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Whenever I go to Tainan and tell my friends they are jealous, In a good way. If Taiwan is a cake, then Tainan is definitely the cherry on top. And sorry, I won’t mention all the beautiful places to visit here. Also - I will skip the fabulous historical part. I will go straight to the point - FOOD!

Recently, I was invited by the Bureau of Economic Development, Tainan City Government and NCKU Research and Development Foundation to a 3-day trip, and visited 20 shops. You can always count on the kindness and hospitality of the Tainan people. But don't worry, If I was invited, my camera was invited too, and that means I did my best to show off those places, and now I will pay back those nice people, and I am going to invite you on the trip too; are you ready?

PART 01 - When in Tainan, eat as the Tainanese do! - A guide to flavorful, popular (and English speaking) places serving Tainan food!

Taiwanese food is just extraordinary. Everybody loves it. No doubt about it. But now, you need to know that Tainan is the oldest city in Taiwan and because of that - the variety of foods is richer here than anywhere else. So I will introduce a few places around Tainan where you can get local food. So take your chopsticks in the hand and let’s commence our mouth-watering journey around Tainan!

子龍點鴨 (Zi long dian ya)
As a person born and raised in Europe, I am not really used to eating ducks the way they are usually served in Taiwan. I don't really like messing with bones. But here was a great surprise! They prepare meals removing bones. They sell duck with dried noodles or rice, and also have plenty of side dishes, too. The most special one is duck feet with cucumber, which is really good. Another thing is - the restaurant is located in a typical Tainan style neighbourhood near the old street, so after the tasty dishes you can stroll around there for a while.

磨磨茶 (Mo mo cha)
It’s a chic tea house waiting for you in one of the narrow streets downtown in Tainan (walking distance from the train station). The owner showed and let me make my own matcha from dry tea leaves. Usually tea shops are supplied by whole suppliers (importing tea in bulk). However, this is not the case here - the owner’s family has run a tea plantation for 3 generations; you can taste and say - the tea flows through his veins! They serve a whole variety of delicious teas from Taiwan, for instance: high mountain green tea, oolong tea, tea with fruit juice, milk tea, and more.

The place has stunning interiors that are simple, but you can feel a Taiwanese coziness inside. Momocha is a great place to sit and relax, read a book. Just enjoy your gourmet teas and let time stop for a while.

Apart from the teas and drink you can also find here food, such as Gua Bao. If you speak a bit of Chinese you will know that Han Bao (漢堡) is a word for hamburger. Basically, it's a burger but instead of bread they use a steamed bun. If you are in Tainan it's a must try. :)

禾記嫩骨飯 (Hé jì nèn gú fàn)
This is one very special Chinese restaurant. This place is particularly famous in Tainan because it’s already become a chain. Actually, the dishes are very simple - such as rice and meat, but…. the devil is in the details, and in this case it’s the special way they prepare their meats. Of course, that's the chef's secret, but they're delicious. The flag dish is braised pork with soft bones. And indeed the bones are so soft that you can easily eat them! Apart from that you can find other dishes, such as Braised Pork Noodles.

三船熱炒100 (三船の鳗丼 Sānchuán de mán jǐng)
100 stir-fried Taiwanese traditional food. You can see a lot of places with number "100" on the street in Taiwan and especially at night there are crowds feasting there. The number 100 in the name is not an accident here - it’s the price of most of the dishes on the menu - around 100$. Apart from Taiwanese delicacies - such a pig heart, intestines and so on, you can also order typical Japanese meals - such as freshly made sashimi, sushi. It’s worth mentioning that the owner is an eel farmer, so if you love this kind of fish, you will find great quality unagi here!

This is one of the five stories that are coming soon. Feel free to ask any questions you have, feel free to share and tag friends that haven’t been to Tainan… never, or not recently, and need to go there with you and… and…. and make sure you stay tuned because there are more stories coming soon!

More details:
子龍點鴨 Zi Long Dian Ya
Address: No.74, Zhengxing St., West Central Dist, Tainan
Opening hours: Mon - Fri 11:00-20:30 (Wednesday - day off) / Sat, Sun 11:00-21:00

磨磨茶 Momocha beverage
Address: No. 2, Lane 161, Section 1, Beimen Road, West Central District, Tainan City
Opening hours: 11:00-18:00 (Monday, Tuesday - day off)

禾記嫩骨飯 HOCHE Taiwanese Cuisine Flagship Store
Address: No. 60, Nanmen Road, West Central District, Tainan City
Opening hours: 10:30-21:00

三船熱炒100 San Chuan Stir-fried Cuisine 100
Address: No. 136, Kangle Street, West Central District, Tainan City
Opening hours: 11:00-14:00/17:00-23:00 (Monday - day off)

