An exhibition showcasing the works of Chen Cheng-po (陳澄波), a renowned Taiwanese painter during the Japanese colonial era who lost his life in the 228 Incident, opened Monday in Taipei featuring natural themes to highlight Taiwan's natural appeal.
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