu launched, used to transport tourist and food.
[137]
April 21 - Self-paid COVID vaccines for public planning to travel abroad.
[138]
April 22
April 23
April 24 - Taiwan's 12th COVID-19 fatality, a man in his 70s.
[143]
April 27 - United Kingdom confirms cooperation in automatic exchange of financial account information and tax matters annually on September.
[144]
April 28
April 29 - Diplomatic training cooperation agreement with
Saint Lucia inked.
[147]
April 30 -
Delfina Foundation selects two Taiwanese artists for 2021 resident artists.
April (New Taipei City) -
Cloud Gate
tour in Taiwan.
May
May 1 -
Labor Day protest to raise minimum wage, increase pay for teachers, civil servants, employees of state-run enterprises, and fix pension issues.
[148]
[149]
May 2
Taiwan donates 150 oxygen concentrators and 500 oxygen cylinders to India,
[150]
[151] India has had 400,000 New cases daily.
[152]
Taiwan begins centralized quarantine system for people traveling from/through India due to a
large amount of cases in late April-early May.
[153]
Maokong Gondola offers
NT$ 50 rides to all Taiwan residents.
[154]
May 4
May 5 – 15 cryogenic ISO tanks donated to India.
[163]
May 6 -
Le Grand Cirque performs in Taipei.
[164]
May 7
May 8 - 2021 Europe Festival opens at Huashan Creative Park.
[165]
May 8–9 (Taoyuan) -
Cloud Gate
tour in Taiwan.
May 10
May 12 - Foreign Ministers
Wu and
Brolo video call.
[172]
May 15 - COVID-19 alert level raised to 3 in Taipei and New Taipei.
[173]
May 15–16 (Changhua), May 22–23 (Chiayi), May 29–30 (Tainan), June 5–6 (Hualien), June 12–13 (Pingtung) -
Cloud Gate
tour in Taiwan.
May 17
Spike in COVID-19 cases raises alarm and forces the Taiwanese government to impose its toughest social restrictions in order to curb the rising infection rate.
[174]
Formosa Club in the Caribbean launched.
May 18
May 19
Migrant workers banned from entry due to COVID-19 surge.
[184]
Executive Yuan introduces contact tracing text messaging service.
[185]
May 19 - June 18 - Border control tightens amid COVID-19 case spikes, visa application processing and entry of foreign nationals will be paused. Exceptions will be made on a case-by-case basis.
[186]
May 19–28 - All schools in Taiwan switch to virtual/distance learning.
[187]
May 20
Rouday Stanley Penn , ambassador of Haiti to Taiwan gives copy of credentials to Foreign Minister Wu.
[188]
National Palace Museum entries at WorldFest Houston film festival win 26 Remi awards.
[189]
May 21
13 of Taiwan's 15 diplomatic allies have made appeals to the World Health Organization calling for the country's participation in the WHO as an observer.
[190]
Blood supplies are the lowest in 20 years, with blood banks reporting an average of 4.4 days of stock, according to the Taiwan Blood Services Foundation.
[191]
[192]
Taiwan reports 312 local COVID-19 cases.
[193]
[194]
May 22–23 (Chiayi) -
Cloud Gate
tour in Taiwan.
May 24 - Two indigenous artisans recognized as 'Important Traditional Crafts' preservers.
[195]
May 25 - 7th Taiwan-Estonia Economic Cooperation conference.
[196]
May 27 - 2nd Taiwan-Croatia Economic Cooperation Videoconference.
[197]
New relief package amid latest COVID-19 wave.
[198]
May 28
297 local cases, 258 retroactive cases, and 19 new COVID-19 fatalities, bringing the total up to 78.
[199]
[200]
[201]
Yuanta Financial Holdings ,
Cathay Financial Holdings ,
Taishin Financial Holdings , and
Fubon Financial have pledged NT$160 million, NT$40 million, NT$30 million, and NT$23 million, respectively to support medical workers and fight COVID-19.
[202]
Heat alerts issued in 18 cities and counties, forecasted to reach up to 38 degrees.
[203]
Frequency of
MRT trains reduced, up to twice more waiting time and disinfecting.
[204]
Visa extension for foreigners.
[205]
Kinmen decides not to enter COVID lockdown.
[206]
First batch of Moderna Vaccines arrive in Taiwan, 150,000 doses.
[207]
Taiwan and Guatemala sign the Mutual Recognition Arrangement on Authorized Economic Operator.
[208]
May 29 - TECO in Sydney and Sydney Opera House hold contemporary art project.
[209]
May 29–30 (Tainan) -
Cloud Gate
tour in Taiwan.
May 30 - Citywide drill on level 4 COVID-19 precautions in Taipei.
[210]
31 May - 30 June -
Computex (virtually)
[211]
[212]
June
June 1 - Illustrator
Lin Lian-en wins the BolognaRagazzi Award in the fiction category.
[213]
June 3
New relief package amid latest COVID-19 wave.
