Ask one person
Who came to mind when you saw the question Why Taiwan?
Send them a simple invitation. One thoughtful ask can lead to another story.
Start with one question
Ask someone:Why Taiwan?
Almost everyone who has experienced Taiwan has a story. You probably know someone who does.
Think of one person. Ask the question. Give them an easy way to share what comes next.
Ask one person. Hear one story. Pass the question on.
About 5 minutes
No account needed
Nothing published without permission
WHY THIS PROJECT
A passion project, not a company.
WhyTaiwan? is an independent passion project and concept test, not a company. The goal is to build a richer, more human picture of Taiwan from real lived experiences, not to collect stories to sell participant data.
Each story matters on its own. Over time, recurring themes, challenges and positive experiences may also help us understand how people experience Taiwan and make those experiences more visible and useful. If the concept proves useful, the long-term hope is to grow WhyTaiwan? into a nonprofit.
Start with someone you know
Who came to mind?
Start with someone you already know.
You asked one person.
That’s how another Taiwan story can begin.
Ask someone you’re with
Sitting with someone who has experienced Taiwan? Ask them now. WhyTaiwan will guide the conversation while you record their story.
About 5 minutes · Phone or computer
Ask your community
Bring Why Taiwan? to a group you’re already part of.
A university, workplace, club, alumni network, international community or event can help many more stories begin.
What kind of group?
Ask an organization
Know someone at a university, company, hotel, tourism organization, event or community group? One introduction is enough. We’ll take it from there.
Would your community be interested in answering one question: Why Taiwan?
OPTIONAL
Want to do more?
Volunteer
Help people share their Taiwan stories in person.
Create a video introduction →Contribute a skill
Photography, video, translation, design, writing, technology or outreach.
Tell us how you’d like to contribute →“
One question. One story. One more perspective.
Pass it on.
START WITH ONE PERSONWho would you ask:
Who would you ask:
Why Taiwan?
A friend. A colleague. A classmate. Someone who visited once. Someone who came for six months and stayed for six years.
One question can lead to another story.