"2020 Hsinchu County Hakka Arts Festival" - Hakka Bayin Arts Showcase

"2020 Hsinchu County Hakka Arts Festival" - Hakka Bayin Arts Showcase kicked off lively at the Xinwawu Hakka Culture Preservation Area, hosted by Secretary-General Chen Chi-yuan.

Hsinchu County Magistrate Yang Wen-ke stated that "Hakka Bayin" is a very important traditional performing art in Hakka culture, and that the goal is to pass on and promote traditional Hakka opera and to discover more and more wonderful traditional Hakka artistic styles. This time, unprecedentedly, the Cultural Affairs Bureau was asked to organize the "Hakka Bayin Grand Joint Performance," hoping to showcase the unique beauty of traditional Hakka opera through Hakka Bayin battle-stage performances and joint performances.

Director Tian Chao-jung of the Hsinchu County Cultural Affairs Bureau stated that in the "2020 Hsinchu County Hakka Arts Festival" - Hakka Bayin Arts Showcase, those participating in the Hakka Bayin Grand Joint Performance include: Tianwu Beiguan Bayin Troupe, Guanxi Hereditary Longxi Bayin Troupe, Hsinchu County Taiyuan Tang Wen Sanhe Bayin Troupe, Shenjing Xinxingxuan Beiguan Bayin Troupe, Hsinchu Beipu Bayin Troupe and Xinpu Neilu Tonglexuan, a total of 6 registered Hakka Bayin groups in the county.

The Hsinchu County Cultural Affairs Bureau also simultaneously launched multiple activities at the Xinwawu Hakka Culture Preservation Area, arranging a traditional performing arts area in the park's antique corners, allowing the public to get close to Hakka art with zero distance. There are also a Hakka cultural and creative handmade market, Hakka craft/food DIY hundred-person pickled radish, potherb mustard experience course and the surprise-filled "Theater in the Corner" unit. You are sincerely welcome to invite friends and companions to come to Xinwawu in the golden autumn season, experience Hakka folk customs and vitality, and feel the connection and resonance between people. In addition, 4 sessions of the Art Returns Home Hakka Grand Opera performances in Beipu, Zhudong, Emei and Hengshan and other places await your participation, allowing traditional and contemporary Hakka art to continue its life in modern living.