1990.11 | The Council for Cultural Affairs, Executive Yuan held the first National Cultural Conference. Scholars and experts who attended called for a large literature archive to be established in south Taiwan. |
1991 | The Council for Cultural Affairs, Executive Yuan held the first National Cultural Conference. Scholars and experts who attended called for a large literature archive to be established in south Taiwan. |
1992.12.18 | Tainan City Government informed the Council for Cultural Affairs that it agreed to provide Old Tainan Prefecture Hall for the use of the "Modern Literature Archive." |
1994.7 | The Executive Yuan included the "Modern Literature Archive" in the National Center for Research and Preservation of Cultural Properties Plan,the "Literature Historical Materials Section" was established with 100 year old Tainan Prefecture Hall as the planned base. |
1995. 2.18 | The Executive Yuan replied to the Council for Cultural Affairs agreeing to establish the National Center for Research and Preservation of Cultural Properties. |
1998 | As a result of the efforts of people in various circles, the "Literature Historical Materials Section" upgraded and became the "National Literature Museum" and was then named National Museum of Taiwan Literature. |
1998.3.26 | Tainan City Council passed 「National Center for Research and Preservation of Cultural Properties base free use draft contract」 |
1998.5.22 | Tainan Mayor Chang Can-hu, Chairman of the Council for Cultural Affairs, Lin Cheng-chi, and Director of the National Center for Research and Preservation of Cultural Properties Planning Office, Lin Jin-mei, signed the "base free use contract," setting a foundation for the establishment of the National Museum of Taiwan Literature (Planning Office). The former Tainan Prefecture Hall was formerly transferred. |
1999-2003 | "Old Tainan Prefecture Hall" restoration work carried out |
2003.10.8 | The name "National Museum of Taiwan Literature" was approved by the Executive Yuan |
2003.10.17 | The National Museum of Taiwan Literature (Planning Office) officially opened |
2007.8.13 | The National Museum of Taiwan Literature Planning Office stage ended. The National Museum of Taiwan Literature was established. |