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Li Cangdong, the International Gold Award-winning director of "Burning Love", won the Best Screenplay Award at the 63rd Cannes Film Festival.

Adapted from the eponymous work "Father" by Taiwanese writer Hung Hsing-fu.

Single father Tsui meets university student Gigi who works at an old-fashioned barber shop that Tsui frequents. They bond immediately and begin a profound exchange.

The love of his father and family supported the unknown Miyazawa Kenji.

Winner of the Best Director at the Cannes Film Festival and the Best Feature Film at the Golden Horse Film Festival, Hou Hsiao-hsien's work has been the result of ten years of hard work.

Adapted from the eponymous work "Who Wants to Go to Erlin?" by Taiwanese writer Hong Xingfu.

Ann Hui fulfilled her long-cherished wish to record the poetry and literary landscape of Hong Kong. Hong Kong poets are like marginal grass, showing tenacious vitality while struggling under the pressure of life.

Adapted from the story of Xi Shi, one of China's Four Great Beauties, this is an unprecedented and magnificent historical epic in the history of Taiwanese cinema.

This documentary has captured rare footage of Ye Si’s last years of life. Beautiful and poetic, the film also epitomizes the vibrant culture of Hong Kong viable for the exchange of ideas.

With diverse literary styles and keen observation of the city, Hong Kong writer Xi Xi uses words to reflect the things in Hong Kong, keeping what will inevitably disappear in people's hearts forever.

The affectionate and delicate Pai Hsien-yung once wrote the famous works "Evil Son" and "Taipei People". How did he persevere on the road of literature?

Lin Wenyue, who has translated "The Tale of Genji" and other masterpieces, has rich and diverse works, opening up a literary experience with both color and flavor.

How does Liu Yichang, a Hong Kong writer who is both a commoner and a celebrity, write down the charm of living in the city with words that blend fiction and reality?

From a nostalgic wanderer to a literary master, poet Zheng Chou-yu reflects on a lifetime of words shaped by exile, longing, and refinement. His verse evolved from youthful melancholy to a mature brilliance that shaped modern Chinese poetry like no other.

Yu Guang-zhong (1928- ) He immerses himself both in Chinese and western literary materials. His poems are emphasized with musicality, whereas his prose is rich in humor and knowledge.

Lin Hai-yin (1918-2001) stood firmly against the political oppression when she was the editor of the literary page of the United Daily News.

Ya Xian wrote popular poems in his early years and later devoted himself to editing. Why has he been willing to devote himself to the literary world and literature for many years?

The novelist Wang Wen-hsing, who is constantly fighting with himself in the small room, exchanges slowness for profound words, and shows a firm figure who adheres to the faith of words.

Zhou Mengdie, a poet who lived in seclusion in the city, lived and wrote like Zhuang Zhou Mengdie, awakening to enlightenment in the world of mortals and passion...

Luo Fu, who is good at refining images and is known as the "Poetry Demon", how does his soaring and submerging turn into creative breakthroughs?