[Whispers of Life] Staring at Taiwan

On National Day, my husband and I originally planned to visit the Huwei Medical Center in Tamsui, but we had no choice. Because of the epidemic, this was the second time we made a special trip, but it was not open. In desperation, I found a new exhibition hall not far away:

zeppelin space

In 2013, as soon as the documentary [See Taiwan] was released, I bought a ticket and went to the cinema to watch it. I will always remember that in the dark cinema, the majestic scenes of Taiwan illuminated the cinema brightly. It was the first time that I knew my hometown through such a perspective. I was sitting on the seat of the movie theater, but my mind and body were vast and my mind was flying. It turned out that this was my hometown.

After that, I also bought a DVD collection of documentaries, which are my favorite documentaries.

Therefore, when Director Qi had an accident, he was lost for a while and felt that Taiwan had lost a beautiful person.

Why is Zeppelin called Zeppelin? It has the same name as the spaceship, soaring in the sky.

Stepping into Zeppelin Space, this is the third batch of exhibitions of the normal exhibition, [Yinghe], which shows the large and small rivers in Taiwan taken by Director Qi. Rivers are the mother of the earth, starting from upstream and slowly flowing to the sea. On the way, people's lives and small dreams were carried.

Afterwards, an enlarged photo of Dao Qi was displayed in this space. The description stated that Dao Qi had a fear of heights, but he still overcame this fear in order to photograph Taiwan. That photo is of holding the camera sideways, stepping out of the helicopter with one foot, and leaning forward slightly. This is the ultimate in overcoming the fear of heights, right? I think.

Listening to the tour guide's explanation, Director Qi introduced tens of millions of filming equipment just to present the most beautiful and realistic picture quality, and a broken machine in the display cabinet was the one that also crashed at the time of the incident. , 30 million, fell into pieces, but perhaps 30 million is not comparable to this precious life asset in Taiwan.

Thanks to Director Qi for his dedication to Taiwan, let us understand our hometown from different perspectives. The beauty of Taiwan is three-dimensional, and it is a relationship between people. As stated by the Zeppelin Foundation, what we need to do is to cultivate and find The next Zeppelin will inherit the beauty of Taiwan.