The Chroma Foundation continues to sponsor and support the "Theatre Arts · Infinite" project, jointly organized by the ADLINK Education Foundation and the National Taiwan College of Performing Arts. In addition to enabling outstanding students from the National Taiwan College of Performing Arts to perform in Germany and the Netherlands, the project breaks language barriers through artistic performances, showcasing the limitless charm of Taiwanese opera and folk performing arts, and promoting the inheritance and international presence of traditional cultural education, allowing more people to understand the profound richness of Chinese culture. The ADLINK Education Foundation further promotes its scholarship program, providing students of the College of Performing Arts with opportunities to study and grow overseas.

In October 2025, a delegation led by ADLINK Education Foundation Chairperson Han-Fen Ni, together with Lili Chen, Chairperson of the German public welfare association "Knoten der Kultur", Ying-Feng Yang, Vice Chairperson, and Dr. Collel, Principal of Gymnasium Würselen in Germany and supporter of the scholarship program, visited the Chroma Foundation, sharing more touching stories behind the "Theatre Arts · Infinite" project. Through the exchange and interaction of technology, art, and culture, the initiative aims to leverage corporate power to bring these local cultural treasures onto the international stage, enabling Taiwan to connect with the world.

▲ Chroma Foundation Chairman Paul Ying (left 5) and Executive Director Amy Huang (right 3) receive the delegation behind the "Theatre Arts · Infinite" project