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An article with an interview of me and a Japanese student in Taiwan for the National Youth Commission's special section in a career-focused magazine targeted for young professionals under 30 years old by a very well respected magazine publishing group.
登上了天下遠見下的 30 雜誌 2009 10 月刊: 一位日籍在台學生和我的訪問+介紹遊學 & 壯遊台灣的活動.
老實說, 在接到邀訪前沒聽過這雜誌, 只知道其所屬的天下雜誌和遠見雜誌集團. 上 weekend 在松山機場上機前才去買了本九月刊, 看看這雜誌的內容. 剛好九月的 main title 是: 最多 CEO 選擇的工作- 做業務! That was kinda interesting. & 其他的小標題有一區塊是講 Project Management. 但讓我印象最深刻的是後面的兩個 editorial; 1. 光 "說" 是沒有用的! by 葉穎卿 2. "塊" 狀時間, 人生快意 by 劉威麟.
" '塊'狀時間, 人生快意" 讓我印象比較深的是這一段:
"你的一天, 從上網開始?"
"....值得注意的是, 他們甚至比以前更早起, 但早起的目的不是為了與家人相處, 而是上網完成未完待續的事: 回覆留言, 完成未結束的遊戲, 上傳昨晚家庭派對的照片..... 人們這才發現....
Wrote an article on the Jiayi Prison Experience trip and won the cash award.
寫了一篇關於壯遊台灣嘉義舊監的文章, 得了優選獎~!
入選名單: http://tour.youthtravel.tw/grandtour/uploads/files/20090924191031_97.htm
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"走出監獄和廢墟，是另一片天空 "
嘉義壯遊點有個年年爆滿的嘉義舊監體驗營。我也曾是活動開放報名第一小時完全擠不上 server填報名表的那群和監獄“無緣”的玩家，這次終於能到嘉義，如願的被關上一次。在被關進的暗暗的牢房中, 只能聽到外面自由的人來回走動的腳步聲和....."你們好好在裡面想一想, 好端端的幹嘛跑來這讓人關...."
其實，本來只是單純的覺得監獄的另類體驗很刺激! 但短短的兩天下來，我發現，讓我們受到刺激的除了舊監本身以外，是許多在地古蹟戲劇性的故事。第一天一開始搭乘了已經退休了的百萬阿里山檜木小火車到日據時代曾風光一時的北門驛站，從北門驛站到附近一間極像廢墟的玉山旅社，見證地方小便利商店對抗全球化的力量，和一群充滿熱情與執著的人成就著自己的夢想。下午我們背著南部的滾燙太陽，穿梭在嘉義新與舊的建築之間...
基隆中元祭, 馬祖戰鬥營
(刊登於 To'Go 泛遊情報 2009 九月刊 // My article published in To'Go Magazine Sept 2009 Issue)
其實接到要寫這篇時還有點臨時, 本來那星期五一下班就要去看 Coco Chanel 的電影, 下午接到 case 時也還以為只要稿件 & 照片修一下寄出就ok, 結果就腦細胞打結, 文稿一時趕不出來, 雜誌社截稿日又是當天, 所以沒辦法去看電影 (當時還被很戲劇化的被 J 撇下了一句氣話: 我就知道你會這樣! ) 不過.. 就像電影 Devil Wears Prada 有一幕是女主角必須決定和男友/友人去過生日, 還是去完成她的 boss 要求的採訪. 女主角的選擇讓她的事業上了一層樓. 我也作了一樣的決定. 收了收東西趕回家繼續趕稿.
其實我覺得這一篇還有一些改善的空間.. like 有些 paragraph 其實沒有串的很順 (又要怪腦細胞嗎.. lol) . & 馬祖的那篇是在本屬於 Coco Chanel 電影的晚上趕出來的, 把零散的 photo blog + text 串成文字山脈, 然後再夷為平原. Man... that was a bit crazy.
一篇我自去年中元節活動之後一直是完成度 80% 的稿 (懶 + 一直想不到怎麼收尾.. 後來錯過交稿日期) 沉積在電腦記憶體的深處一年後, 意外出了頭天, 上了專業旅遊雜誌. 真有點莫名的感動耶.. :p
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出刊的內文:
中元，可以更精彩美麗 !
對基隆的印象，一直以來都是個灰暗、陰沉、總是飄著細雨的黑暗港都，樓房密集，建築老舊發黑，是個讓人會聯想到拍驚悚片的場景，有人說，基隆是台灣「最陰」的城市，過去惡名遠揚的黑水溝不知埋葬了多少海上亡魂，將移民夢想幻滅的遺骸順著海流到達最終的目的地 –台灣東北角海岸，當地居民將這些回不了家的靈魂安奉在老大公等類似廟宇，並在七月鬼門開時，大開席宴地招待這些「好兄弟」。
* 一心想探險神鬼禁忌
農曆七月一直是個充滿禁忌的月份，長輩總說農曆七月不要出去玩水、出門要注意安全等，雖然較科學的看法是七、八月之所有會有這麼多意外，其實是因為夏天天熱，加上暑假出門遊玩的人也較平常多，因出遊而發生意外的人數及比例也自然較其他月份高。但科學說法和...
Previous article published in the U. of Toronto ROCSAUT magazine featured in the TWFF official blog. The Taiwanese Film Festival (TWFF 3) is hosted by a UBC student organization named UBCLE (等等主義研究社) at the Vancouver Film Centre from June 19th to 21st, 2009.
Taiwanese Film Revival - Resurgence of Taiwanese Films
http://bigeyevancouver.blogspot.com/2009/05/taiwanese-film-revival-resurgence-of.html
1895 in Formosa - A Forgotten History Re-Interpreted:
http://bigeyevancouver.blogspot.com/2009/05/1895-in-formosa-forgotten-history-re.html
TWFF 3 (The Third Annual Taiwanese Film Fesival) Official Website: http://twff.ca
1895 in Formosa
- A Forgotten History & The Revival of Taiwanese Films
(刊登於多倫多大學台灣同學會 ROCSAUT 冬季社刊 2009.
Published in University of Toronto ROCSAUT (R.O.C. Student Association U. of Toronto) Publication Winter 2009.
[ About the Film ]
After losing the Sino-Japanese war (甲午戰爭) in 1894, the imperial Chinese government signed the Treaty of Shimonoseki (馬關條約) with the Japanese Empire, giving Taiwan and Penghu to Japan. Groups of Taiwanese wishing to defend their own land and identity, organized armed resistance against the Japanese troops and established the Taiwan Republic, a “Republic” that only lasted five days before all the Chinese high officials fled back to China when the Japanese troops landed in the northern fishing village of Taiwan. All of those who were left, including this Hakka group in the middle part of Taiwan, had to fight for what they believe in all on their own, without the assistance promised to them, to the very end. What follows after 1895, was a Japanese reign lasting for half a century.”
[ Revival ]
Taiwanese films in the recent years have been receiving more recognition for their effort in reviving the width and depth of Taiwan that many foreigners (or even Taiwanese themselves) did not see. Although keen film goers may be exposed to a few Taiwanese films during international film festivals such as the TWFF or VIFF in Canada, the appearance of such films even in large cinemas in Taiwan a few years back is close to non-existent. A year ago, you might still be hearing comments such as " What is there to see in Taiwanese films?" (國片有什麼好看的?) from a young or old Taiwanese. But with th surge of outstanding or eye-catching...
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