An informal diamond miner secures a sack of gravel at an abandoned DeBeers diamond mine near Kleinsee.

Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen at the podium for Taiwan's 112th National Day parade, her last time in this role, as the two-term president will be stepping down come the general election in January 2...

President Tsai Ing-wen waves to some of Taiwan's medal winners from the recently concluded Asian Games (held in China) in the crowd at a ceremony for the 112th Taiwanese National Day.

A member of the Girl Scouts, wearing teeth braces and her cheek adorned with a Taiwanese flag sticker, taking part in Taiwan's 112th National Day.

President Tsai Ing-wen (centre, waving) attends Taiwan's 112th National Day ceremony along with other high-ranking DPP party, forign diplomatic representatives, ROC military officials and, among the c...

President Tsai Ing-wen (left) and her Vice President William Lai (right) show their appreciation of some of Taiwan's medal winners from the recent Asian Games (held in China) during Taiwan's 112th Nat...

President Tsai Ing-wen (centre) attends Taiwan's 112th National Day ceremony along with other high-ranking DPP party, forign diplomatic representatives, ROC military officials

Members of a Taiwan-Japan friendship group wave both the Japanese and Taiwan national flags on Taiwan's 112th National Day.

Members of an anti-terrorism squad demonstrate their hand-to-hand combat skills in front of an audience of dignitaries and members of the public on Taiwan's 112th National Day.

A member of an elite anti-terrorism squad demonstrates their martial skills on Taiwan's 112th National Day.

Members of the government and other dignitaries stand as Taiwan's President, TsaiI Ing-wen approaches the podium (left) on Taiwan's 112th National Day. In the background hangs a giant portrait of Dr....

Honour Guards perform drills in front of a huge portrait of Dr. Sun Yat-sen, the founding father of the Republic of China (Taiwan) on Taiwan's 112th National Day.

President Tsai Ing-wen (centre, partially covered by flags) waves to members of a Japan/Taiwan friendship organisation who are holding both Japanese and Taiwanese national flags, on Taiwan's 112th Nat...

A performer under 'confetti' at the end of Taiwan's 112th National Day.

President Tsai Ing-wen (left) and her Vice President William Lai (right) during Taiwan's 112th National Day ceremony. This will be the last time Tsai addresses this annual event as her second term in...

Tourists descend from a viewing platform overlooking the massive wind turbines near the Taipower Company's Chang-Yi Switching Station, on Taiwan's windswept west coast.

Wind turbines rise above a section of the Taipower Company's massive Changhua Coastal Solar Photovoltaic Field.

Wind turbines rise above a section of the Taipower Company's massive Changhua Coastal Solar Photovoltaic Field (the platforms at sea are construction bases for future turbine towers).

A field of wind turbines rises beyond an area of new construction in the vicinity of the Taipower Company's Chang-Yi Switching Station, on Taiwan's windswept west coast.

Wind turbines rise above a section of the Taipower Company's massive Changhua Coastal Solar Photovoltaic Field.

Taipower workers monitor power flows inside the control room of the Taipower Company's Chang Yi Switching Station which manages power transfer from both wind and solar generated electricity into the n...

Taipower workers monitor power flows inside the control room of the Taipower Company's Chang Yi Switching Station which manages power transfer from both wind and solar generated electricity into the n...

A Taipower worker monitors an instrument panel inside the control room of the Taipower Company's Chang-Yi Switching Station which manages power transfer from both wind and solar generated electricity...

Massive wind turbines, viewed from the rooftop of the Taipower Company's Chang-Yi Switching Station, on Taiwan's windswept west coast.

A Taipower worker monitors an instrument panel inside the control room of the Taipower Company's Chang-Yi Switching Station which manages power transfer from both wind and solar generated electricity...

The Hiwin Corporation's Taichung HQ building. Hiwin Corp. is Taiwan's leading manufacturer of motion control and system technology equipment, increasingly in demand to help stabilise robots, and a hid...