[198]
[214]
Foreign Correspondent's Club of Japan.
[215]
June 4
Ministry of the Interior announces that landlords may be fined of up to NT$150,000 (US$5,417) for evicting tenants for COVID-19-related reasons.
[216]
Japan donates 1.24 million doses of AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccines to Taiwan.
[217]
[218]
[219]
Taipei 101 displays "台灣❤️日本" (Taiwan❤️Japan) thanking Japan's vaccine donation.
[220]
Taiwan passes 10,000 total COVID-19 cases.
[221]
June 15
FoundOcean secures major contract to build offshore wind farm.
[222]
June 16–28 Chinese military aircraft enter Taiwanese airspace.
[223]
June 23
June 24
June 25 -
The Coast Guard receives a new corvette, the Chenggong (成功艦), the second
Anping class with the hull number of CG-602.
[231]
June 26
Taiwan confirms first local case of the
Delta COVID variant in
Pintung .
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[233]
[234]
CECC confirms 78 new local cases and 13 deaths.
[235]
[236]
Half of Fangshan Township in Pingtung County enters "semi-Level 4" lockdown.
[237]
The Chinese Professional Baseball League postpones plans to begin fanless games on June 29, mainly due to the Delta variant.
[238]
June 27
CECC confirms 89 new cases (1 imported, 88 domestic) and 9 deaths.
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[239]
Southern Taiwan tries to quickly vaccinate as Delta variant spreads.
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December
December 10 - Official bilateral relations between Nicaragua and Taiwan end.
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December 18 - A
referendum was held, and all four proposals were rejected.
Predicted and scheduled events
Date unknown
February – June - Taiwan will receive 1,303,200
AstraZeneca vaccine doses as a non U.N. member state from the
COVAX program.
[249]
May - Moderna will begin delivering 5.5 million doses of COVID-19 vaccine to Taiwan.
[250]
June - Second
AZ vaccine shipment through
COVAX .
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End of June - U.S. will send 20 million vaccines by the end of June.
[252]
July - Taiwanese developed COVID vaccine rollout.
[253]
Taiwan moves to ban all single use utensils for customers dining on the premises.
[254]
Multipurpose facility for
Far Eastern Group will be designed by
Santiago Calatrava .
[255]
2021 Taiwan Literature Award.
[256]
United States may have first military arms sale with Taiwan.
[257]
Dancing Dandelion.
[258]
Deaths
9 January –
Rong Zi , 98, Chinese-born Taiwanese writer and poet.
[259]
5 March –
Chuang Ling-yun , 21, Taiwanese singer and actress, suicide by jumping.
[260]
22 March
31 March –
Hsu Shui-teh , 89, Taiwanese politician, Mayor of
Kaohsiung (1982–1985),
Taipei (1985–1988), and President of the
Examination Yuan (1996-2002), pneumonia.
[261]
5 April –
Luo Ying-shay , 69, Taiwanese politician,
Minister of Justice (2013–2016).
[262]
17 April –
Hsu Sheng-fa , 96, Taiwanese automotive executive (
Prince Motors ) and politician,
MLY (1981–1990)
1 May –
Kuan Yun-loong , 92, Taiwanese writer.
[263]
26 May –
Sze-Piao Yang , 100, Taiwanese pulmonologist.
[264]
14 June –
Wang Chiu-Hwa , 95, Taiwanese architect.
[265]
16 June –
Chou Ching-chun , 77, Taiwanese activist and politician, president of the
Patriot Alliance Association (since 2018).
[266]
21 June –
Mei Xun [
zh ] , Taiwanese writer.
[267]
7 July –
Kuo Jung-cheng , 71, Taiwanese politician,
MLY (1999–2002), liver cancer.
[268]
30 August –
Wang Kuang-hui , 56, Taiwanese baseball player (
Brother Elephants ) and coach, liver cancer.
[269]
14 September –
Lung Shao-hua , 68, Taiwanese actor.
[270]
25 September –
Elmer Fung , 73, Taiwanese politician,
MLY (1999–2002), cancer.
[271]
8 October –
Chang Yung-hsiang , 91, Taiwanese screenwriter.
[272]
22 October –
Ju Gau-jeng , 67, Taiwanese politician,
MLY (1987–1999).
[273]
30 October –
Francisco Ou , 81, Taiwanese diplomat,
Minister of Foreign Affairs (2008–2009).
[274]
31 October –
Chang Kuo-tung , 92, Taiwanese actor.
[275]
3 November –
Tang Yao-ming , 80, Taiwanese military officer,
Minister of National Defense (2002–2004).
[276]
11 November –
Lee Ying-yuan , 68, Taiwanese politician, member of the
Legislative Yuan (1996–2000, 2012–2016), carcinoma of the
ampulla of Vater .
[277]
12 December –
Nai-Ni Chen , 62, Taiwanese-American dancer and choreographer.
[278]
17 December –
Chen Sung-young , 80, Taiwanese actor.
[279]
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