Exhibits
Taiwanese indigenous peoples and 228 Incident: Returning ______
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Update:
2023-01-03
Date: Dec. 23, 2022 – Jun. 25, 2023
Opening Hours: 10:00 to 17:00, from Tuesday to Sunday/Closed Day: Every Monday
Venue: National 228 Memorial Museum(No.54, Nanhai Rd., Zhongzheng Dist., Taipei City 100, Taiwan)
Advised by the Ministry of the Interior, Taiwan
Organized by the Memorial Foundation of 228, Taiwan Historica, National 228 Memorial Museum
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This exhibit combines images of historical trails with traditional and digital displays, taking you through half a century of buried historical truth. It wasn't until after the democratization of Taiwan that the truth was gradually revealed.
Just as the short poem on the entrance reads: The history was once dark and difficult to understand, and we were deeply enveloped by fear. However, democracy was a source of light that shined into the dusty archives, finally revealing the truth and writing it into history.
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