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It’s a great exhibition. It should be promoted

The county government is very careful to use various media to describe the historical and cultural relics of Hsinchu County. There are large aerial maps, 3D stereoscopic Yimin culture, Beipu Jinguangfu (Daai area) multimedia videos... etc. Come to the County History Museum. It's great to be able to explore the cultural and historical backgrounds of all parts of Hsinchu County!

The main function of the Hsinchu County History Museum is to "collect" and "collect" official and private archives. Its architectural concept combines the concepts of "Hakka Enclosure" and "Co-design"; the space in the library is divided into six main axes, namely literature reading, collection center, exhibition space, research and restoration, administrative management and service space. The County History Museum is the reception hall of Hsinchu County, where you can know the past, understand the present, and think about the future. In addition to being a local education center and an important research town, it is built with Yimin Temple and Hakka Culture College of Jiaotong University to carry forward the traditional spirit. Hakka Culture Iron Triangle. Next to it is the Hsinchu County Cultural Bureau and Performing Arts Hall, which is a Hakka round building with very distinctive features.

It records the evolution of the ethnic groups in Hsinchu from ancient times to the present. There are many related medals to be stamped, and the service staff are friendly.

Full of pleasant, some chapters may cover the exhibition, and some to ask the staff Oh, and have almost closing time, chapters have also come to the end of the flight we cover, very warm

Come to County History Museum twice All have unexpected gains Once was a speech by director Wei Desheng Once was a workshop of Mr. Wen Meiyu All gave me a big impact, a lot of inspiration, and a deep impression Careful explanation, warm sharing and great vision Really awesome In addition, the design blends the design aesthetic and historical heritage. It really makes people feel "long-tempered"! It turns out that there is such a great place in Hsinchu County ~~~ Come and participate in more activities in the future!

The public art at the entrance is very distinctive, and it is a good place to get in touch with the culture and history of Hsinchu County.

Participated in the Hsinchu County Bureau of Culture for cultural worker Wu Qingjie, and held a new book launch conference entitled "Looking for Bogong: The Beautiful Writing of Slate Bogong Fieldwork", sharing his experience of years of investigation and writing "Xun Bogong". Brother Qingjie is an old friend, and we have followed him to visit his uncle and admire the aesthetics of the slate landlord! Mr. Wu Qingjie, the author who has devoted himself to the research of Uncle Slate for nearly 30 years, was held in the hall of the County History Museum of the County Cultural Bureau! Brother Qingjie pointed out that Bo Gong (Di Gong) is the spiritual garden of the Hakka people. It contains Hakka history, humanities and ritual space aesthetics. It is very gripping. Due to the widening of roads and land development in modern times, it is gradually disappearing. I hope that this book will help More people see Hakka. Experience the Hakka culture of relatives, natives, and Hakkas. County Mayor Yang Wenke said that he and Teacher Wu Qingjie have known each other for more than 30 years. From the early stage of the establishment of the third phase of the Hsinchu Science Park Industrial Zone in 1983, they worked together to protect the local Bogong, and invited enterprises to donate funds to build Jifu Palace and achieve technological development. A good story about the preservation of local history and culture. County Magistrate Yang pointed out that the book "Looking for Bogong: The Beautiful Writing of Bogong's Fieldwork on Stone Tablets" cuts into the beliefs and daily life of Bogong in Hakka Village, and lays out the life meaning of Hakka culture. The Shiban Bogong in the field survey is an important classic to promote the preservation of Hakka culture, and it can be described as "a model of literature and history under Bogong." According to the Cultural Affairs Bureau, the slate Bogong is an important representative of traditional beliefs. In the past, one stone or three standing stones were arranged in simple shapes, and it was a Bogong temple enshrined by the villagers. The stone master took the stream stones on the spot, split the stones and chiseled Bogong Temple, statues, and altars, and hand-carved decorative patterns symbolizing the safety of Phlox. These important literature and history materials are all in the detailed Hino surveys conducted by the author and historian Wu Qingjie in the past two decades. The scene also met Professor Wu Xueming of Central University, permanent host Huang Yumei, citizen representative Cai Yaxuan, and classmates who taught at Chung Hua University, and now a cultural worker Deng Yizhong who has become an independent family! County Cultural Director Li Anyu said that from "Looking for Bogong: The Beautiful Writing of Uncle Bogong's Fieldwork on Slabs", one can understand the beauty of Hakka Bogong belief and stone carving craftsmanship. The book provides wonderful first-hand information and is also an introductory reference book for exploring the traditional beliefs of Bogong in Hsinchu County. Let the public understand the profound cultural connotations of the Hakka region. She said that the Cultural Affairs Bureau publishes a series of literature and history research, which records the achievements of Hsinchu County's local literature and history by universities, historians and workers. It is an important reference for studying the Taozhumiao area. In recent years, many books and works have been published and won. The results are impressive. For information about the publication of the Hsinchu County History Research Series, please visit the official website of the Bureau, the FB fan page of the Cultural Bureau of Hsinchu County Government, and the FB fan page of the Hsinchu County History Museum, or call Hsinchu County History Museum 03-5510201#713.