02:00 Preparatory Office of National Railway Museum
Witness the history of Taiwan's railway development and its path to modernization.
Under the influence of traditional patriarchal culture, historical records and landscapes often highlight men or major events, while women’s presence, roles, and contributions are frequently overlooked or hidden. Since 2015, the FWRPD has been conducting field research and collecting materials to reinterpret Taiwan’s local culture and history through gender perspectives. This brings women’s daily lives to light, showcasing how they have shaped Taiwanese society. By uncovering these often-neglected yet deeply impactful stories, we offer a fresh perspective on Taiwan. We encourage the public to join the walking tours, which challenge gender stereotypes and acknowledge the social and economic differences among women, ultimately promoting the visibility of women with diverse backgrounds.
A Vital Ferry Port of the Past, The Frontline for Women Entering the Workforce
Witness the history of Taiwan's railway development and its path to modernization.
Experience the charm of cultural reinterpretation. Enjoy lunch or coffee here and start a leisurely afternoon.
Take a stroll to Xikou Rainbow Wharf to admire the modern Rainbow Bridge while reminiscing about Xikou's past glory and the matriarchal society of the Pingpu people.
Immerse yourself in the power of Mazu worship and the serene atmosphere of incense prayers.
Savor traditional flavors and explore the allure of nearby local snacks.
Delve into the later creative life of writer Zhong Lihe and discover how he depicted Hakka women through his literary works.
Unleash your passion for fast fashion!