Hsiang-Pin Chin
Biographic Data
| ID | 6556764 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Hsiang-Pin Chin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Hsiang-Pin |
| FAMILY NAME | Chin |
| SIGNATURE | CHIN H |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Kaohsiung Normal University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
A Taiwanese Intersex Track and Field Athlete in the 1960s
Lily, a Taiwanese track and field athlete with an intersex condition who competed in the 1960s, was raised and identified as female from childhood. Her exceptional physical attributes and passion for competitive sports enabled her to break multiple national track and field records in Taiwan. Considered a strong contender for medals at the 1966 Asian Games in Bangkok, she was seen as a potential successor to Chi Cheng. However, when her intersex c…
The Forty-Three Year History of Taipei Baseball Stadium, 1957–2000
Although baseball has been Taiwan’s national sport since the Japanese colonial period, Taipei Baseball Stadium was the only proper stadium during the post-war baseball development. Nevertheless, Taiwan’s political situation and the authorities’ attitude towards baseball reflected the important and complex relationship between politics and sports on the island. Indeed, the relationship between baseball, government and society has seriously influen…
A Seemingly Endless Debate? The Establishment of Golf Courses in Taiwan
This study examines the spatiotemporal background of golf course construction disputes in Taiwan and identifies the factors that have affected the policies regulating golf course construction. Our analysis covers three main periods: the one-party dictatorship (1981–1990), the period of continuous controversy (1991–1996), and the period of missed opportunities (1997–2022). Herein, we review official government documents to construct an analytical …
The Republic of China’s Naming Struggle in the Olympics (1949–1972)
This article examines Taiwan’s perspective on its participation in the International Olympic Committee (IOC) from 1949 to 1972, during which period the Republic of China (ROC) government came to Taiwan (1949) and Avery Brundage, an American, served as the IOC President (from 1952 to 1972). Although the international situation was relatively favourable for the ROC in Taiwan during this period, the country was asked to change the name of the Olympi…
Community Formation through the Cultural Heritage of the Japanese Colonial Period
To disseminate the budo (Japanese martial arts) spirit, Japan constructed butokudens (martial arts halls) across its colonies. This study examined the Kaohsiung Butokuden (its original function as a kendo practice hall has been preserved) as an example to discuss how users take advantage of this cultural heritage. This study conducted document analysis and interviews with four government officers and six Kendo Association members. The results rev…
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Community Formation through the Cultural Heritage of the Japanese Colonial Period
To disseminate the budo (Japanese martial arts) spirit, Japan constructed butokudens (martial arts halls) across its colonies. This study examined the Kaohsiung Butokuden (its original function as a kendo practice hall has been preserved) as an example to discuss how users take advantage of this cultural heritage. This study conducted document analysis and interviews with four government officers and six Kendo Association members. The results rev…
The Republic of China’s Naming Struggle in the Olympics (1949–1972)
This article examines Taiwan’s perspective on its participation in the International Olympic Committee (IOC) from 1949 to 1972, during which period the Republic of China (ROC) government came to Taiwan (1949) and Avery Brundage, an American, served as the IOC President (from 1952 to 1972). Although the international situation was relatively favourable for the ROC in Taiwan during this period, the country was asked to change the name of the Olympi…
A Seemingly Endless Debate? The Establishment of Golf Courses in Taiwan
This study examines the spatiotemporal background of golf course construction disputes in Taiwan and identifies the factors that have affected the policies regulating golf course construction. Our analysis covers three main periods: the one-party dictatorship (1981–1990), the period of continuous controversy (1991–1996), and the period of missed opportunities (1997–2022). Herein, we review official government documents to construct an analytical …
The Forty-Three Year History of Taipei Baseball Stadium, 1957–2000
Although baseball has been Taiwan’s national sport since the Japanese colonial period, Taipei Baseball Stadium was the only proper stadium during the post-war baseball development. Nevertheless, Taiwan’s political situation and the authorities’ attitude towards baseball reflected the important and complex relationship between politics and sports on the island. Indeed, the relationship between baseball, government and society has seriously influen…
A Taiwanese Intersex Track and Field Athlete in the 1960s
Lily, a Taiwanese track and field athlete with an intersex condition who competed in the 1960s, was raised and identified as female from childhood. Her exceptional physical attributes and passion for competitive sports enabled her to break multiple national track and field records in Taiwan. Considered a strong contender for medals at the 1966 Asian Games in Bangkok, she was seen as a potential successor to Chi Cheng. However, when her intersex c…
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