1987 in Taiwan

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Events from the year 1987 in Taiwan, Republic of China. This year is numbered Minguo 76 according to the official Republic of China calendar.

Incumbents[]

• President – Chiang Ching-kuo
• Vice President – Lee Teng-hui
• Premier – Yu Kuo-hwa
• Vice Premier – Lin Yang-kang, Lien Chan

Events[]

March[]

• 7 March – 1987 Lieyu Massacre in Kinmen County.

June[]

• 8 June - Yu Kuo-hwa and his wife visit Singapore.
• 12 June - Yu Kuo-hwa and his wife left Singapore.

July[]

• 1 July – The establishment of National College of Physical Education and Sports in Taoyuan County.
• 15 July – Martial law lifted by President Chiang Ching-kuo.^[1]

August[]

• 1 August – The establishment of Council of Labor Affairs.
• 22 August – The renaming of Environmental Protection Bureau to become the Environmental Protection Administration.

Births[]

• 25 February – Mai Chia-je, baseball player
• 8 March – Lin Chih-hsiang, baseball player
• 19 March – Enno Cheng, singer, actress, writer
• 24 March – Eve Ai, singer and songwriter
• 8 April – Rachel Liang, singer
• 10 April – Sandrine Pinna, actress
• 2 May – Esther Yang, actress
• 15 May – Chang Chih-hao, baseball player
• 25 May – Jenna Wang, actress
• 23 August – Tsai Yi-chen, actress
• 17 September – Yang Ko-han, actress and producer
• 9 October – Emily Hung, actress
• 13 October – Teresa Lu, golf athlete
• 2 November – Lin Chiung-ying, football and futsal player
• 13 November – Lu Hsueh-mei, softball athlete
• 15 November – Mini Tsai, singer
• 20 November – Andrea Chen, model and actress
• 22 November – Yeh Tzu-cheng, swimming athlete

Deaths[]

• 17 January – Gu Zhutong, Chief of the General Staff (1948–1950).
• 21 October – He Yingqin, general.

References[]

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