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Feng Zong-hong treats an injured search-and-rescue dog's paw at Hongli Animal Hospital in Kaohsiung.(Provided by Michelle Lin)

1% Profile | Forty Years On, This Vet Still Calls Strays His Best Teachers

Jeannie Cho Lee, Asia's first Master of Wine, during an exclusive interview with Storm Media's English-language site and 1%Style on September 13, 2026. (Photo: Tsai Chin-chieh)

1% Profile | Blind Tasting 36 Wines: What the Master of Wine Exam Demands

Yoshida Masako, eighth-generation toji (master brewer) of Yoshida Sake Brewery in Eiheiji-cho, Fukui Prefecture, Japan. (Photo: FuBai Wine Selection)

1% Profile | Yoshida Masako Redefines Sake at the 220-Year-Old Yoshida Brewery

At TAO ART in Taipei, Wu's garments are shown alongside Robert Rauschenberg's works. Away from the runway, fabrics, collage, and unfinished edges come into focus — two creative languages in dialogue. (Photo / Anpis Wang)

1% Profile | After 20 Years, Jason Wu Returns to the Fabric

The equestrian statue of Zheng Chenggong in Tainan, Taiwan (right), recently had a traffic cone placed on its head, drawing immediate comparisons to Glasgow's iconic coned Duke of Wellington. (Composite image: Tainan Style/Facebook, Wikipedia)

Urban Studies | From Tainan to Glasgow, One Traffic Cone Sparked a Civic Argument

Using butterflies native to Taiwan as his subject, Takahide Komatsu turns his longtime focus on satoyama ecosystems and biodiversity into the artistic language behind Kavalan's mizunara-cask series. (Photo courtesy of KAVALAN)

1% Profile | Takahide Komatsu Paints Butterflies Against Time

Making her first visit to Taiwan, Lyda Chen Argerich will take the stage as music director, conductor and violist, performing alongside her mother, Martha Argerich, and her son, David Chen Sverdlov. (Photo courtesy of New Aspect)

Exclusive | Lyda Chen Argerich Steps Beyond Her Mother's Shadow

Taiwanese fashion designer Isabelle Wen。(Photo provided by ISABELLE WEN)

1% Profile | Isabelle Wen Leaves Behind a Philosophy, Not Just a Brand

Kebaya dresses, beaded shoes, and porcelain tea sets on display at the Peranakan Heritage Gallery, which showcases traditional Nyonya craftsmanship.(Photo /centralmarket.com)

Baba Nyonya Culture Guide: Peranakan Food, Fashion and History

ART TAICHUNG made its convention center debut this June after 14 years in hotel venues — a natural next step shaped by the city's growing population, thriving industries, and increasingly vibrant arts scene. (Photo courtesy of ART TAICHUNG)

Taichung's Art Fair Moves to a Convention Center — 30 Years in the Making

Marie Kristine Schmidt has led the Danish furniture brand GUBI as CEO since 2021.(Photo: WOW Furniture)

Exclusive | GUBI's Marie Kristine Schmidt on Design That Earns Its Place in Time

Trained at Jean-Georges, Yonezawa returned to Tokyo to open No Code — where 'no framework,' he smiles, is the whole point. (Photo / Leon Hung)

1% Profile | From Michelin Stars to Taipei: How Fumio Yonezawa Is Redefining Fine Dining at No Code

Photographer and visual artist Lee Kuo-min. (Photo by Leon Hung)

1% Profile | Lee Kuo-min: The Taiwan Photographer Who Shoots Only What He Can't Remove

Kuo Yen-fu sees a strong parallel between artistic creation and athletic training: when the body undergoes repeated training, intensity gradually builds, and fatigue sets in, cramping becomes a natural response. (Photo by lovephemia)

1% Profile | The Art of Losing Control: Kuo Yen-fu’s Decade at the Edge

Sculptor Xun Wang (王尋). (Photo courtesy of River Art Gallery / 大河美術)

1% Profile | Xun Wang: The Sculptor Who Taught Metal to Remember Time

Nadine Sierra, American soprano. (Photo by Marion Parez)

Exclusive | Soprano Nadine Sierra: ‘It’s Sort of an Olympian Thing We Do’

(Photo/Provided by Timberland)

Exclusive | Kuo Hong-chih: From the “Undying Phoenix” to a Guide for the Next Generation

(Photo / Leon Hung)

Exclusive | After Eleven Years in the Wilderness, Tseng Ya-ni Wins Again — and Redefines What Victory Means