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The key contribution to the legislation of heritage preservation in Taiwan primarily derived from the historical monument movements\udin the 1970s. Specific legislation results include the establishment of Council for Cultural Affairs and the implementation of the Cultural\udHeritage Preservation Act in 1982. Although the Cultural Heritage Preservation Act is the first subjective cultural act, its lack of\udstructure during the initial commencement stages made it un-conducive to heritage preservation and thus unable to meet the people’s\udexpectations. Therefore, throughout the 33 years after the implementation of the Cultural Heritage Preservation Act, the Act has been\udamended 6 times. These amendments reflect the degree of importance that the society has attached to heritage preservation, and the\udinnovative system also showcases the progress in preservation concepts and methods. These innovative orientations, such as\udemphasizing on the authenticity and integrity of heritage preservation, intangible cultural heritage, and cultural diversity, conform to\udthe international preservation trends. They are also local trends such as encouraging community participation, adaptive-reuse, or\udenhancing the local governments’ powers to implement local cultural governance. This is particularly true for the fifth comprehensive\udrevision in 2005, which has symbolic significance because its contents epitomized the heritage preservation work while moving\udTaiwan’s heritage preservation system towards globalization and localization. Therefore, we analyzed the Cultural Heritage\udPreservation Act amendment and revision processes over the past 33 years to highlight the innovations in Taiwan’s cultural heritage\udwork and illustrate their globalization and localization features. Finally, we proposed recommendations for Taiwan’s preservation work\udin the future as the Cultural Heritage Preservation Act is about to undergo its seventh amendment in 2015

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Globalization and Localization of Heritage Preservation in Taiwan – an Analysis Perspective under the Cultural Heritage Preservation Act