Taiwan POP Music
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Japanese rule to post-war
The Beginning of Taiwan Pop Music - "A Sad Love Story"
The Era of Taiwanese Opera
The Sprouting of Local Songwriting - Then Yí-hièn's Story
Before and after the war, contemporary characteristics of Taiwanese songs, and the intervention of Eastern and Western music.
The "Two Kings and a Queen" of Taiwan Ballad - Ang It Hong, Bûn-hā, Chi Lu-Hsia
Republic of China rule
Conversion of Languages (1)-Pop Music during the White Terror Period
Conversion of Languages (2) - The Popularity of Western Music during the Vietnam War
What is the Sound of Sentimentalism? Intellectuals and Local Complex Compassion
The Generation of Superstars - The Impact of Stars Gathering
Radio Programming as a Boost to Western Pop Music-Tao Xiaoqing and Yu Kuang
Star-driven era - Teresa Teng, Liu Wenzheng, Cui Tiejing, Fong Feifei
Taiwan's First Alternative Legend-Chen Da
Mainstream and Taboo - On Patriotic Songs and Banned Songs
Campus folk song period
Sing Our Own Song - The Abuse of Folk Song Movement
Creative Flag Bearer - Lee Shuang-tze's Story
How Campus Folk Songs Influenced Taiwan Pop Music
Western Culture and Eastern Tradition in Campus Folk Song Composition
The two major record labels during the Campus Folk song era - Synco and Hai Sha Records.
The 1980s
The Continuation of Patriotic Songs - Fei Yu Ching's "Ode to the People's Republic of China" and Li Chien-Fu's "The Descendants of the Dragon"
The Rise of Rock and UFO Records - A Primer on the Record Industry
Collaborative Relationship between TV Programs and Recording Artists - A Case Study of Popular Variety Shows
The whirlwind of singer-songwriters - Lo Ta-yu, Li Zong-Sheng, etc.
Tomorrow Will Be Better - Origin and Implications
The Abuse of Fashion - How Eastern and Western Trends Influence Taiwan's Music Industry
After the lifting martial law
The Liberating Power of Taiwan's Social Forces (1)-An Alternative Raid of Crystal Records
The Liberating Power of Taiwan's Social Forces (2)-What is Underground Music?
The Cohesion of Taiwan's Local Consciousness-New Taiwanese Song Movement
Commercialization of Pop Music - The Rise of Star Producers
Idolized Artists and Youth Culture - The Influence of Idol Groups such as The Little Tigers
Genre-based music styles-rock, alternative and female compositions
The Cultural Significance of Concerts in the 1990s
The Industrialized Operation of International Record Labels and Its Impact
The Competition between Mainstream and Non-mainstream, the Diversification of Taiwan Pop Music
How KTV Culture Influences Taiwan Pop Music
The Age of Marketing, on the "Philosophy of Money" at record labels
The age of the singer's explosion, the heyday of the CD
Charts are the only mainstream - radio, record labels, TV programs chart culture
The millennium period
The First Post-Millennium Creative Superstar - Jay Chou
The Styles of Taiwanese Pop Music - Urban Love Songs and Ballads
The Age of Market Decline - CDs Fade and Piracy Runs Rampant
The Rise of Online Platforms - A Key Factor in Changing the Contemporary Recording Industry
Talent shows become a pipeline for record labels - “One Million Star”, etc.
Underground Jumps Aboveground - Alternative Singer's Blossom
The Boom in Music Festivals and Concerts - From Listening to Music to Seeing Music
The Interactive Influence of Pop Music in China and Taiwan
2010 to present
The First Band to Surpass 100 Major Concerts - Mayday Phenomenon
The Birth of Feminine Power and Acquired Talent - The Jolin Tsai Phenomenon
Golden Melody Awards 30 Years - How the Official Ceremony Leads Taiwan Pop Music
The Indie Pop Culture of Taiwan Pop Music
Mixed Music and Computer Music: The Creative Characteristics of Contemporary Taiwanese Musicians
The Hip-Hop Era - The Subcultural Power of Taiwan's Hip-Hop Artists
Rock Music, Rock Bands-The 30-Year Evolution of Taiwan's Rock Musicians
Releasing 10,000 singles a day? -Pop Music Without Albums
What are internet songs? What is TikTok? -How Internet culture polarizes pop music
The Evolution of Copyright in Taiwanese Pop Music
The Quality and Quantity of Record Labels: The Dilemma and Consolidation of the Record Industry in the Internet Generation
The Indie Music Scene is now settled - There is no underground music scene.
Music Winter - The Pop Music Industry in the Pandemic
How the music industry is embracing the era of new technologies and techniques
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