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CONNECTED COSPLAY STARS FOR 2019. Cosplayers to keep your eyes on this year. From VIET NAM.......
Name: Alice Severus
Location: HCM City, Viet Nam
Occupation: Student
Website/Social Media:
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Credits: (Photographers ect.). The Fool Photography, Terashi Photography, Nguyễn Anh Huy,…

When and how did you get started in Cosplay?
-I’ve started cosplay in 2014

What was your first Cosplay?
-Len ver Senbonzakura. I used to cosplay two more characters before him, but the project is not perfect, because he is the first character I completed perfectly at that time from wig to costume so I decided to let him be the first thing character I cosplay.

What was the most difficult character?
-Kogitsunemaru, because my face not too manly & handsome to cosplay him, so I have a little bit problem with the photoshoot & pose.

What characters are you planning and type of character are you drawn to?
-I like lovely, energetic, kind-hearted girl and cool, clever, handsome boy :’3 so this is my planning of 2019: Ram Bunny, Rem Nyanko, Nico Yazawa ver Marine, Todoroki Shoto, Xiao Shou Bing Liang, Neo queen Serenity.

What is your process when starting from the beginning with a new cosplay?
-I research all of picture, notice every scene my character I like appear, remember the typical actions or habits of the character I want to cosplay. Save money, and then order the costume + wig and all necessary things because I’m not very skillful.

Are there any helpful hints in sewing, costume design or any other aspects of your cosplay that you discovered in doing your creations?
-Hmmmm, have your costume done first, and then order your wig and everything necessary :’3.

Do you have a preferred brand of makeup in your cosplay? And if so why?
-I’m okay with any brand excepted Poind’s 

What are you listening to?
-I’m listening to USUK, C-pop, J-pop also K-pop & V-pop :’3

Favorite Movies?
-Harry Potter - this is an amazing movies and novel I’ve ever read!!

Favorite Animes?
-Love live, Boku No Hero Academia, TSURUNE: KAZEMAI KOUKOU KYUUDOUBU, Kuroko no basket, Re:zero, etc

Favorite TV Shows?
-Animal Planet, Discovery, etc

Is there a scene from a anime, cartoon, movie or tv show that left a big impression on you and what was it?
-Yes, of course, the scene that I have never forget in the Korean movie name Train to Busan. That scene about the father jumps off the train lead to Busan where zombie disease has been controlled by the government and the army after he being bitten and infected with the zombie virus. And in the meantime, all he thought in his head was a memory when he was carrying his daughter when she was born and grew up.

Books?
-I really like reading novel. If I have free time, I’ll spend almost my time to reading so I thing I can not mention all the book I like.

Games?
-League of legend, Love Live, Touken Ranbu, Yume Oukoku To Nemureru 100-nin Oujisama, Onmyoji, etc

Beverage?
-Peace Tea ❤.

Fast Food/ Junk Food of choice?
-Junk Food.
Candy bar?
-60% dark chocolate.

Favorite Breakfast cereal?
-In my country, we eat Phở, noodles, bread or sandwich for breakfast.

Is there something not going on in the cosplay world that you would want to see or is there something you would want to change?
-Research about the character you gonna cosplay carefully, not because that character hot, and then you cosplay it because it hot without knowing about that character.

What was your favorite toy growing up?
-Doll!! Aww I really like doll and I want to have a huge family BJD doll!!

Who is your biggest character crush and why?
-Tsurumaru Kuninaga!

You enter a warehouse. There is little light, but you are able to find your way around. The sound of music draws you to a corner of the warehouse. There are FIVE GHOUL CLOWNS, playing a dancing video game. They have razor sharp teeth and scary weapons. Magic can not affect them; they sense your presence and turn facing you. They run to you to attack. Time to fight! What character would you want to be to defeat them and how would you handle the situation?
-Hmmmm I think I’m gonna be one punch man!! And I will hit them down by one punch ahahaha.

If you had to be chained with a character for one year, what would be the character and what would you do?
-I wanna be chained with Sakamoto kun (Sakamoto desu ga) and learn how to become perfect like him.

You can have dinner with your favorite character. And at this dinner you may ask one question. Who would be the character and what would be your one question?
-Aw I wish I could have dinner with Sesshomaru sama from Inuyasha, and I will ask him:’’How do you feel when you fall in love a girl with human blood – the blood you have always despised for a long time.

What's number 1 on your bucket list? (Something you want to do before you leave the planet).
-Become a witch!!

What advice would you give to people getting started in Cosplay?
-Love that character, cherish them by find out their story, and you can succeed with your favorite character! Let’s have fun together ❤ !!!

