Zuo zhen ren ye ye, nin ji sui?:
左鎮人爺爺,您幾歲?

How much do we know about Taiwan's local culture? We may have read the Dinosaur Encyclopedia and understand the movement of the tectonic plates, but what are the possibilities of the relationship and connection between the land under our feet and us? This story reveals the Taiwan that has been...

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1. Verfasser: Wang, Shu-fen 1961- (VerfasserIn)
Format: Buch
Sprache:Chinese
Veröffentlicht: Tai bei shi Ye shi wen chuang you xian gong si ba ba wen hua 2023
Tai bei shi Ba ba wen hua 2023
Ausgabe:Chu ban 1 shua
Schriftenreihe:Nao xing qiu xi lie Bi12
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Zusammenfassung:How much do we know about Taiwan's local culture? We may have read the Dinosaur Encyclopedia and understand the movement of the tectonic plates, but what are the possibilities of the relationship and connection between the land under our feet and us? This story reveals the Taiwan that has been redefined by the fossils unearthed in Zuozhen, Tainan. A local author and illustrator worked together to create the pictures and texts, and it took three years to invite experts and scholars to research and trace the origins, and to tell the story of old Grandpa Zuozhen in prose and poetic text. It is like walking into the river of time and exploring the plot in depth; with the dense and delicate image collage of images, the text and pictures are not only integrated, but also intertwined with the complementary relationship between imagination and concreteness. It is a rare picture book that combines literature, art, and history, with Taiwan as the main subject. It breaks the linear narrative of time and space, and makes the flow of time more flexible and immersive through the combination of text and pictures. We are all part of this river. The past has made us, and now we are shaping the trajectory of the future. The world is so big, and we are just a drop in the ocean. Expand your horizons and we are all important in such a big picture.
"A long time ago, there was a group of Homo sapiens living in Zuojhen, Tainan. Some believe they were the earliest humans on Taiwan, but no matter how old the Homo sapiens from Zuojhen are, they have already had an essential impact on history. This book’s story is so imaginative that it makes readers feel like they are traveling through time and space." -- TAICCA
Beschreibung:41 ungezählte Seiten 22 x 31 cm
ISBN:9786269741700
626974170X

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