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Chen Yung-Tai, chairman of the AURORA Group |
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Chen Yung-Tai, chairman of the AURORA Group, signs a contract with Hong Hao, director of the Bureau of Shanghai World Expo Coordination. |
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Chen Yung-Tai (3rd left), chairman of the AURORA Group; Yuan Hui-Hwa, Chen’s wife, (2nd right second); Nicola Bulgari (5th left fifth), vice-president of the Bulgari group; and Tadao Ando (2nd left second), designer of Shanghai’s AURORA Museum, where Bulgari held its “125 Years of Italian Magnificence” exhibition, in February 2012. |
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Signing Ceremony of AURORA Group’s corporate pavilion in Shanghai’s World Expo 2010 |
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AURORA was the first Taiwanese enterprise to have its own pavilion at the 2010 World Expo Shanghai in world expo’s 160-year history; its theme was “New City Styles Interpreted by Chinese Jade Culture”. |
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Chen Yung-Tai and staff at a meeting to announce AURORA Group’s “550 Plan”, in 2013, in line with China’s 12th Five-year Plan. |
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The AURORA Group has established six major centers in “AURORA Jiading Park” in Shanghai’s Jiading district, for design, engineering technology, quality inspection, office environment display center, logistics, and education. |
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AURORA Plaza, in Shanghai’s Pudong area. |
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The AURORA Group established the AURORA Museum, in 2003, in Taipei, Taiwan to preserve Chinese culture, and, in 2012, built another museum in Shanghai, with Japan’s well-known Tadao Ando, as the architect. The Shanghai AURORA Museum, on the banks of the Huangpu River, has been hailed as a blue cultural treasure chest. |
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Japanese designer Tadao Ando in the Shanghai AURORA Museum. |
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Chen Yung-Tai (left), is seen here with and Grand Master Hsing Yun (right), the founder of the Fo Guang Shan Buddhist order, at a celebration where the AURORA Group donated 154 Buddhist Underground Palace artifacts to the Fo Guang Shan Buddha Memorial Center , in Taipei, in 2011. |
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AURORA has sponsored the Pearl Program, a part of the Xinhua Compassionate Educational Charity, to help students from needy families finish their schooling. |
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