Chinese Language
&
Cultural Program
2017
I-SHOU UNIVERSITY
I-Shou University, established in 1986, is located at the foothill of Guanyin Mountain, northeast of southern Taiwan’s major harbor city–Kaohsiung.
The University currently has 9 colleges with approximately 17,000 students. There are approximately 2,300 overseas students from 48 nationalities. Apart from its modern and functional campus, I-Shou University is also known for its natural environment.
The campus offers a wide range of facilities and restaurants. I-Shou University is located at E-Da World, the major tourist recreation area in Southern Taiwan.
In 2010, the Webmetrics Ranking of World Universities ranked I-Shou University the 9thout of 153 accredited universities in Taiwan, and the 1st among private universities in Taiwan.
Program Information
Chinese Daily Chinese
Practical
Chinese Daily Chinese
Free Time
Afternoon Kaohsiung City Tour Cultural Excursion-
Food Market Free Time
Cultural Excursion-
Chinese Daily Chinese
Practical
Chinese Daily Chinese
Free Time
Afternoon Free Time
Cultural Excursion- The Buddha Memorial
Center
Free Time Cultural Excursion-
Cultural Excursions :
Night Market/ Bo ER駁二/ Taiwan Sugar Museum/ The Buddha Memorial Center/
Siziwan (The Sizih Bay)/ Meinong Folk(Hakka) Village/ Old Railroad Bridge Education
Wetland Zone/ MLD(Metropolitan Living Development)
Remark:
Cultural Excursions may vary depending on the requests/ needs of participants’ prior
knowledge and experience.
Cultural Excursions
The Buddha Memorial Center was constructed with the intention of the construction commenced in 2001 enshrining the Buddha’s relic.
The Buddha Memorial Center
Flight Simulator and
E-DA World
E-DA World, which is located right beside Quan-Yi Mountain, a scenic area of
Kaohsiung City, includes I-Shou University, I-Shou International School, E-DA Royal Hotel, E-DA Theme Park, E-DA Outlet Mall, E-DA Skylark Hotel, and E-DA Royal Villa. It’s a best vacation spots of southern Taiwan.
Siziwan (The Sizih Bay)
Cultural Excursions
The Meinong Folk Village is an old-fashioned neighborhood, you can watch traditional crafts being made, sample Hakka lei cha (擂茶; léi chá; pounded tea), and purchase well-made paper umbrellas, fans and bamboo baskets. Hakka cooking is based around noodles rather than rice. Rice Noodle Street is an excellent place to try some
more authentic Hakka flavours.
The Kaohsiung-Pingtung Old Bridge was built by the Japanese engineer Ilida Toyozi and completed in 1913. A single-track railway, it was the longest railway bridge in Asia at the time.
