Tamkang, Sorbonne Academics Receive Taiwan-France Cultural Award
The award honors their work promoting Taiwanese culture and academic exchange through French-language teaching, translation and research.
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Taipei TimesTamkang, Sorbonne academics receive Taiwan-France Cultural Award
Paris, Sept. 15 (CNA) The 29th Taiwan-France Cultural Award has been presented to Tamkang University's Wu Hsi-deh (吳錫德) and Victor Louzon, an assistant professor of history at Sorbonne University.
Taiwan-France Cultural Award winners honored in Paris - The Press United
Wu Hsi-deh and Victor Louzon were presented with the 2026 Taiwan-France Cultural Award Sept. 14 in Paris for their work to expand exchanges between the two countries. According to the Ministry of Culture, the presentation ceremony was held at the Institut de France. More than 100 representatives from the two sides’ academic, art, cultural […] The post Taiwan-France Cultural Award winners honored in Paris appeared first on The Press United | In…
Wu Xide (3rd from left) and Lu Song (6th from left), winners of the 29th "Taiwan-France Cultural Prize," attended the award ceremony to receive their awards. Jean-David Levitte (4th from right), President of the Faculty of Humanities and Political Sciences at the Collège de France, Jean-Robert Pitte (4th from left), former lifetime secretary, and other academicians posed for a group photo with Ambassador Hao Peizhi (5th from left) and Minister o…
Wu Hsi-te, honorary professor at Tamkang University and recipient of the 29th Taiwan-France Cultural Prize, said in Paris yesterday (14th) that he went to France to study 45 years ago and has devoted himself to the study of French culture, literature and translation since returning to Taiwan. Now, receiving the Taiwan-France Cultural Prize, he prefers to regard this recognition as "a tribute to the intellectual and cultural friendship between Fr…
The 29th Taiwan-France Cultural Award ceremony was held on the evening of the 14th in the Grand Hall of the Collège de France in Paris. Minister of Culture Lee Yuan said in his speech that art is the shortest distance for Taiwan to reach the world, and freedom and humanistic spirit are the core values that Taiwan shares with the world.
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