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Republic of China on Taiwan is the last nation in the world to be excluded from the United Nations.
The world's seventeenth largest economy and Asia's most vibrant democracy, Taiwan has continually to convince the world of its historical independence from the People's Republic of China.
At the same time, however, forces of history and contemporary economics make Taiwan's intimate cultural and economic ties to the mainland another crucial reality.
Yet somehow under these singular conditions, the people of the island go about their daily affairs, making themselves a remarkable font of creativity and cultural innovation.
The Minor Arts of Daily Life is an account of the many ways in which contemporary Taiwanese approach their ordinary existence and activities.
It presents a wide range of aspects of daytoday living to convey something

of the world as experienced by the Taiwanese themselves.
What does it mean to be Taiwanese In what way does life in Taiwan impart a different view of Chinese culture How do Taiwanese envision and participate in global culture in the twentyfirst century What issues cultural, social, political, economic seem to matter most What does China mea.