New Taipei Province’s 3 consecutive years of excellence are celebrated with Hakka Bureau presenting awards and sharing the glory | Taiwan’s good news TaiwanHot

The New Taipei City Government won the “Excellent Class and NT$1 million Award” from the Hakka Committee for promoting Hakka as the common language for three consecutive years in 2010, 111 and 112. The award was presented at the city council meeting today (24th).The Hakka Bureau said that in addition to thanking the Hakka Committee for its recognition, the Hakka Bureau also wanted to thank the relevant bureaus and offices of the city government for their full assistance to facilitate the smooth promotion of Hakka business. For the Hakka Committee’s continued recognition, the city will work even harder and combine efforts from the public and private sectors. Energy and strength to create a high-quality, friendly, diverse and inclusive Hakka environment in this city.The Hakka Affairs Bureau pointed out that the 112-year evaluation of the effectiveness of promoting Hakka as the common language is an award-winning unit that is not in a region where Hakka is the common language. It has established a dedicated Hakka Affairs Bureau to serve more than 672,000 Hakka people in the city. In 112 years, it has combined various 56 Hakka groups in the district have 129 workshops, 53 kindergartens, 38 primary and secondary schools, and 8 colleges and universities deeply cultivate Hakka; 25 art and cultural groups have promoted 64 Hakka art tours; 51 Hakka cases have been passed on to teachers. There are 38 community action Hakka services and 13 schools providing Hakka deep-rooting services; 17 Hakka story-telling sites have promoted the ancient style of Hakka storytelling in local libraries.

In addition, the heads of the 29 bureaus, the district heads of the 29 districts, and the director of the Museum of the Cultural Affairs Bureau were invited to shoot speaker videos, which were also used in conjunction with 50 mini-tours of the Tung Blossom Festival in the city’s 7 districts for speaker marketing, New Year’s Day or important festivals (such as Valentine’s Day and Christmas) festival), shoot short videos, promote Hakka on social media, and promote guest speakers both physically and online. The achievements have been recognized three times in three consecutive years.

The Hakka Bureau stated that New Taipei City is an “urban Hakka” and its promotion strategies and methods are obviously different from those of Hakka villages. The current promotion strategies include cultural transmission, festival exhibitions, local creative arts, and Hakka cross-arts. There are still several tasks that still need to be done. Please continue to implement: First, build “Harbin Guest Houses” widely. Currently, 6 Hakka Guesthouses have been completed in Zhonghe, Tamsui, Xindian, Xinzhuang, Banqiao and Wugu. A seventh Hakka Guest House is planned to be set up in Luzhou in 2020. The guest house aims to increase to 10 in 2015. It is hoped that the people of New Taipei City can “encounter Hakkas around the corner”. From point to line, and then from line to surface, the beauty of Hakka culture will be further expanded in New Taipei.

Second, implement the inheritance of Hakka language, including the promotion of Hakka language in schools. The best time for children to learn Hakka language is from an early age, so we must continue to promote it. The other is to promote it from the Hakka youth, so the “Hakka Youth Think Tank” was established to use the Hakka youth The influence of the think tank group calls on young people to participate in Hakka activities, serve as hosts, judges, curate creations and record Hakka food programs to showcase and preserve Hakka culture and cultivate a new generation of Hakkas. The Hakka Bureau is requested to continue to implement and promote it.

Third, implement the “Wuliao Hakka Village Creation Plan”. 60% of the residents in Wuliao, Sanxia District are Hakka group friends. This is an important Hakka base. The city’s first Hakka Village Creation Base is in Wuliao. A public-private partnership is used to connect Wuliao Hakka Village, community colleges and local cultural centers to establish partnerships to expand Hakka seeds in New Taipei City and continue to pass on Hakka culture.

Fourth, develop the sustainable goals of SDGs. The “Hakka Cultural Park” features local tea, dyeing, Hakka, ecology and parent-child interaction. It is an important Hakka cultural heritage base in New Taipei. It has also passed environmental education certification and become a major cultural heritage base in New Taipei. It is the first environmental education site with the goal of inheriting Hakka culture.

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