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Irwin Oostindie

TAIWANfest 與卑詩省荷蘭文化協會攜手合作~將荷蘭文化帶到溫哥華市中心

許多加拿大遊客非常熟悉荷蘭的街頭市集,其中最著名的當屬阿姆斯特丹的亞伯特市集 (Albert Cuyp Markt),距今已有100年的歷史。座落於前勞工階級區的德派普(De Pijp) 城區,擁有數百家攤位,販賣各種物品,包括折扣服裝、自行車配件、水果、蔬菜、巧克力、起司、肉類和鮮花。

National Chinese Orchestra Taiwan

臺灣國樂團將島國音樂帶到溫哥華,一同慶祝東方樂器的多樣性

臺灣國樂團透過國樂訴說臺灣最美的故事。據副指揮周聖文所言,這群頂尖優秀的音樂家透過結合臺灣歌仔劇或臺灣傳統藝術與音樂,展現了家鄉的精神與風情。聖文更指出,臺灣國樂團將臺灣原住民音樂納入「我們每年計劃中非常重要的一部分」。

Imay Apong

伊麥・阿蹦在台灣文化節藝術展『遷徙之後』中透過輪傘草纖維編織傳達原住民故事

阿美族人和大多臺灣人的取名習慣不同,在他們的語言中,阿美族不問姓氏,而是問你是誰的孩子。伊麥・阿蹦的姓是她的祖母的名字-阿蹦,而她多用她的名字-伊麥來稱呼自己。這個部落的族人稱自己為「邦查(pangcah)」,而「阿美(Amis)」更像是一個外族人對他們的稱呼。

Shu-Ming Chung

學者鍾淑敏探索日治時期台灣移民在東南亞的隱藏歷史

就像許多歷史學家一樣,鍾淑敏博士充滿好奇心。她尤其關心的是台灣人民如何應對 1895 年至 1945 年間日本對這個東亞島嶼的殖民統治。「有一個問題在我的研究中反覆出現:『台灣人在日本殖民統治下採取了什麼樣的抵抗?』鍾博士在視訊中以中文告訴Pancouver。 「在日本的官方歷史敘述中,你實際上看不到台灣人的影子。」

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We would like to acknowledge that we are gathered on the traditional and unceded territories of the Coast Salish peoples of the xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish), and Səl̓ílwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations. With this acknowledgement, we thank the Indigenous peoples who still live on and care for this land.