With National Day on October 10th just around the corner, ushering in the centennial celebration of the Republic of China next year, have you decided where to celebrate? Why not take to the streets and join the spectacular birthday carnival? The “Happy Birthday, Let’s March – Centennial Glory Parade” is the first celebration event jointly planned with civic groups, featuring exciting performances and floats, and inviting the public to march together to wish Taiwan a happy birthday.
The “Happy Birthday, Let’s March – Centennial Glory Parade” National Day float procession will take place on October 10th (Sunday) from 14:00 to 18:00. The parade route will start at Taipei’s Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, proceed along Ren’ai Road, and end at the National Father Memorial Hall. The procession will include 35 colorful floats and nearly 20 performance groups, featuring dignified marching bands, internationally renowned electric-powered deity parades, the Jiutian Folk Arts Troupe showcasing traditional culture with their knight guards, cosplay performances from the Blizzard fan community, as well as high-flying acrobatic acts by the National Taiwan College of Performing Arts, all demonstrating Taiwan’s vibrancy and spirit.
As this year’s National Day falls on a holiday, commemorative handheld flags, small balloons, and temporary tattoos will be distributed along the parade route to create a festive carnival atmosphere. Everyone is welcome to join in the celebration of the nation’s birthday. For more information on related centennial events, please visit the official website.
Republic of China Centennial Foundation: http://www.taiwanroc100.org.tw/
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