Dialogue between Art and the City.

In the morning, I visited Huashan 1914 Creative Park, a cultural space transformed from an old brewery, which has now become a gathering place for art lovers in Taipei. I leisurely strolled through the park, enjoying street performances, exploring galleries and unique shops, and experiencing the diversity and creativity of the city's culture. Every corner here holds a story, encouraging one to slow down and savor the details. In the afternoon, I took the high-speed rail to Tainan to visit the Tainan Art Museum. The museum's pure white architecture is like a piece of art itself, simple and elegant. Inside, it houses a rich collection of Taiwanese art, from traditional calligraphy and paintings to contemporary installations. Each painting and sculpture carries its own unique cultural language. I paused in front of the works of avant-garde Taiwanese artists, feeling the thoughts and emotions conveyed through their creations. At dusk, as I stepped out of the museum, the streets of Tainan were bathed in the soft golden light of the setting sun, marking the perfect end to this artistic journey.