Taiwanese President Appoints Chen Tsui-Lien as President of the National History Museum.

The Presidential Office announced today that the approval for the resignation of the Director-General of the National Palace Museum, Chen Yi-shen, has been granted, and the next Director-General will be appointed by the President. According to the Presidential Office's spokesperson, Guo Ya-hui, Chen Tui-lien, a professor of history at National Taiwan University, has been appointed to take over the position, with the term commencing on September 14.

Chen Yi-shen's resignation has been a subject of attention from various sectors, particularly the academic community. As a historian, Chen had previously held the position of Director-General of the National Palace Museum. However, in recent times, Chen's actions have raised concerns among many people, with some speculating that he may have been involved in political controversy.

In view of this situation, President Lai Ching-te has decided to appoint Chen Tui-lien as the Director-General of the National Palace Museum. Chen Tui-lien is a veteran historian who has served as a professor at National Taiwan University's Department of History. Her research areas primarily include modern Chinese history and Taiwanese history. With her rich academic background and experience, she is believed to be able to lead the National Palace Museum into a new era.

Chen Tui-lien's appointment has also sparked interest among many people. Many believe that her appointment will bring about a new impact on the National Palace Museum's future development. Many hope that she will bring new perspectives and experiences to the museum, propelling it to new heights.

Regarding Chen Tui-lien's appointment, many people have expressed praise. Many believe that her appointment will bring about new opportunities for the National Palace Museum's future development. Many hope that she will bring new perspectives and experiences to the museum, propelling it to new heights.

The Presidential Office's spokesperson, Guo Ya-hui, stated that President Lai Ching-te is pleased with Chen Tui-lien's appointment. He believes that Chen Tui-lien has a rich academic background and experience, and will be able to lead the National Palace Museum into a new era. Guo Ya-hui also stated that the Presidential Office will continue to support the National Palace Museum's development, hoping to propel it to new heights.

Chen Tui-lien's appointment has also sparked interest among many people. Many believe that her appointment will bring about a new impact on the National Palace Museum's future development. Many hope that she will bring new perspectives and experiences to the museum, propelling it to new heights.

In a statement from the Presidential Office, President Lai Ching-te stated that he will continue to support the National Palace Museum's development. He believes that the National Palace Museum is a cultural treasure of Taiwan, which deserves to be fully protected and developed. He also stated that he will continue to support the museum's research and publication work, hoping to propel it to new heights.

Finally, the Presidential Office's spokesperson, Guo Ya-hui, stated that the Presidential Office will continue to support the National Palace Museum's development. He believes that the National Palace Museum is a cultural treasure of Taiwan, which deserves to be fully protected and developed. He also stated that he will continue to support the museum's research and publication work, hoping to propel it to new heights.