1983 in Taiwan
Events from the year 1983 in Taiwan, Republic of China. This year is numbered Minguo 72 according to the official Republic of China calendar.
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Incumbents
Events
March
- 28 March – The commissioning of first unit of Tunghsiao Power Plant in Miaoli County.
August
- 8 August – The establishment of Taipei Fine Arts Museum in Zhongshan District, Taipei.[1]
October
- 31 October – The opening of Guandu Bridge which links Taipei and New Taipei.
December
- 3 December – 1983 Republic of China legislative election.
Births
- 8 January – Pan Tzu-hui, softball athlete
- 19 January – Jane Huang, singer
- 30 March – Hebe Tien, actress and singer
- 22 April – Chang Chia-che, long-distance running athlete
- 12 May – Ho Ming-tsan, football player
- 31 May – Michelle Chen, actress and singer
- 10 June – Hsueh Shih-ling, actor, rapper, songwriter and television presenter
- 11 July – Christine Kuo, actress
- 27 August – Chen Bolin, actor
- 6 September – Jing Chang, singer
- 20 September
- 8 October – Maggie Wu, model and actress
- 11 October – Wu Hsiao-li, volleyball player
- 31 October – Jay Shih, actor, singer and TV host
- 2 December – Monica Yin, actress
- 28 November – Alien Huang, singer and actor
- 25 December – Gwei Lun-mei actress
- 28 December – Joseph Chang, actor
Deaths
- 30 June – Hsu Shih-hsien, 75, former Mayor of Chiayi City.
References
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- "TFAM | Home | About | History & Architecture". tfam.museum. Retrieved 23 August 2014.
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