Dadan Island, a small but significant piece of Taiwanese territory, has long been a site of military history and geopolitical intrigue. Situated just 4 km off China’s Xiamen coast, it holds a key position in the Taiwan Strait, where tensions between Taiwan and China have been brewing for decades. Once a closed military zone, Dadan has recently opened its doors to tourists, allowing visitors to explore its historical sites and experience the resilience of its people. View