- Who was the first Prime Minister of Taiwan?
A. Chen Cheng
B. Chiang Kai-shek
C. Lee Teng-hui
D. Su Tseng-chang - Which Prime Minister of Taiwan was in office during the transition from martial law to democracy?
A. Lee Teng-hui
B. Chiang Kai-shek
C. Chen Shui-bian
D. Su Tseng-chang - Who succeeded Chiang Kai-shek as the Prime Minister of Taiwan?
A. Chen Shui-bian
B. Chen Cheng
C. Lee Teng-hui
D. Su Tseng-chang - Which Prime Minister of Taiwan served during the 1980s and early 1990s, overseeing economic growth and democratization?
A. Chen Shui-bian
B. Lee Teng-hui
C. Chen Cheng
D. Su Tseng-chang - Who was the Prime Minister of Taiwan before Chen Shui-bian took office?
A. Vincent Siew
B. Lee Teng-hui
C. Su Tseng-chang
D. Chen Cheng - Which Prime Minister of Taiwan was in office during the 2000 presidential election, which marked the first peaceful transfer of power?
A. Chen Shui-bian
B. Lee Teng-hui
C. Vincent Siew
D. Su Tseng-chang - Who was the Prime Minister of Taiwan from 2008 to 2012?
A. Wu Den-yih
B. Chen Shui-bian
C. Su Tseng-chang
D. Vincent Siew - Which Prime Minister of Taiwan served as a key figure in the economic reforms of the late 1990s?
A. Vincent Siew
B. Lee Teng-hui
C. Chen Shui-bian
D. Su Tseng-chang - Who was the Prime Minister of Taiwan during the SARS outbreak in 2003?
A. Yu Shyi-kun
B. Chen Shui-bian
C. Wu Den-yih
D. Vincent Siew - Which Prime Minister of Taiwan was known for initiating the “Taiwanization” policy?
A. Lee Teng-hui
B. Chen Shui-bian
C. Su Tseng-chang
D. Wu Den-yih - Who was the Prime Minister of Taiwan before Wu Den-yih took office?
A. Frank Hsieh
B. Chen Shui-bian
C. Vincent Siew
D. Su Tseng-chang - Which Prime Minister of Taiwan served from 2016 to 2020, focusing on domestic policies and cross-strait relations?
A. Su Tseng-chang
B. Wu Den-yih
C. Chen Shui-bian
D. Vincent Siew - Who was the Prime Minister of Taiwan during the 1996 Taiwan Strait Crisis?
A. Lee Teng-hui
B. Chen Shui-bian
C. Wu Den-yih
D. Vincent Siew - Which Prime Minister of Taiwan was known for his efforts in expanding Taiwan’s international space?
A. Chen Shui-bian
B. Lee Teng-hui
C. Su Tseng-chang
D. Wu Den-yih - Who succeeded Su Tseng-chang as Prime Minister in 2020?
A. Chen Chien-jen
B. Vincent Siew
C. Wu Den-yih
D. Chen Shui-bian - Which Prime Minister of Taiwan was known for his policies on environmental protection and sustainable development?
A. Chen Shui-bian
B. Wu Den-yih
C. Su Tseng-chang
D. Vincent Siew - Who served as the Prime Minister of Taiwan during the 2014 Sunflower Student Movement?
A. Chen Shui-bian
B. Wu Den-yih
C. Jiang Yi-huah
D. Vincent Siew - Which Prime Minister of Taiwan focused on strengthening Taiwan’s economic ties with Asia-Pacific countries?
A. Wu Den-yih
B. Chen Shui-bian
C. Su Tseng-chang
D. Lee Teng-hui - Who was the Prime Minister of Taiwan from 2012 to 2016?
A. Jiang Yi-huah
B. Chen Shui-bian
C. Vincent Siew
D. Su Tseng-chang - Which Prime Minister of Taiwan was in office during the 2008 global financial crisis?
A. Su Tseng-chang
B. Wu Den-yih
C. Chen Shui-bian
D. Vincent Siew - Who served as the Prime Minister of Taiwan during the 2018 local elections, which were a significant test of the ruling party’s popularity?
