人「客」正來尞－茶壽技藝編織的文化記憶 Hakka Hospitality: Weaving Cultural Memories through the Traditional Craft of Caˇ Su (Tea Nest)

發布單位：學輔中心

活動簡介 Event Description

相關研究指出，跨族群接觸與活動參與，不僅增進學生對多元文化之理解，亦有助於大學生之認知與情感發展。因此，學輔中心依據學院特性，連結臺大客家研究社，一同規劃客家文化交流與手作體驗活動，協助學生從共同的歷史脈絡與族群記憶中找到情感共鳴、確立自我定位，進而提升面對生活挑戰之心理韌性。

Relevant research shows that cross-cultural interaction and event participation not only enhance students' understanding of multiculturalism, but also foster their cognitive and emotional development. Therefore, tailored to the distinct characteristics of each college, the Center for Student Well-Being has partnered with the NTU Hakka Club to organize Hakka cultural exchanges and hands-on craft workshops. These activities aim to help students find emotional resonance and establish their self-identity through shared historical contexts and ethnic memories, ultimately strengthening their psychological resilience when facing life challenges.

場次活動時間 Sessions

帶領者：邱映樺/來本冊子工作室負責人、邱福德/汶水茶壽企業社負責人

Facilitator：CHIU,YING-HUA/Remainer Studio Director、CHIU,FU-TE/ Vogonvug Director

活動時間：2026年11月06日(星期五)，13:30-17:00

Date & Time： November 06, 2026 (Fri.) 13:30–17:00

活動地點：學輔中心學輔好吧

Venue：Nice Bar, Center for Student Well-Being

報名資訊 Participation

預計人數：20人

Quota：20 participants

是否優先錄取：以自我認同為客家族群之生物資源暨農學院學生或臺大客家研究社成員為優先；如尚有名額，則開放其他學院內對於客家文化感興趣之學生報名參與。

Priority： Priority will be given to students from the College of Bioresources and Agriculture who self-identify as Hakka, as well as members of the NTU Hakka Club. If spots remain, registration will be open to other students within the college who are interested in Hakka culture.

適合報名對象：本校在學學生，對客家文化有興趣者

Eligibility：Currently enrolled students who are interested in Hakka culture.