標籤: 雙十節

This illustration captures a peaceful moment at a Taiwan National Day ceremony: the national flag rises above a crowd as the sun appears behind Taipei’s skyline. The “Happy Double Tenth Day” message makes it suitable for a greeting card, personal blog or social media post.

Double Ten Day is observed on 10 October. It commemorates the Wuchang Uprising of 1911, which helped start the Xinhai Revolution and led to the founding of the Republic of China in 1912. Taiwan’s celebrations may include flag-raising ceremonies, performances and parades; events vary from year to year.

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This illustration marks 10 October with a ceremonial parade, Taiwan flags and festive red, white and blue decorations. It’s well suited to a Double Ten Day greeting card, a personal blog post or a social media message.

Double Ten Day takes its name from the date, 10/10. It commemorates the Wuchang Uprising of 10 October 1911, which began the Xinhai Revolution and led to the establishment of the Republic of China in 1912. National Day events in Taiwan can include ceremonies and parades, though the programme varies from year to year.

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Celebrate Double Ten Day with a burst of colour

Bright fireworks, Taiwan flags and Taipei 101 bring this Taiwan National Day illustration to life. The image captures the festive spirit of Double Ten Day, with a bold “10/10” design that makes it suitable for sharing a celebratory greeting or adding a seasonal touch to your personal projects.

Download the image for personal use only. It could work as a digital greeting, a phone or desktop background, or a decoration for a personal celebration. Please don’t use it for commercial purposes or redistribute it as a standalone download.

What is Taiwan National Day?

Observed every year on 10 October, Taiwan National Day is commonly known as Double Ten Day because it falls on the tenth day of the tenth month. Its official name is the National Day of the Republic of China. The date commemorates the Wuchang Uprising of 10 October 1911, an event that began the Xinhai Revolution and helped bring about the end of Qing imperial rule. The Republic of China was established in 1912.

Today, the holiday is marked with official ceremonies and public celebrations. Events can include performances, civic groups and parades; fireworks may also be part of celebrations in different locations. The programme and venues can change from year to year, so check local announcements if you’re planning to attend an event.

A festive Taiwan National Day greeting

Use the artwork to send a Happy Double Ten Day message to friends and family, or share it as a Taiwan national day greeting card for personal use. Its fireworks and flags make the image a colourful way to mark the occasion and celebrate Taiwan’s national holiday.

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A Taiwan National Day greeting

Mark 10 October with this festive illustration of the Taiwan flag, sparkling fireworks and Taipei’s Presidential Office Building. The design makes a bright Taiwan national day greeting card or seasonal image to share with friends and family.

The image is free to download for personal use only. Please do not use it commercially or redistribute it as a standalone download.

About Double Ten Day

Taiwan’s National Day is widely known as Double Ten Day, named for its date: the tenth day of the tenth month. The holiday commemorates the Wuchang Uprising of 10 October 1911, which began the Xinhai Revolution. Official celebrations may include a flag-raising ceremony, performances and other public events; programmes vary each year.

Celebrate Double Ten Day

Featuring Taiwan’s flag and three aircraft flying across a deep blue sky, this striking illustration captures the energy of Double Ten Day. The Chinese greeting “雙十節快樂” means “Happy Double Ten Day”, making the image ideal for sharing a festive greeting or adding a patriotic touch to a personal celebration.

The image is free to download for personal use only.

Please don’t use it commercially or redistribute it as a standalone download.

About Taiwan National Day

Taiwan National Day is observed on 10 October and is also known as Double Ten Day. The date commemorates the Wuchang Uprising of 10 October 1911, which began the Xinhai Revolution. Celebrations may include ceremonies, performances and aircraft flypasts, though events vary each year.

Share a Double Ten Day greeting

A vibrant illustration of Taiwan takes centre stage in this festive Happy Double Ten Day image, surrounded by flag balloons, streamers and confetti. The greeting “雙十節快樂” means “Happy Double Ten Day” in Chinese. Use the image as a cheerful personal greeting or to mark Taiwan National Day on 10 October.

The image is free to download for personal use only. Please don’t use it commercially or redistribute it as a standalone download.

Double Ten Day is named for its date, 10 October. It commemorates the Wuchang Uprising of 10 October 1911, which began the Xinhai Revolution and led to the establishment of the Republic of China.