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A brief history
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Due to the rapid changes of our current society,
traditional arts are dying out because there are no people learning these
skills. Therefore in February 1995, under a decision made by the Executive
Yuan, a proposal for the establishment of a ‘North Eastern Cultural Arts Park’
was changed to a plan for establishing a ‘Center for Traditional Arts’ and the
Council for Cultural Affairs, Taiwan was put in charge of this plan. In 1996 a
preparatory office was founded, and on March 27, the preparatory office started
official operation. Up until today, apart from dedicating ourselves to the new
development of the center, we are still facing the problem of the traditional
arts dying out and being lost. Therefore, we hope to finish our objectives in
advance and finish surveys into traditional arts, the collection and
organization of information on traditional arts so as to preserve them. We also
hope to transmit these traditional arts in the shortest amount of time.On
January16, 2002, we passed a primary examination by the Executive Yuan. On
January 28 in the same year, we started to work on the park and
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commenced a series of events making us the main organization for traditional
arts in Taiwan.
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| General Information |
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1. Organizational Aims:
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According to the scheduled plans approved by the
Executive Yuan, the aim of this center is to make sure that traditional arts
can be passed on to future generations. In addition, in order to extend the
influence of our traditions and to encourage more participation by people in
the local residential area, we have now clearly defined this cultural park as a
governmental organization that is managed by a private company under the
supervision of the government.
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2. Our Vision of Space Planning:
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Our center is situated at the downstream
of the Dong Shan River in Wujie township. Dong Shan Water Park is only across
the river from us and our park can be easily reached by the coastal highway.
The total space of the park covers some 24 hectares and was built to meet the
needs of traditional theater, music, dance, arts, and acrobatics. The park has
21 buildings and sites in total. An explanation of various spaces and
infrastructure at the park is provided below:
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1. Entrance and Parking Area:
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This area includes the main avenue, central controls,
entrance to the traditional theatre performance area, promotion and development
zones for traditional arts as well as parking areas for scooters, parking areas
for small cars (including two pedestrian paths to the entrance of the drama and
art zones), parking areas for large cars and roads linking the park to roads
outside the park.
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2. Administration and Accommodation
Sites
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This area includes administration
offices, halls of residence for students and tutors, a communal area and a
canteen.
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3. Study Area for Traditional Arts
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| This area consists of the Modern Theater, the Traditional Music
Hall, the Graduate School of Traditional Arts and the Library. There are also
study and rehearsal spaces in the theater. The music hall has spaces for
research and teaching and there is also a space for rehearsals in the stadium. |
4. Traditional Theatre Performance Areas
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This area includes the Modern Theatre,
the Traditional Music Hall, the Exhibition Center and an outdoor theater and
plaza.
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5. Promotion and Development Zones for
Traditional Arts
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This includes areas such as the
Exhibition Center, the Guang-Hsiao Hall, the Artists’ Studios, the Traditional
Toy Center, the Wen-Chang Hall, the Traditional Theatre, food stands, the House
of Huang and the Informational center.
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6. The Experience Zone
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This includes the North and South Gates,
wetlands, inner river banks, an outdoor plaza (this is used for traditional
acrobats, traditional athletics and larger performances), a botanical garden,
self-guided nature trails and a sewerage treatment area.
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| Copyright reserved by National Center for
Traditional Art Suggested resolution, 1024 x 768
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| Address: No. 201, Wubin Road section 2, Wujie township, Yi-Lan county 268 |
E-mail:
service@ncfta.gov.tw / TEL: +886-3-970-5815/ FAX: +886-3-960-5237
/Facsimile: +886-3-950-1177 Opening Times:Everyday 9:00-18:00 (Last admission
17:00) |
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