Surfing is a relatively new sport inTaiwan, though it has quickly gained popularity.
Taiwan(R.O.C) government placedunder martial law from 1949 to 1987. During this period, maritime access was limited, as the coastline was classified as a high-security zone. Jeff Sun (Sun YaoSheng, Chinese:孫耀聖 - Other names:Mao Guh, Chinese:毛哥), who began surfing in 1960s,[1] is considered a pioneer of the sport in Taiwan.[2][3]
The eastern shores of Taiwan face thePacific Ocean, and serve as major locations for surfing.[4]
People in Taiwan surf all year round except during thetyphoon seasons, which has been prohibited by law since 2011.[5] The prohibition period starts after theCentral Weather Bureau issues land warning.[6]
TheTaiwan Open of Surfing has been held since 2010,[7][8] and is sanctioned by the World Surfing League.[9]
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