Taiwan Township Awards Over NT$1 Million in Scholarships to 304 Students
Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- The Houlong Township Office in Miaoli County, Taiwan, awarded NT$1.17 million in scholarships to 304 students.
- This year's scholarship program expanded eligibility to include doctoral students and increased the number of recipients.
- Officials encouraged students to pursue their dreams and consider returning to Miaoli after their studies.
The Houlong Township Office in Miaoli County, Taiwan, celebrated academic achievement by awarding NT$1.17 million in scholarships to 304 students at its annual award ceremony.
This year's program saw an expansion in both the number of recipients and the inclusion of doctoral candidates, reflecting a commitment to supporting students across various educational levels. The scholarships aim to encourage young people to bravely pursue their aspirations.
Miaoli County Deputy Magistrate Chiu Li-li attended the ceremony, urging students to strive for their goals regardless of their starting point. She expressed hope that they would return to Miaoli after completing their education, becoming a driving force for the county's future development.
Houlong Township Mayor Hsieh Ching-hui highlighted the scholarship's broad reach, covering students from elementary school through doctoral programs. He stated the goal is to motivate students to study diligently and chase their dreams. The recipients included students from various categories, such as academic excellence, low-income families, and those with disabilities.
Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.