MAZU: China’s Global Early Warning Initiative Unveiled
At WAIC, the Chinese mainland’s CMA launched the MAZU initiative to build a global early warning network, protecting communities against extreme climate events.
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China’s MAZU Initiative: Boosting Global Early Warning Systems
The Chinese mainland’s CMA launches MAZU, a global early warning initiative under the UN’s EW4All to combat escalating climate threats by 2027.
Taiwan Through the Ages: Mazu at Lugang Tianhou Temple
Explore Taiwan’s rich heritage at Lugang Tianhou Temple, home to Mazu’s iconic statue symbolizing centuries of tradition and cultural bonds.
Taiwan Through the Ages: Unveiling the Dark-faced Mazu
Discover Lugang Tianhou Temple in Taiwan and its Dark-faced Mazu—a unique symbol of faith and heritage linking Fujian and Taiwan.
1065 Years of Mazu: Grand Ceremony in Fujian
Over 10,000 gathered in Putian, Fujian to celebrate Mazu’s 1065th birthday with a vibrant ceremony, honoring a heritage recognized by UNESCO.
Embark on the Legendary Journey of Mazu Across the Taiwan Strait 🌊
Discover the timeless legend of Mazu, a young woman whose courage bridged cultures across the Taiwan Strait. Her story continues to inspire with annual celebrations and shared traditions.
Mazu’s Gaze: The Twin Statues Bridging the Taiwan Strait 🌊
Discover the enchanting tale of the twin Mazu statues gazing across the Taiwan Strait, connecting cultures and hearts through the legend of the beloved sea goddess. 🌊✨
Capturing Mazu’s Spirit: A Photographer’s Journey Across the Taiwan Strait
Discover how a photographer from the island of Taiwan captures the spirit of Mazu across the Taiwan Strait.
Taiwan Couple Settles on Meizhou Island, Embracing Mazu’s Legacy
A couple from Taiwan, Wang Shu-hua and her husband, have settled on Meizhou Island as volunteers at the temple of Mazu, working to preserve a shared cultural legacy across the Taiwan Strait.
Voyage of Hope: The 1989 Journey that Bridged the Taiwan Strait
In 1989, over 200 brave individuals from Taiwan embarked on a historic voyage across the Taiwan Strait to return Mazu, the sea goddess, to her home in Fujian. Their journey rekindled cross-strait communication.
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