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Issue 15 : 影像的左邊
The Left Side of Images

攝影，做為一種運動方法，本期我們關注一個批判視野——左翼——在影像上的實踐與歷史意義。

影像有「左」、「右」之分嗎？這是我們提出的第一個問題。當資本主義襲捲全球，成為人們意識形態與生存依附的重心，攝影如何左翼？如果攝影有「左」、「右」之分，那麼，影像的左邊會是什麼呢？左翼的影像又如何成立？我們思索這個命題，提出許多問號。在世界向右傾斜之際，我們質問攝影的反叛能量和政治實踐，試圖透過本期專題摸索、探訪。也許在暗箱某處，依然有一個遊蕩的幽靈，一絲理想主義星火，以及一段歷史洗印的痕跡。

在這期的《攝影之聲》中，何經泰的《白色檔案》召喚台灣五○年代白色恐怖時期幽禁的紅色青春，逆溯一段晦暗的台灣歷史；林深靖回首台灣左翼崎嶇的路徑興衰，以及國際左翼的當前發展；張世倫透過八○年代《人間》雜誌帶動的現實主義攝影風潮，論析左翼理念的人道關懷對台灣紀實攝影的影響與「後人間」時代的攝影變貌；關曉榮從自身攝影工作實踐出發，探索影像的「左」、「右」語彙；郭力昕梳理台灣紀錄片的左翼課題，並同時訪談北京電影學院教授張獻民，側寫當代「左翼紀錄片」的中國語境；顧錚深掘中國「文革」時期左派影像的產製與意識形態塑型，對這場極左運動的視覺政治提出深入的批判分析；李威儀尋究1967年香港「六七暴動」期間左翼陣營出版的多本攝影畫刊，一探這起香港史上最大規模左翼鬥爭風暴中的影像史觀；金子隆一以六○年代世界反叛浪潮下的日本「新左翼」反體制運動，思索日本攝影的抵抗理路。而本期夾帶的《SHOUT》，則重現1930年代初由「台灣赤色救援會」編寫並遭日本殖民政府查禁的無產階級宣傳小冊——《三字集》，重讀台共黨人留下的歷史詩篇。

此外，五月我們也在東京策劃了一次難得的對談，邀請到在1968年間、記錄日本最具代表性的重要學生運動——日大及東大「全共鬥」——的資深攝影家北井一夫和渡辺眸，回顧他們親歷見證的一段過激革命年代。這也是屬於當時極少數得以進入學生組織內部拍攝的兩人，在近半個世紀後，首度對於日本這場歷史性的學潮鬥爭展開的影像對話。

在Artist's Showcase單元，我們則特別專訪中國攝影家徐勇，刊載了他近期發表的最新作品——《底片》。1989年，徐勇在北京天安門廣場拍下了中國最為浩大的民主運動後，終於在今年將這些影像以負片形式集結顯影。即使26年過去，「六四」至今依舊是中國當局的禁忌話題。廣場上的靈魂仍在怒吼，而我們將試著在一幀幀的負像畫面裡，尋找歷史的正像與攝影的含意。

謝謝正在閱讀的你又與我們一起迎接新的一期，這些日子以來我們透過這本雜誌聚在一起，探求攝影的本質、歷史與文化關係，成為影像思考裡的一道新的力量。這條獨立出版的路雖仍然走得艱辛，但希望我們能走得悠長。在這裡也再次誠摯地向支持著這份刊物前行的所有讀者伙伴們致意。

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The first question we raised is: are there “Leftist” and “Rightist” images? How can Leftist images be amongst the waves of global capitalism, which people center their opinions and survival on? If there are “Leftist” and “Rightist” images, what are Leftist images then? How are Leftist images established? As we examine this issue, many questions remain to be answered. As the world tilts to the Right, we question photography’s ability to revolt and its political impact. Through our articles in this issue, we seek for that elusive spirit that might still reside in some long forgotten corner, and uncover some traces left behind in our history that might give us a hint of the answers to our questions.

