Announcement Compilation
National Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall Management Office organizes the "Freedom Flower" permanent exhibition
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| I. | In accordance with the letter from the National Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall Management Office dated December 23, 114, Ref. No. Zheng Zhan Zi No. 1143001622. |
| II. | The National Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall Management Office's permanent exhibition "Freedom's Bud" uses the metaphor of freedom like a bud to showcase the journey of Taiwanese people pursuing democracy and freedom from 1945 to the present. The exhibition opened on November 24, 114, and has received enthusiastic responses from domestic and international audiences since its opening. It helps in understanding the process of Taiwan's democratic development. Many school teachers have led students for extracurricular learning, which is closely related to topics such as Taiwanese history, human rights education, and transitional justice. The exhibition includes 5 major units, which not only enhance audio-visual, interactive, and object displays to create an immersive viewing environment but also provide free guided tours. All schools are welcome to make full use of this opportunity. |
| III. | Exhibition information is summarized as follows: |
| (I) | Visiting Hours: 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM daily. |
| (II) | Exhibition Location: 1st Floor Permanent Exhibition Hall, Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall. |
| (III) | 5 Major Exhibition Units: |
| 1. | "World Waves": Reviews the global wave of democracy, listing important events in the pursuit of democracy and human rights worldwide after World War II, and comparing them with Taiwan's major democratic development milestones; as well as the lifelong pursuit of Deng Nan-jung, an important figure in Taiwan's freedom of speech: the opportunity for Taiwan to become a free nation. |
| 2. | "Silent Era": Displays the various social control measures taken by the rulers during Taiwan's martial law period, such as bans on songs, restrictions on thought, speech, and freedom of movement, and simulations of interrogation rooms. |
| 3. | "The Road to Freedom of Speech in Taiwan": Focuses on the progress of freedom of speech in Taiwan, presenting the journey from 47 years of authoritarian rule to democracy and freedom from 1945 to the present. |
| 4. | "Trauma": Through the life theater of political victims of the White Terror, their letters, and wills, it helps to understand the trauma inflicted on individuals, families, and society by the state apparatus's persecution of human rights. |
| 5. | "Blooming Brilliance": Invites the audience to see contemporary Taiwan's reflection on history through books, picture books, comics, and audiovisual works. Visitors are also welcome to write down their thoughts and share their views on the exhibition. |
| IV. | Guided Tour Information: |
| (I) | Scheduled Weekend Guided Tours: |
| 1. | Period: Every Saturday and Sunday from 2:30 PM to 3:30 PM. |
| 2. | Meeting Point: In front of the 1st Floor Permanent Exhibition Hall, Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall. |
| (II) | Group Guided Tours: Please complete the online application on the official website of the Management Office at least 7 days prior to your visit (https://event.culture.tw/CKSMH/portal/Tour/J5402MAction?useLanguage=tw&tourId=57001), or contact Ms. Lian at (02)2343-1100 ext. 1112. |