A variety of bearings seen in the Hiwin Corp. showroom. Hiwin Corp. is Taiwan's leading manufacturer of motion control and system technology equipment, increasingly in demand to help stabilise robots,...

A Torque Motor Rotary Table, displayed in the Hiwin Corp. showroom. Hiwin Corp. is Taiwan's leading manufacturer of motion control and system technology equipment, increasingly in demand to help stabi...

Solar panels installed on the roof of the Taipower Company's Chang-Yi Switching Station.

A Taipower worker monitors an instrument panel inside the control room of the Taipower Company's Chang-Yi Switching Station which manages power transfer from both wind and solar generated electricity...

Wind turbines rise above a section of the Taipower Company's massive Changhua Coastal Solar Photovoltaic Field (the platforms at sea are construction bases for future turbine towers).

Detail of a main instrument panel inside the control room of the Taipower Company's Chang Yi Switching Station which manages power transfer from both wind and solar generated electricity into the nati...

A tour bus is dwarfed by massive wind turbines near the Taipower Company's Chang-Yi Switching Station, on Taiwan's windswept west coast.

Taipower workers monitor power flows inside the control room of the Taipower Company's Chang Yi Switching Station which manages power transfer from both wind and solar generated electricity into the n...

A Taipower employee looks out over a field of massive wind turbines from the rooftop of the Taipower Company's Chang-Yi Switching Station, on Taiwan's windswept west coast.

A row of massive wind turbines near the Taipower Company's Chang-Yi Switching Station, on Taiwan's windswept west coast.

A man fishing in the shadow of massive wind turbines near the Taipower Company's Chang-Yi Switching Station, on Taiwan's windswept west coast.

A row of massive wind turbines near the Taipower Company's Chang-Yi Switching Station, on Taiwan's windswept west coast.

Wind turbines rise above a section of the Taipower Company's massive Changhua Coastal Solar Photovoltaic Field.

A Taipower employee looks out over a field of massive wind turbines from the rooftop of the Taipower Company's Chang-Yi Switching Station, on Taiwan's windswept west coast.

People walking along a bike path in the shadow of a massive wind turbine near the Taipower Company's Chang-Yi Switching Station, on Taiwan's windswept west coast.

Taipower workers monitor power flows inside the control room of the Taipower Company's Chang Yi Switching Station which manages power transfer from both wind and solar generated electricity into the n...

A viewing platform overlooking the massive wind turbines near the Taipower Company's Chang-Yi Switching Station, on Taiwan's windswept west coast.

A rare recording of the famous speech by Madame Chiang Kai-shek addressing the US Congress, part of a huge collection of discs belonging to record collector Dr Hsu Deng-fang.

A rare record in a sleeve, produced in pre-communist China, part of a huge collection of discs belonging to record collector Dr Hsu Deng-fang.

A rare record that is part of the huge collection belonging to record collector Dr Hsu Deng-fang.

Storage overspill in one of the rooms housing a huge collection of records, cassettes and associated memorabilia belonging to record collector Dr Hsu Deng-fang.

Record collector Dr Hsu Deng-fang sits amidst his collection of old gramophones located above his surgery.

A recording roll/tube and its original cardboard case, part of a huge collection of records and associated memorabilia belonging to record collector Dr Hsu Deng-fang.

Record collector Dr Hsu Deng-fang with his original Edison recording device while he sits amidst his collection of old gramophones located above his surgery.

A rare hand-etched record and old wind-up gramophone with saphire-point stylus, part of Record collector Dr Hsu Deng-fang's large collection of records and associated memorabilia.

A rare recording of speeches of Dr. Sun Yat-sen, part of a huge collection of discs belonging to record collector Dr Hsu Deng-fang.

A rare recording of a speech at Wellesley College by Madame Chiang Kai-shek, part of a huge collection of discs belonging to record collector Dr Hsu Deng-fang.

Record collector Dr Hsu Deng-fang carefully places the stylus of an antique gramophone onto a record as he sits amidst his collection of gramophones, records and associated memorabilia located above h...

