Huaxia Jingwei.com, April 23: According to Taiwan's "China Times News Network", the Tainan City Zheng Chenggong Art Museum, which has a collection of nearly 5,000 cultural relics, is expected to be upgraded and transformed into a Tainan City professional museum by the end of next year. It will be on display after reopening. 100 cultural relics tell the story of Tainan. The Municipal Cultural Bureau's "Nanbo Special Transfer" program was launched yesterday. The Department of History of National Cheng Kung University and Tainan No. 2 Middle School worked together to package the cultural relics in the Zheng Chenggong museum into "Tainan Selected Objects Unboxing", making the historical relics vivid and lively. People can easily get close to the history of Tainan.
Zheng Chenggong Cultural Relics Museum has been transformed into a city professional museum, with the core goal of creating a "Tainan Citizen Museum". Today, the Nanbo Special Transfer Program was launched at Nan No. 2 Middle School. (Photo by Cao Tingting)
Culture Director Ye Zeshan said that in addition to strengthening the hardware, software is also the key to the transformation of the Zheng Chenggong Cultural Relics Museum. Nanbo special coordinators have completed mini-museums one by one, turning Zheng Chenggong’s precious cultural relics into small museums and introducing their characteristics; Each student is also like a storyteller, and each box is their prop. They tell wonderful stories from cultural relics. Teachers and students examine official history and legends, making the presentation of these historical materials more interesting than taking a history class.
Program host Xie Shiyuan, associate professor of the Department of History of National Cheng Kung University, led a team and 9 trainees from the Department of History of National Cheng Kung University and 17 students of Nanjing No. 2 Middle School participated in the project. The important collections of the Cultural Affairs Bureau include Luo Xiuhui python robe , Ming Dynasty jewelry, Lin Chaoying Calligraphy woodcuts, portrait of Gentaro Kodama , portraits of Zheng Chenggong, and jade tablets of King Ningjing are the protagonists. College students and high school students collaborated to curate a mini-special exhibition "Tainan Selection Unboxing".
Nanbo special transfer program was launched. (Photo by Cao Tingting)
Xie Shiyuan pointed out that this museum-school cooperation not only establishes a pipeline for university teacher trainees to connect with high school students, but also develops students through curriculum themes based on students’ life situations and fields, and through curatorial practice. The ability of diversified learning and independent inquiry to practice the purpose of the 108 curriculum.
Xie Shiyuan said that the plan uses their respective expertise and design to tell Tainan’s historical stories. Xie Shiyuan said that he has always wanted to do one thing, just as a person who listens to Taiwan’s historical stories and becomes someone who is capable of writing. He hopes that more people will Participate as a writer.
A mini-special exhibition "Tainan Selection and Unboxing" co-curated by the Department of History of National Cheng Kung University and Tainan No. 2 Middle School. (Photo by Cao Tingting)
He gave an example. A group of students extended the portrait of Zheng Chenggong. That painting shaped our understanding of Zheng Chenggong. It was also made into potato chips and beer by the Cultural Affairs Bureau. Historical memories were conveyed through cultural and creative packaging techniques. Zheng Chenggong has become a part of everyone's life. "Not many people knew what Zheng Chenggong looked like before, because they all know it."
It is worth mentioning that the display box has the characteristics of lightness, flexibility and simplicity, and will be used in the future Touring exhibitions in museums breaks the limitations of museum space and allows the exhibition to go out of the museum and get closer to the general public. I hope the museum will be more people-friendly and enter public life.
A mini-special exhibition co-curated by the Department of History at National Cheng Kung University and Tainan No. 2 Middle School. (Photo by Cao Tingting)
Lin Yanxu, principal of Tainan No. 2 Middle School, expressed his gratitude to the Cultural Affairs Bureau and the team of teachers and students led by Associate Professor Xie Shiyuan of the Department of History of National Cheng Kung University for injecting relevant resources into Tainan No. 2 Middle School, so that the No. 2 Middle School can integrate the university's new curriculum courses. , communities, and museums, allowing students to produce cross-domain curatorial works through group exploration and practice. (Gao Yang)
