Taipei Bazaar Bridges Cultures
Taipei, Taiwan – A vibrant bazaar showcasing Hong Kong culture was held at the Huashan 1914 Creative Park on Saturday, aimed at fostering understanding and connections between Taiwanese locals and Hong Kong immigrants. The event, organized by the Taiwan-Hong Kong Economic and Cultural Co-operation Council (THEC), features 66 stalls with a variety of authentic Hong Kong cuisine and creative products.
Promoting Integration and Harmony
The bazaar, running from Saturday to Sunday, serves as a platform to strengthen support for Hongkongers in Taiwan and promote a harmonious integration of cultures. Participants expressed hope that such events would enhance mutual understanding and collaboration.
Stall Highlights:
- Culinary Delights: Visitors enjoyed traditional Hong Kong snacks, including pineapple buns and milk tea.
- Cultural Exchange: Stall owners, like Ivan, displayed promotional materials related to Hong Kong’s pro-democracy movements, sharing personal stories and insights about life in Hong Kong under changing political climates.
| Location | Stalls | Cultural Offerings |
|---|---|---|
| Huashan 1914 Park | 66 | Authentic Hong Kong Cuisine |
| Creative Hong Kong Products |
Voices of the Community
Edward Fan, a Taiwanese supporter of Hong Kong culture, highlighted that many Hongkongers immigrated to Taiwan seeking the democratic freedoms that allow open expression. The bazaar is seen as a vital opportunity for immigrants to share their culture and stories with the Taiwanese public, reducing the friction that sometimes arises from cultural adjustments.
Official Remarks
Michael Wang, Vice Chairman of THEC, praised the gathering as a unique chance to enjoy the freedoms Taiwan provides. Sang Pu, President of the Taiwan Hong Kong Association, described the event as a significant step towards the assimilation of Hongkongers while maintaining their cultural identity.
FAQs
What is the purpose of the bazaar?
The bazaar aims to foster understanding between Taiwanese locals and Hong Kong immigrants while promoting cultural exchange.
How many stalls are featured?
The event features 66 stalls showcasing various aspects of Hong Kong culture, including food and crafts.
What types of food are available?
Visitors can enjoy authentic Hong Kong dishes such as pineapple buns and milk tea.
How is the event supported?
The bazaar is backed by government funding, highlighting the Taiwanese government’s commitment to supporting Hongkongers.
Where can I find more information?
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