As the population continues to age, the care of elderly individuals with dementia has become a focal point of social concern. However, in the caregiving process, are we providing them with enough love and companionship? The author, with a background in nursing, went to France to study art therapy. This book is the result of her practical work in art therapy for moderate to severe dementia patients in care facilities in Taiwan.
A picture book in which the author records fragments of childhood life in the 1970s—also a collection of love letters dedicated to the simple and beautiful era of the '70s.
Richard Chiang
Richard Chiang graduated from the Graduate Institute of Mass Communication at the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee, USA. After working for over twenty years in advertising, marketing, and the media industry, his interest in cultural and creative fields led him to begin self-studying illustration and writing.
The Daily Life of a Taiwanese Migrant Worker: More Than You Could Imagine!
In Vietnam, witness the intense confrontations between police and locals during strikes and protests, filled with chaos and passion!
In China, experience the impending crisis as the COVID-19 storm is about to hit!
So, for those Taiwanese migrant workers sent back to Taiwan, did they truly return "home" as they imagined?
An incisive exploration of South Korea’s social evolution through its culinary landscape. This work captures the cultural essence of both traditional heritage and emerging food trends, offering a comparative analysis of the nuances between Korea, Taiwan, and Japan. It provides readers with a fresh, provocative lens through which to truly understand the Republic of Korea.
Chanson is a classic collection by late Taiwanese poet Pai Chiu. It candidly explores marital love, whispers to children, and self-mockery in poverty. This edition features 42 Chinese poems, 25 new translations by John McLellan, illustrations by Liu Wen-san, and design by Huang Zi-qin, who specializes in collaging historical memories.
“Grafting” writes about the expatriate life and emotional outlook of overseas Asian lesbians, exploring themes such as separation trauma, in-between identities, sense of belonging, non-relationship and loneliness. Immigrants who have left hometown hope to adapt and integrate into the new environment, but their thoughts are always tied to their hometown.
Healing Through Art: Everyday Life, Self-Exploration & Interpersonal Interaction, Family, Life Reflection, Body & Finding Joy. For Psychologists or General Public Use.
A father and daughter share quiet moments of connection, exchanging thoughts while navigating an emotional journey of growth and change. Rich, serene illustrations weave the child’s development into scenes inspired by classic films, creating a deeply engaging and visually poetic experience.
Shih-Ping, Lien
★《2020 Asian Illustration Annual Awards》
★《2018 Asian Illustration Annual Awards》
