Taipei
Taipei, the capital of Taiwan, is a modern metropolis with Japanese colonial lanes, busy shopping streets and contemporary buildings. The skyline is crowned by the 509m-tall, bamboo-shaped Taipei 101 skyscraper, with upscale shops at the base and a rapid elevator to an observatory near the top. Taipei is also known for its lively street-food scene and many night markets, including expansive Shilin market. ― Google
People died in Taipei (First 49 people) - Page 2
Wang Ch'unghui
Former Premier of the Republic of China (1912-1928)
Xu Shiying
Former Minister of Justice of the Republic of China
Chen Guofu
Politician
Xu Yongchang
Former Minister of National Defense of the Republic of China
Zhang Qun
Former President of the Executive Yuan
Morris Rong
Actor
H. S. Wong
Photojournalist
Lin Yushan
Taiwanese artist
Liu Ruming
Jiang Dingwen
Xie Guansheng
Jurist
Mou Zongsan
Chinese philosopher
Zhang Daqian
Chinese artist
Jacques Picoux
French actor
Chen Cheng
Fang Chih
Former Acting Minister of Information of the Republic of China
Felix Chen
Taiwanese conductor
George Yeh
Diplomat
HUAN YANG
Author
Jiang Biwei
Xu Beihong's ex-wife
Kun Li
Chinese actor
Lei Chen
Political figure
Liu Yuzhang
General
Chang Dsu Yao
Teacher
Jean-Luc Vilmouth
French Sculptor
Surkhang Wangchen Gelek
Politician
Wang Shuming
Politician
Wang Shijie
Politician
Wen Ying
TV actor
Yang Teng-kuei
Businessman
Zeng Baosun
Chinese historian
Zheng Yanfen
Politician
Kwoh-Ting Li
Taiwanese economist
Liao Chi-chun
Taiwanese painter
Chen Houei-kuen
Taiwanese artist
Huang Hsin-chieh
Former Member of the Legislative Yuan
Chen Wen-chen
Professor of mathematics
Cheng Nan-jung
Taiwanese activist
Chen Kuei-miao
Former Member of the Legislative Yuan
Chang Chi-yun
Former Minister of Education of the Republic of China
Yu Kuo-hwa
Former President of the Executive Yuan
Mei-Yao Chang
Taiwanese actress
Hsieh Tung-min
Former Vice President of the Republic of China
Wei Tao-ming
Former Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of China
Chiang Wei-shui
Physician
Liang Shih-chiu
Writer
Sheng-yen
Taiwanese monastic
