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The CHIAO-TOU Community has embraced sustainable development, breathing new life into the Taiwan Cypress Straw Hat industry. They have launched the "Chai Zhi Dao" (柴知稻) project, which integrates rice farming with the historical hat weaving tradition, bringing cultural arts into daily life. Elderly community members share their life stories, creating a unique and immersive cultural experience.
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One cultural event successfully reconnected the community, bringing together old towns, old homes, old stories, and elderly artisans, reviving shared memories and preserving collective heritage.
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Protecting traditional crafts is about preserving ancient skills and knowledge for future generations—it’s like safeguarding a piece of history and ensuring it continues to be passed down. Using eco-friendly materials benefits the environment by reducing waste and pollution, which is a long-term investment in our planet.
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The promotion of Taiwan Cypress Straw Hats in CHIAO-TOU Community requires the collective effort of skilled artisans. This collaboration strengthens community bonds and creates a supportive space for craft development.
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When a community values traditional craftsmanship and ecological sustainability, they establish a strong social network that upholds artisanal excellence and promotes cultural heritage.
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The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) advocate for responsible progress, guiding humanity toward a sustainable future. By working together to preserve handmade Taiwan Cypress Straw Hats, CHIAO-TOU Community is growing stronger. This movement not only fosters a sense of pride and connection but also ensures the survival of traditions and values for generations to come.
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