Welcome Reception
Reception will be catered by Taipei HILTON at the historical Taipei CHUNG SHAN Hall. The emphasis will be on local flavors. In addition to catered beverage, please also enjoy red and white wine provided by coling2002 organizing committee.
Date: 08/26 (Mon)
Time: PM6:30 ~ PM9:30
Venue: TAIPEI CHUNG-SHAN Hall
Cocktail Party Menu as follows:
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CANAPE |
Prawn Medallions Japanese Sake Grilled Duck Breast Cream Cheese on Cracker Walnut Roast Beef with Mustard and Gherkins |
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COLD ITEMS |
Assorted Cold Cut Assorted Sushi with Soya Sauce Shao-Shin Drunken Chicken Spicy Squid and Mussel |
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HOT ITEMS |
Assorted Shao-my Deep Fried Oyster Roll Steamed Taro Cake Beef Balls Shark Fin Dumpling Radish Pan Cake Sticky Rice Cake |
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DESSERT |
Assorted French Pastry Fresh Fruit Platter Assorted Savory Puff Pastries |
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BEVERAGE |
Fruit Punch |
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CONDIMENTS |
Roasted Peanuts Potato Chip Assorted Crudities Cheese Dip Beer Sticks |
Reception Venue: Taipei Chungshan Hall (in The Lecture Hall)
The Taipei Chungshan Hall was designated as a national historical site by Ministry of Interior in 1992. It was built in 1936. Originally, the construction project of Taipei City Hall was meant to memorize the ascending to the throne of Japanese emperor Hirohito. The major architect of this project was Ide Kaoru of the Taiwan Governor Office. The function of Taipei City Hall was for public gatherings or cultural activities.
In 1945, after Taiwan’s retrocession, the Taipei City Hall was renamed the Chungshan Hall and administered by Taipei City government. Since then the Chungshan Hall has been the main venue to welcome many important foreign guests, including the formal US President Nixon, the formal Korea President Lee Chen-wine, and the formal Vietnam President Wu Tien Yeng. It has been the site for signing treaties and inauguration ceremony, such as the Sino-Us Taiwan Mutural Defense, and the inauguration of the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th President and Vice-President of ROC.
Taipei Chungshan Hall (http://www.csh.taipei.gov.tw/E-4.htm)
Address: No .98 Yenping S. Rd .Taipei .Taiwan
Taipei Chungshan Hall
Taipei Chungshan Hall, the Lecture Hall