Taiwanese cultural icon Kao Hsien-chih dies at 90, sparking widespread mourning

In Taiwan's cultural circle, Mr. Gao Xijun was an indispensable name. The founder of Commonwealth Magazine and the president of the Taiwan branch of the Chinese Federation of Labor yesterday passed away at the age of 90, and Minister of Culture Lee Yung felt deeply saddened and reluctant to let him go. The passing of Mr. Gao Xijun is not only a huge loss for Taiwan's cultural circle, but also a sense of nostalgia for many people.

Mr. Gao Xijun founded Commonwealth Magazine in the 1970s, and established Taiwan's first comprehensive magazine, also called Commonwealth. This magazine not only became one of Taiwan's most influential media outlets, but also a breeding ground for many renowned talents. Mr. Gao Xijun's Commonwealth Magazine also nurtured many well-known writers, speakers, and public policy experts. These talents not only achieved success in the cultural circle, but also made significant contributions to public policy and economic academia.

The contributions of Mr. Gao Xijun to Taiwan's magazine publishing, public policy, and economic academia are immeasurable. He was not only the founder of Commonwealth Magazine, but also the long-term editor-in-chief of the magazine. His contributions to magazine publishing include creating a new model for Taiwan's magazine publishing industry and giving the industry a new direction. At the same time, his contributions to public policy and economic academia have had a significant impact on Taiwan's development. His articles and commentaries often provided sharp critiques of the politics and economic issues of the time, as well as visions for the future.

Mr. Gao Xijun's Commonwealth Magazine was also a growth platform for many renowned writers and speakers. Many famous writers, such as Chen Yingzhen and Li Ao, had published articles in Commonwealth Magazine or communicated with Mr. Gao Xijun. The works and speeches of these writers often provided sharp critiques of social issues and visions for the future.

The passing of Mr. Gao Xijun has also led many people to reflect on his life. His contributions are immeasurable, and his influence cannot be calculated. He made significant contributions to the cultural circle, public policy, and economic academia, and was a person who had a significant impact on Taiwan's development. His passing is also a huge loss for Taiwan's cultural circle.

Minister of Culture Lee Yung expressed that he would propose to the president to posthumously honor Mr. Gao Xijun. This is a recognition of Mr. Gao Xijun's contributions. His contributions and influence will leave a lasting and profound mark on Taiwan's cultural circle.

In summary, Mr. Gao Xijun was a person who made significant contributions to Taiwan's cultural circle. His Commonwealth Magazine was also a growth platform for many renowned writers and speakers. His contributions and influence will leave a lasting and profound mark on Taiwan's cultural circle.