A. Vincent Siew
B. Su Tseng-chang
C. Wu Den-yih
D. Chen Shui-bian - Which Prime Minister of Taiwan was known for his efforts in reducing social inequalities and promoting social justice?
A. Chen Shui-bian
B. Wu Den-yih
C. Su Tseng-chang
D. Vincent Siew - Who was the Prime Minister of Taiwan during the early years of the 21st century?
A. Chen Shui-bian
B. Wu Den-yih
C. Vincent Siew
D. Su Tseng-chang - Which Prime Minister of Taiwan implemented significant reforms in the educational sector?
A. Vincent Siew
B. Su Tseng-chang
C. Wu Den-yih
D. Chen Shui-bian - Who was the Prime Minister of Taiwan during the COVID-19 pandemic’s initial outbreak?
A. Vincent Siew
B. Chen Shui-bian
C. Su Tseng-chang
D. Wu Den-yih - Which Prime Minister of Taiwan had a significant impact on Taiwan’s relationship with mainland China?
A. Wu Den-yih
B. Chen Shui-bian
C. Lee Teng-hui
D. Su Tseng-chang - Who served as Prime Minister of Taiwan immediately following the end of the 1996 Taiwan Strait Crisis?
A. Chen Shui-bian
B. Lee Teng-hui
C. Wu Den-yih
D. Vincent Siew - Which Prime Minister of Taiwan was in office during the controversial Cross-Strait Service Trade Agreement (CSSTA) protests in 2014?
A. Jiang Yi-huah
B. Su Tseng-chang
C. Chen Shui-bian
D. Wu Den-yih - Who was the Prime Minister of Taiwan known for his work on the “Taiwanese identity” and strengthening local culture?
A. Wu Den-yih
B. Chen Shui-bian
C. Vincent Siew
D. Su Tseng-chang - Which Prime Minister of Taiwan was in office during the signing of the Economic Cooperation Framework Agreement (ECFA) with China?
A. Chen Shui-bian
B. Vincent Siew
C. Wu Den-yih
D. Su Tseng-chang
| Prime Minister | Term(s) in Office | Key Contributions/Events |
| Chiang Kai-shek | 1945–1949 | First Prime Minister after World War II; key in post-war reconstruction. |
| Chen Cheng | 1949–1954 | Oversaw early government policies and economic stabilization. |
| Sung Che-yuan | 1954–1958 | Focused on maintaining stability and economic development. |
| Yeh Kung-chao | 1958–1963 | Managed economic and military policies during a period of tension. |
| Kao Kang | 1963–1966 | Known for policies on economic growth and modernization. |
| Chen Yi | 1966–1972 | Focused on economic reform and military issues. |
| C.K. Yen | 1972–1978 | Managed significant economic and political reforms. |
| Yu Kuo-hwa | 1978–1984 | Known for economic growth and industrial policies. |
| Lee Teng-hui | 1984–1988 | Oversaw democratic reforms and Taiwan’s transition to democracy. |
| Hsu Li-teh | 1988–1991 | Continued democratic reforms and economic development. |
| Liao Cheng-chih | 1991–1993 | Focused on economic policies and democratic transition. |
| Vincent Siew | 1993–1997 | Promoted economic reforms and international trade. |
| Frank Hsieh | 1997–2000 | Known for his work on Taiwan’s economy and international relations. |
| Chen Shui-bian | 2000–2008 | First opposition party candidate to become Prime Minister; focused on domestic and cross-strait issues. |
| Wu Den-yih | 2008–2012 | Managed economic policies during the global financial crisis. |
| Jiang Yi-huah | 2012–2016 | Oversaw domestic policies and the Sunflower Student Movement protests. |
| Su Tseng-chang | 2016–2018; 2019–2023 | Managed government during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and major domestic issues. |
| Chen Chien-jen | 2018–2019 | Focused on domestic policies and cross-strait relations. |