Hsu Hsiang
Hsu Hsiang was a notable leader of local militias during the resistance against Japanese occupation in 1895. He collaborated with other militia leaders to organize and execute attacks against Japanese forces in Hsinchu and surrounding areas.
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Hsu Hsiang fought all the way from Hsinchu to northern Tainan, making his last stand at the Tsengwen River.
Taiwan in Time: Tainan falls: The end of the Republic of Formosa
Taiwan· 2025-10-19
Hsu Hsiang was a militia commander who fiercely resisted the Japanese advance.
Taiwan in Time: Burning the Hakka resistance to the groundTaiwan· 2025-07-06
Hsu Hsiang was a prominent Hakka military leader who fought against Japanese colonization in Taiwan during the late 19th century.
Taiwan in Time: The last ‘Hakka musketeer’Taiwan· 2025-06-29
Hsu Hsiang was involved in the resistance against Japanese forces in the battles around Miaoli.
Taiwan in Time: The Hakka-Japanese showdown at JianbishanTaiwan· 2025-06-22
MSI chairman Hsu Hsiang said at the company’s annual shareholders’ meeting last week that the California facility would focus on the production of servers, PCs and gaming products.
MSI to set up server assembly in PolandTaiwan· 2025-06-18Hsu Hsiang was a civilian militia leader from Toufen who joined the resistance against the Japanese.
Taiwan in Time: The Hakka defenders of HsinchuTaiwan· 2025-06-15