Record collector Dr Hsu Deng-fang with a rare record featuring Paul Robeson and a Chinese Chorus one of the discs from his huge collection.

Record collector Dr Hsu Deng-fang examines one of the discs from his huge collection.

A pre-WW2 Japanese advert for a Polydor portable record player, part of a huge collection of records and associated memorabilia belonging to record collector Dr Hsu Deng-fang.

Record collector Dr Hsu Deng-fang sits amidst his collection of old gramophones located above his surgery.

Part of a huge collection of records and associated memorabilia belonging to record collector Dr Hsu Deng-fang.

Multiple recordings of the same record, produced in pre-communist China, part of a huge collection of discs belonging to record collector Dr Hsu Deng-fang.

Record collector Dr Hsu Deng-fang speaks into an original Edison recording device while he sits amidst his collection of old gramophones located above his surgery.

Record collector Dr Hsu Deng-fang carefully places the stylus of an antique gramophone onto a record as he sits amidst his collection of gramophones, records and associated memorabilia located above h...

Record collector Dr Hsu Deng-fang positions a saphire-point stylus onto a rare hand-engraved record part of his large collection of records and associated memorabilia.

Record collector Dr Hsu Deng-fang holding a photograph of Thomas Edison listening to an Edison recording device as Dr Hsu listens to the vary same device amidst his collection of old gramophones locat...

Part of a huge collection of records and associated memorabilia belonging to record collector Dr Hsu Deng-fang, including advertisements for His Master's Voice and Colombia records.

A rare recording of speeches of Dr. Sun Yat-sen, part of a huge collection of discs belonging to record collector Dr Hsu Deng-fang.

A tourist takes a photo from the deck of a cruise boat. At far left, in baseball cap, Captain Liu Hou-han looks out to sea.

Turtle Island viewed from the northern end of Lanyang Bay.

Visitors walk through a former military tunnel complex running through the strategically-important Turtle Island.

An elegant red-brick mansion on Toucheng's Old Street.

The iconic lines of the Lanyang Museum of Local History, at Wushi Port.

A surfer washing off sand and salt outside a surf shop along the main street parallel to Wushi, a popular surfing beach.

Surfers on the main beach at Wushi, near Toucheng, with Turtle Island on the horizon.

A tourist relaxes on a novelty inflatable while enjoying a boat excursion in the waters off of Turtle Island.

A view to the 'head' of Turtle Island from the volcanic island's highest point.

Turtle Island viewed from the northern end of Lanyang Bay.

A woman relaxes on a chair on a beach looking towards Turtle Island, on the horizon.

Pleasure craft, both of sail and motor, cruising off the coast of Turtle Island.

A visitor stands next to a now-decommissioned artillery piece in a former military tunnel complex running through Turtle Island.

Street art depicting noodle making displayed on the the side of the 'Shisanhang', or 'the thirteen hongs', a former customs building situated along Toucheng's Old Street.

An elderly woman exits a gate in a former customs warehouse building, the 'Shisanhang' (the thirteen hongs), on Toucheng's Old Street.

A sign in a surfshop window at Wushi beach, near Toucheng.

The colourful exterior of a surfshop on the main street parallel to Wushi beach, near Toucheng.

A man rides a bicycle past a former customs warehouse building, the 'Shisanhang' (the thirteen hongs), on Toucheng's Old Street.

A colonnaded open passageway on Toucheng's Old Street.

A surf instructor and two students on the main beach at Wushi, near Toucheng.

A catamaran loaded with tourists on an excursion and moored off the lee side of Turtle Island.

Nostalgic pop bottles for kids, displayed at a snackshop on Toucheng's Old Street.

The milky sulphurous waters off of the tip of the 'head' of Turtle Island.

Surfers on the main beach at Wushi, near Toucheng, with Turtle Island on the horizon.

Tourists taking pictures of a cat lying on a car roof on Toucheng's Old Street.