"Gratitude to Hakka (Chen-meng Hakka)" Permanent Exhibition at the Taiwan Hakka Museum (「承蒙客家」臺灣客家文化館常設展)

This exhibition is based on the pre-exhibition research book "Chen-meng" (承蒙) as the curatorial theme. "Chen-meng" signifies the mutual respect and gratitude between the Hakka community and Taiwanese society. The visual identity uses the "H" from Hakka as an image, depicting two people "joining hands" to express the cultural spirit of mutual inclusion and creating a wonderful Formosa together; it also carries the meaning of "cupping hands" (拱手) in thanks, highlighting the theme "Gratitude to Hakka". The exhibition reinterprets Hakka culture from five perspectives: "Historical Hakka," "Global Hakka," "Everyday Hakka," "Cultural Hakka," and "Citizen Hakka." It aims to prove through this exhibition that Hakka is an indispensable part of Taiwan's multiculturalism, expressing the universal value that Taiwan nourished Hakka culture, and Hakka enriched Taiwanese culture.

【Reservation for Visit is Open】
According to the instructions of the Central Epidemic Command Center on July 8, epidemic prevention measures are being gradually relaxed, and the national Level 3 epidemic alert is extended until July 26. This museum will implement a "micro-opening" starting July 14:
Please call 037-985558 ext. 732 from July 12 between 9:00-17:00 to make a reservation. Visiting hours are generally two 2-hour sessions in the morning (9:00 & 11:00) and two in the afternoon (13:30 & 15:30) (the last session until 17:00). Individuals or groups who have completed reservations should arrive on time.
Crowd control is still required before entering the park/museum:
The total number of people in the museum is limited to 100 / a single special exhibition room (or shop) is limited to 40 people.