If there have anything to resist hopelessness, that is beautiful imagination.
China writer, Yeh Fu spend 20 years to wrote a prisoner love poem and he did the best demonstrate. To use poem, literature and love to resist lonely and hopelessness. Try to pour his love to unfamiliar women, makes soul to clarify. To be a poet, Yeh Fu has published many works, include prose, play and son on, however this was his first published poetry and has significant meaning.
The development of environmental art in Taiwan is quite recent.
Author was invited to take part in the 'Art as Environment: A Cultural Action on Tropic of Cancer' by Wu Ma-li in 2007. Initially the focus was on the investigation and the preservation of historical buildings as well as the empowerment of an agricultural village where young people had gone to work in the cities rather than preserve and revitalize the village. However, engagement with the community's issues meant engagement with environmental issues, and those of industry. All are related in a very complex way.
This is a reverse history of women. Eduardo this time talks about the stories around women: the witch with miraculous healing power, the man-eater women tribe, the famous dancer Isadora Duncan, The First Lady of Argentina—Evita, and many female celebrities of our time or in history.
Through Galeano’s poetic words and purified symbols, the imaginations flow through pages and revealed from history with all female characters embracing their time and confront all the possibilities.
When it mentions to the studies about Latin American, this is definitely the most important and classic one.
Eduardo Galeano is a world-renowned Uruguayan Jurnalist and the author of the highly acclaimed trilogy Memory of Fire, and the 1978 Casa de las Americas Prize-winning Days and Nights of Love and War.
As the heir of Atayal tribe of local land, the author collects many stories of aboriginal tribe’s and show readers about their loss and confusion when confronting the civilization. They do eager for the material life style but also facing the loss of their traditional culture. It’s easy to discover the struggle through many short stories between the tribe’s life and city life.
It started very small and full of hope. But its daring campaigns have placed Fairtrade goods at the heart of supermarket shelves. From bananas and coffee beans to cotton and chocolate, fair-trade has grown to become an important global movement that has revolutionized the way we shop.
As Harriet Lamb, Director of the Fairtrade Foundation, explains in this fascinating story, Fairtrade is about a better deal for workers and farmer in the developing world.
Liao Mi questions the capitalist world, and decided to move from city to a farming village. He tries to be self-efficient and writes down the changes of life and society.
A unique presentation within the Chinese literature, a poetry anthology, knitted by 10 poets who are Moms. Their hope and despair are detailed in the 20 poems, dedicated to all the Mothers and Mothers-to-be.
Wan-Yu LIN / Wei-Yun LIN / Meng-Wa LIN / Amang HUNG / Yu-Hsuan WU / Shuying CAO / Shu-Hsun YU / Wan-Shuen TSAI / Curly WANG
This Fiction adapted from the original report of her own, Chinese Wispers, Collected the experiences that Hsiao works undercover as a housekeeper in London brothels and unveils the terrible reality of the British sex trade and other illegal labour.
British Channel 4 had once collaborate with her and produce episode:
“People are striving to survive, not living for camera and phrases.”
From 1984 – 1996 – 2011, 27 years of local recording.
In 1996, Photographer decided to go back to Ba Chi Men, a small village near fishing port in Keelung harbor, where these Amis tribe lives, hoping to evoke the attention of society through long-term recording and documentary photography, to confront the difficult situation seriously of aboriginal people in city and develop solutions for them in policy, land, economy, culture and education.
