According to Zhou, many people come to the southern Taiwanese city to see historical sites or to eat local, traditional food.
Following the talk, there will be a guided tour of Ruan Guang-min’s exhibition, Comics on the Island – Taiwan, at the Pendulum Gallery.
台湾漫画家、图像小说家阮光民 (Ruan Guang-min) 的作品中，从不见超级英雄击败邪恶势力的画面。他更喜欢透过笔下角色，刻画台湾庶民的心境、情感与价值观。
台灣漫畫家、圖像小說家阮光民 (Ruan Guang-min) 的作品中，從不見超級英雄擊敗邪惡勢力的畫面。他更喜歡透過筆下角色，刻畫台灣庶民的心境、情感與價值觀。
Ruan has created sensitive and empathetic depictions of working people in comics such as Dung Hua Chuen Barbershop and Yong-Jiu Grocery Store.
The Taiwanese-born chigiri-e artist tears hand-dyed and extremely thin washi paper into shapes. Then, she assembles them on a canvas.
温哥华艺术家 Leanne Lai Hildebrand 并不视自己为一位画家。然而，她仍然能透过一种有着千年历史，名为「和纸绘画」的日本艺术形式，创造出色彩缤纷而令人惊艳的风景和花卉场景。她的作品看起来完全就像水彩画一样。
溫哥華藝術家 Leanne Lai Hildebrand 並不視自己為一位畫家。然而，她仍然能透過一種有著千年歷史，名為「和紙繪畫」的日本藝術形式，創造出色彩繽紛而令人驚艷的風景和花卉場景。她的作品看起來完全就像水彩畫一樣。
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The Society of We Are Canadians Too created Pancouver to foster greater appreciation for underrepresented artistic communities. A rising tide of understanding lifts all of us.
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