When interviewing teacher Tsai Yanyu, the teacher taught us how to knit straw hats and coasters. When we started to show the works we knitted during this period, we realized that we are so good and we have learned the weaving craft very well invisibly.

The director also put on display her owl works at the Teachers' Training Society. Some teachers saw it and said that they had come to participate in the training that day. At the same time, they learned more about it and found out that the craftsmanship of Lukang Cypress Straw Hats could sell millions of hats in the late Japanese colonial period.

On Teachers' Day, the Straw Hat Team held a small cultural relics exhibition to promote Lukang's unique "Cypress Straw Hat" with teachers, introduce the story and development of Cypress Straw Hat, and let everyone know about Cypress Straw Hat.

In a corner of the campus, we displayed the deer and coasters that everyone knitted, and made scratches to teach everyone how to knit a deer. Small cultural relics can make viewers stop and watch, which achieves our promotion purpose and lets more people know about the unparalleled splendor of Lukang Cypress Straw hats.