Sports Administration, Ministry of Education

Deputy Director-General of the Sports Administration (SA) Hung Chih-chang explained that the SA has promoted the preservation of sports culture since 2017 and has placed the results on the sports digital archives platform. The public is welcome to click and browse. (Middle: Hung Chih-chang)

People from all walks of life are encouraged to actively recommend enterprises, groups and individuals with long-term support, dedication and enthusiasm for promoting the development of sports in Taiwan to participate in this year's “Sports Activist Awards”.

Minister of Education Cheng Ying-yao attended the opening press conference of the "2024 National Junior and Youth Table Tennis Elite Competition" and encouraged young players to show their ability and maintain their enthusiasm for sports at ordinary times.

Director-General of the SA Cheng Shih-chung attended the opening press conference of the "2024 National Junior and Youth Table Tennis Elite Tournament" and played with the competitors to experience the charm of table tennis.

Taiwanese fin swimmers Huang Mu-chien (left) and He Pin-li won gold and silver, medals, respectively, at the CMAS 2024 World Finswimming Championships.

The Taiwanese fin swimming team won 1 gold and 1 silver at the CMAS World Finswimming Championship in Serbia. The team happily gathered for a group photo.

Deputy Minister Zhang-Liao Wanjian (middle) went to the National Sports Training Center (NSTC) to pay attention to the training situation of Taiwan’s Paralympics delegation.

Deputy Minister of Education Zhang-Liao Wanjian (3rd from right) visited the National Training Center (NSTC) to show support for para taekwondo athlete Xiao Hsiang-wen (2nd from right). During the visit, he presented a photo of President Lai Ching-de with the training team from his previous visit to the NSTC.

Powerlifters Lin Tzu-hui (3rd from left) and Lin Ya-hsuan (left) said that their training status and mood have improved since entering the National Training Center (NSTC).

Deputy Minister of Education Zhang-Liao Wanjian went to the National Training Center (NSTC) to pay attention to the preparations of the Paralympics athletes. A total of 13 athletes from 7 sports categories have qualified. Fang Jen-yu (front row, 2nd from left), Hu Guang-chiou (front row, 3rd from left), Cai Yi-lin (front row, 2nd from right) 2) and Yang I-chen (front row, right).

Deputy Minister of Education Zhang-Liao Wanjian went to the National Training Center (NSTC) to pay attention to the preparations of the Paralympics athletes. A total of 13 athletes from 7 sports categories have qualified. Fang Jen-yu (front row, 2nd from left), Hu Guang-chiou (front row, 3rd from left), Cai Yi-lin (front row, 2nd from right) 2) and Yang I-chen (front row, right).

The SA is cooperating with various agencies and units with regard to Paris Olympic relay stations, flight arrangements, sports science and other support, fully assisting athletes and coaches so they have no worries in competition at the Olympic Games.

President Lai Ching-te attended the flag-presenting ceremony of the Taiwan delegation of the "2024 Paris Olympic Games" on July 9. He recognized the efforts of the players, coaches and logistics teams, and encouraged the athletes to go all out for glory.

When President Lai Ching-te (middle) presented the flag to Taiwan's delegation to the 33rd Paris Olympic Games, he said that he and the Taiwanese people are very much looking forward to seeing the athletes show the results of long-term arduous training.

Weightlifter Chen Min-hui (right) receives the NT$200,000 extra bonus from President Lai Ching-te (middle) on behalf of the Taiwan Olympics delegation (Left is Deputy Minister for Education Zhang- Liao Wanjian).

President Lai Ching-te (left) presented the Olympic Good Luck Charm, which was accepted by breakdancer Sun Chen, and they took a joyful photo together.

A group photo of all the Taiwan delegation participating in the flag presentation ceremony of the 33rd 2024 Paris Olympic Games.

Taiwan’s Paris Olympic delegation is heading to France is groups. Premier Cho Jung-tai (middle) personally went to wish the athletes a safe departure and a successful return, and also invited the Taiwanese people to watch the event together.

Premier Cho Jung-tai (middle) went to Taoyuan International Airport to see off the Paris Olympic delegation and took photos with the delegation’s athletes and coaches.

Premier Cho Jung-tai (7th from right in 2nd row), Deputy Minister of Education Zhang-Liao Wanjian (5th from right in 2nd row) and Director-General of the SA Cheng Shih-chung (4th from right in 2nd row) took a group photo with members of the delegation.