Using the themes of “encounter, love, and forgetting,” the story is expressed through abstract and symbolic imagery. At the beginning, Noah collides with Mira, introducing a note that connects love and memory. Fish, water, film reels, and torn paper depict Noah caught in a cycle between remembering and forgetting. In the end, Mira leaves, Noah loses his memory, and the scene returns to a fisheye perspective.
Maokong Adventures
Bachelor Program in Digtal Marketing Design, Ming Chi University of Technology
Maokong’s tea culture in Taipei faces challenges such as generational gaps in cultural transmission and declining public engagement.
To address this, the project develops a pop-up book centered on Maokong for children aged 6–10.
Through story-driven interactions, tea-making knowledge is presented by integrating social studies and science curricula, supported by a parent–child handbook and interactive games.
By transforming cultural learning into an immersive experience, the project aims to foster awareness and a sense of identity with local tea culture among younger generations.
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