In this issue, Ho Ching-Tai’s White Terror Files calls out to the souls locked up during the period of martial law (also known as the White Terror period) and traces back to a time of darkness in the history of Taiwan; Lin Shen-Chin looks back on the ups and downs of the Left Wing movement in Taiwan, and the current developments of the Left Wing movement on the international stage; Chang Shih-Lun examines the realist photography movement in the 1980s, brought about by the Ren Jian magazine, and how the humanist compassion of the Left influenced Taiwanese documentary photography, and changes to the photography landscape in the post-Ren Jian era; Guan Xiao-Rong takes a look at what Left and Right mean in the context of photography, based on his own experiences in the photography field; Kuo Li-Hsin explores the Left Wing issues in Taiwan documentaries, and interviews Beijing Photography Institute’s Professor Zhang Xian-Min, examining modern Leftist documentaries in China’s context. Gu Zheng uncovers the production and ideology behind the Leftist images in China’s Cultural Revolution era, and gives an in-depth critique and analysis of the extreme Leftist visual propaganda during that period of time. Lee Wei-I seeks out a series of illustrated propaganda books published by the Left during the Hong Kong 1967 Leftist Riots and gives us a glimpse into one of the most turbulent periods of time in Hong Kong’s Leftist history. Kaneko Ryuichi offers some insights on Japan’s photographic resistance through a closer look at the new Leftist “Anti-Establishment” Movement of the 1960s. In this issue’s SHOUT, we recreate a proletariat propaganda publication Three Word Book by the Taiwan MOPR that was banned by the Japanese colonial government. A look at the mark left behind by the the Taiwan Communists.

In addition, we were very fortunate to have the rare opportunity to speak with the photographers of the 1968 Tokyo University Zenkyoto Protests, Kitai Kazuo and Watanabe Hitomi, who documented one of the most iconic student protests in Japan. We talked to them about their experiences and accounts of that turbulent era 50 years ago. This interview marked the first time that the two of them have shared their experiences as there were very few photographers who were allowed into the student body to document the movement.

This issue of Artist’s Showcase features a special interview with Chinese photographer Xu Yong, along with selections from his recently published works Negatives. After shooting the biggest democratic movement in the history of contemporary China, Beijing’s 1989 Tiananmen Square protests, Xu Yong has finally published these images this year in the form of negatives, where the passion on the Square is frozen in time. Even after 26 years, “June 4th“ is still a taboo in China. In this series of negatives, we search frame by frame for the positive images and the meaning of photography.

Thank you once again for being with us this issue, as you have in our past issues. We hope you will continue to join us as we journey on to ponder photography’s essence, and its historical and cultural relationship and impact. This is a new train of thought in photography literature. Although independent publishing is a difficult path, we hope that, with your support, we will be able to continue this for a long time. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for supporting this magazine.

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承諾是很沈重的包袱，尤其是在哭泣的城市裡。
Promises are heavy burdens, especially in the Crying City.

無法預知的離去，是宿命，承諾又是什麼。
The unpredictable separation is the fate. What of Commitment is?

一切都是那麼模糊，我很想再度恢復自己。
Everything is so vague. And I really want to go back to who I am.

從潔開始不笑的時候，也是我放棄相機的時候。
The moment Jei give up being happy, I stop photography.

我選擇放棄，我不能和你走入故事的結局。因為，孤獨是會傳遞的。
I chose to give up, for the loneliness spread like disease. There's no full stop for our story.


我決定讓故事的結局，還給悲劇。劇中的主角在哭泣城市中相戀，也在城市中毀滅。
I chose to let the story have a tragic ending.
The couple fall in love in the Crying City, and also destroy themselves there.

告別後，末日將至，愛情瞬間燃燒，只留下不熄滅的對白，和炙熱的淚光。
After we set apart, and the doom is coming. Love burns up in the twinkling of an eye, leaving only the eteranl words and burning tears.

兩人的毀滅，象徵一切重生。
Their doom symbolizes their rebirth.

也許對走不出這座城市的人來說，只有面對絕望，才能真正獲得解脫。
For the people who get lost in the city, the only way to set them free is to face the despair.


她決定的結局，是徹底的絕望。
The ending she decided is completely despairing.


故事的最後，哭泣城市化為灰燼，回到原點；
In the end of the story, the Crying City turns to the dust; everything goes back to the beginning.

火車就要開了，但他還是沒來，面對我們之間的結局。
The train is leaving, but he still doesnt show up to face the ending between us.

我突然了解孤獨的意義。
All of a sudden, I realize the meaning of loneliness.

原來，孤獨不是與生俱來，而是從愛上的那一刻開始。
We are not burn to be lonely. We feel lonely the moment we fall in love.


因為無法承受再次失去，所以逃避。
For I cant stand losing again, I evade from loving you.

妳的出現，我終於有勇氣面對。
Until I met you, I finally got the courage to face the pain of the past.

我想讓悲劇留在書中結局，我要改寫我們的故事。
I want to end the tragedy just in the book, and rewrite our story.

告別孤獨，不再置身事外。
Being away from the loneliness, and being together with you forever.


一個月後，我的新書發行了，書名叫作－[哭泣城市]。
A month later, my new novel published, called The Crying City.



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感謝 安 剛 珊 藏鏡人翻譯

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