In the rapidly shifting terrain of global gender studies, Taiwan occupies a unique and profoundly influential position. Over recent decades, it has emerged not only as a pioneering advocate for LGBTQ+ rights but also as an intricate locus of cultural, political, and intellectual dynamism. This volume is an ambitious endeavor to illuminate the multilayered complexities of gender and queer identities within the Taiwanese context, while simultaneously situating these discourses within broader Sinophone and global frameworks. This volume seeks to address a significant gap in existing scholarship...