Day study Dadao Chengtai Mayor Ke Wenzhe: actively promote the unwalled Museum

Ke Wenzhe, mayor of Taipei, Dadaocheng: actively promote the unwalled museum

Taipei Mayor Ke Wenzhe came to Yongle Square in Daocheng District yesterday (11) to unveil the 2020 New Culture Movement month. At the same time, citizens predicted a cultural event in 2021, which is the centenary of the founding of the Taiwan Cultural Association. Mayor Ke Wenzhe also visited the shop of the characteristic temple in Dihua Street in person to lead the public friends to experience the history and culture that belongs exclusively to Daocheng.

Mayor Ke Wenzhe said in a speech at the event that cultural construction represents the long-term standard of a city. At present, Bei City has a 5-3 plan, that is, five unwalled museums, plus three important pop culture venues and cultural parks, including Beiliu, Beiyi and Songyan. The original intention of Taipei's promotion of unwalled museums is that culture should not be confined to museum buildings, but should be broken down so that the whole neighborhood and community are museums for citizens' friends.

Mayor Ke Wenzhe also analyzed his own medical background and the development of the epidemic in various countries, and believed that the epidemic would not be completely over within two years. During the epidemic, the Beishi government began to plan deep tourism in the city. Taipei's tourist route and cultural heritage will be better and more in place. In this way, when the epidemic is over and international tourism begins to recover, Taipei can attract more foreign tourists.

Mayor Ke Wen-Tseh said that the 53rd plan of the unwalled Museum in North City hopes to accept local views, so they will extensively listen to the suggestions of local citizens and various cultural groups, and then cross-bureau departments will integrate hardware, activities, organization, and other aspects. to make the city's tourist resources more integrated and coherent.

Ke Wenzhe, mayor of Taipei in Dadaocheng, a day student at ▲: actively promote the unwalled Museum.