Taiwan-Japan Student Cultural Exchange 2018 Romantic Taoshan Line Revitalization Market ⟦4 Hosted by the Hsinchu County Cultural and Creative Arts Tourism Development Association, "2018 Romantic Taoshan Line Revitalization Market," under the guidance of the Hakka Affairs Council and the Tri-Mountain National Scenic Area Headquarters of the Tourism Bureau, Ministry of Transportation and Communications, promotes Taiwan-Japan student cultural exchange, and was grandly held on 12/11 in Shih-erh-liao, Emei Township, Hsinchu County. Hsinchu County Magistrate Chiu Ching-chun welcomed students from Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan, looked forward to a pleasant cultural exchange with students from 6 schools in Hsinchu County, and presented Emei's local specialty Oriental Beauty Tea.

The "2018 Romantic Taoshan Line Revitalization Market", organized by the Hsinchu County Cultural and Creative Arts Tourism Development Association, guided by the Hakka Affairs Council and the Administration Office of the Tri-Mountain National Scenic Area under the Tourism Bureau of the Ministry of Transportation and Communications, was grandly held on 12/11 in Shihliao, Emei Township, Hsinchu County, to promote Taiwan-Japan student cultural exchange. Hsinchu County Magistrate Chiu Ching-chun welcomed the students from Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan, looked forward to a pleasant cultural exchange with students from 6 schools in Hsinchu County, and presented them with the local Emei specialty Oriental Beauty Tea.

Professor Chang Wen-chuan of National Taipei University of Technology stated that through the "Romantic Taoshan Line Revitalization Market" event, he hopes to pass on Taiwan's delicious agricultural products and warm human touch to Japan through school exchanges. This event featured about 300 teachers and students from Ibaraki Prefectural Shimodate First High School in Japan, and about 400 people from six local Taiwanese schools: Hsinchu County Fuxing Elementary School, Hsinchu County Emei Junior High School, Hsinchu City World Senior High School, Miaoli County Private Dacheng Senior High School, China University of Technology, and Ta Hwa University of Science and Technology, as well as specialty shops along the Taoshan Line, participating in the market, with stalls including Hakka cuisine, handmade soap, persimmon dyeing, glass products, and more.

The Hsinchu County Cultural and Creative Arts Tourism Development Association is a non-profit social organization, with the spirit of promoting cultural and creative arts and leisure tourism, influencing more people to happily devote themselves to cultural and creative arts work, and with the main purpose of driving leisure tourism crowds, promoting cultural industry-academia education, and combining with government promotion of industrial vocational education and training, integrating resources through holding cultural and creative markets and artistic performance activities, so that rural areas can also create a model of humanities and arts as its purpose.