Ming-hsien Cultural Enterprise
Ming-hsien Cultural Enterprise was a Taiwanese publishing house based in Taichung, later reorganized into Feiyan Cultural Enterprise.
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Overview
Ming-hsien Cultural Enterprise (銘顯文化), often shortened to Ming-hsien, was a publishing house based in Taichung, Taiwan. Its registered address was No. 128, Zhengyi Street, South District, Taichung City. The company operated in the Taiwanese publishing market and maintained a web presence at ezla.com.tw. According to Chinese Wikipedia, the business has since closed and was acquired and reorganized by a printing company into a successor entity, Feiyan Cultural Enterprise (飛燕文創), located at No. 65, Shuyi Road, South District, Taichung City. Because the available evidence is limited to a short encyclopedia entry and a Wikidata item, details such as founding year, founder, ownership structure, and the full catalogue of publications are not documented here. The brand is best understood as a regional Taiwanese publisher that ceased independent operations and whose assets and operations were carried forward under a new name.
History
Ming-hsien Cultural Enterprise (銘顯文化) was a Taiwanese publishing company headquartered at No. 128, Zhengyi Street, South District, Taichung City. It operated as a publisher in Taiwan and used the website ezla.com.tw. At some point the company ceased operations. A printing company subsequently acquired and reorganized the business into a successor publisher, Feiyan Cultural Enterprise (飛燕文創), which is located at No. 65, Shuyi Road, South District, Taichung City. The available evidence does not record the founding date, founder, or the specific titles published by Ming-hsien, so the history presented here is limited to the facts documented in the Chinese Wikipedia entry and the corresponding Wikidata item.
Ming-hsien Cultural Enterprise operated as a publisher in Taichung, Taiwan.
The company closed and was acquired and reorganized by a printing company into Feiyan Cultural Enterprise.
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Regional Taiwanese publishing house; later reorganized into Feiyan Cultural Enterprise.
Product categories. Books · Publications
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