Hand-woven bracelets are an ancient and creative craft activity. By braiding or knotting threads of various colors and materials together, unique bracelets are crafted. This activity not only cultivates patience and attention to detail but also inspires limitless creativity.
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Embroidery is a traditional handicraft technique of decorating fabric with needle and thread to create patterns or text. This art form has a long history and is widely practiced around the world.
Peking Opera facial makeup is a unique art form within Chinese traditional opera. It uses various colors and patterns painted on the actor’s face to express the character’s personality, morality, and fate.
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Rainbow Village is in Nantun, Taichung. One of the retired soldiers paints on the wall with paints. However, the housing is facing problem of dismantling for the government’s city plan.
Shen Ji New Village is a dorm compound built by the Taiwan Provincial Government nearly half a century ago to accommodate employees of the auditing office. As the government restructured, the dorms were left unused for years.
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National Taichung Theater, nicknamed “the Most Difficult House to Accomplish” by the industry, was designed by the internationally acclaimed Japanese architect, Toyo Ito.
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January in Taiwan marks the eagerly anticipated strawberry season, when strawberry farms across the island open up for visitors to pick fresh strawberries.
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February in Taiwan is marked by the enchanting tradition of the Lantern Festival, particularly celebrated in Pingxi. It has grown from a local custom to an internationally acclaimed event, symbolizing the release of worries and the harboring of hopes.
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March in Taiwan heralds the prime season for cherry blossom viewing. Across the island, from north to south, various species of cherry blossoms bloom, painting the landscapes and cities in shades of pink.
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April in Taiwan sees the annual Mazu Pilgrimage, a distinctive and significant religious event celebrating Mazu, the Sea Goddess or Heavenly Mother, revered especially by fishermen and coastal communities.
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May in Taiwan marks the prime season for firefly watching, as the warm transition from spring to summer sets in. During this time, the enchanting sight of fireflies can be observed in forests, by streams, and even in some urban parks.
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In June, Taiwan celebrates the Dragon Boat Festival, an important tradition that commemorates the ancient patriot poet Qu Yuan. The festival has evolved into a collective sport, cultural celebration, and competition.
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