Society
Things I’ve learned from volunteering in Pingtung | Victor Lu – Grade 11
Volunteering is worth it because it involves caring, loving, and sharing my time with others. This summer, I went to volunteer in a church in Pingtung for a week. The priest who runs it opens an after school program in his church. After I finished volunteering, I felt...
Who run the world? Girls | Vera Huang – Grade 10
Times are changing. Back in the day, men had high status in basically everything, whereas the status of women, most of the time, were way below men. However, this is not the case anymore; women are getting more attention and respect from not just other women, but men...
OpEd: Teenagers are shallow | Chloe Hsu – Grade 9
Think about the popular girls in your school and what they’re like. Are they pretty? Skinny? Cute? Well then are they funny? Nice? Or are they mean? Arrogant? Think about their personality traits and what has made them popular. Were they so nice that everyone wanted...
Black in Asia: Taipei Reading | TTT Editorial Staff
In 2020, much of the world is grappling with issues of racial justice, equality, and identity, and Taipei is no exception. Taipei Teen Tribune's mission is to allow writers to explore their city, country, and world in deeper and more meaningful ways than they...
How to think about filial piety | Victor Lu – Grade 10
In eastern societies, everyone is familiar with filial piety. Filial piety was introduced as part of Confucian beliefs during the Eastern Zhou dynasty. It is a value of respecting parents and elders in order to create harmonious family relationships. The concept of...
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