1893年4月1日, 「THE CAMPHOR TRADE OF FORMOSA」, 出自 Chemical Trade Journal[1],第 210 頁:
Under new regulations the purchasers of camphor are not allowed to approach the stills for fear of injury from the savages ; but four markets have been selected, viz.: Taipei, Tokoham, and Sokko-k'eng, and in Chung-lu, or middle district, Chipchipkoi and Tohchay, whither all produce is to be taken for sale.
1975年6月1日, 「Nauru republic plans consulate」, 出自 Free China Weekly[2], 第 XVI 卷, 第 21 期, Taipei,第 2 頁:
The Republic of Nauru will establish a consulate in Taipei next month. Hammer De Roburt, President and Minister for External Affairs of the Pacific Island Republic, arrived in Taipei May 24, in connection with the consulate's establishment.
We lived in the county of Taoyuan, in northern Taiwan, around twenty-five miles south of the capital of Taipei.
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2020年10月9日, 「Somaliland and Taiwan Outcasts united」, 出自 The Economist[5],第 38 頁:
ONE IS A small, surprisingly successful and relatively democratic country bullied by a larger, dictatorial neighbour which considers it to be part of its own territory. The other is Taiwan. On September 9th Somaliland, a breakaway republic in the north of Somalia, opened a "representative office" in Taipei, the capital of Taiwan. It followed the opening in August of a similar Taiwanese office in Hargeisa, Somaliland's capital.