'Sunlight Flowers ✺ Twinkle' Wen Jo-chiao's First Taiwanese Hokkien Poetry Sharing Session

How romantic can Taiwanese Hokkien be?!
Taiwanese Hokkien can elegantly translate Tagore's poetry and can also gently depict the 'sunlight flowers' (sunlight spots filtering through leaves) hidden in the crevices of life.

This is not just a new poetry sharing session, but also a gentle cultural awakening.

Wen Jo-chiao (@ohtaigi) will bring her new book to meet everyone in Liuying!

🌸🌸 Why is it worth attending?

Crossing Generations: Using a young perspective to reinvent Taiwanese Hokkien, breaking the 'rustic' label.

From Reading to Writing: Includes a reading and writing workshop, allowing beginners to write their own first line of Taiwanese Hokkien poetry.

Exquisite Venue: Set in the artistic atmosphere of the 'Liu Chi-hsiang Art Memorial Museum,' the ambiance is directly maximized.

The romance of Taiwanese Hokkien lies in its scent and rhythm. Like the 'sunlight flowers (ji̍t-hue)' of scattered sunlight, or the 'breeze (thàu-hong)' of a gentle wind, behind them is the deep affection of the land.

'A language does not disappear; it just waits for someone to speak it again.'

If you are in Tainan, or want to visit Liuying, welcome to come here and let your soul quiet down.