A look at why baseball has become Taiwan’s national sport. Yuan gives his insight into the careers of two well-known Taiwanese pitchers -- Wang Chien-ming and Kuo Hong-chih. Wang joined the Washington Nationals after leaving the New York Yankees because of his shoulder injury and Kuo reached personal record highs in his pitching career last year. Yuan also talks about the unfair treatment that Taiwanese taekwondo athlete Yang Shu-chun received at the 2010 Asian Games in Guangzhou, China as well as the challenges to be faced by Taiwanese baseball players who are interested in joining the Major League.

Highlights：
1.Surprise of Giants Winning World Series
2.2 Dominant Taiwan Pitchers in MLB
3.What’s Happened to Wang Chien-ming
4.Yankee’s Attitude to Wang: Wear Him Out or Overprotect
5.Future of Wang Chien-ming
6.Possibility of Nationals’ Resigning Wang
7.When Will Things Settle Down for Wang
8.Wang’s Personality: Low Key & Quiet
9.Adapting Guides for Athletes Abroad
10.Great Performances of Power Pitcher Kuo Hong-chih
11.Career Year for Kuo Hong-chih in 2010
12.Kuo’s Touching Story Wins Fans’ Hearts
13.Kuo’s Dream Year Playing with LA Dodgers
14.Best for Kuo: Starter, Closer, or Setup Man
15.Will Taiwan Players in Minor League Shine in MLB?
16.Lessons from Wang & Kuo for Taiwan Players
17.Baseball Culture Differs in Each Market
18.Uprising Star Pitcher Chen Weiyin in Japan
19.3 Major Baseball Markets: Taiwan, U.S.A. and Japan
20.Restoring Credibility of Taiwan’s Baseball
21.Competition with Rising Powers in Asia
22.Career Dramatically Changed from Geophysics to Baseball
23.Government’s Commitments to Developing Sports
24.Priorities of Sport Development in Taiwan
25.Athletes’ Attitude toward Unfairness
26.Making Sports More Competitive
27.Sponsorship from Private Sectors
Video provided by Taiwan Macroview Television.