六波移民 × 新竹壯遊
Six Waves of Migration × Hsinchu Grand Tour
新竹的歷史，是一部由移民交織而成的故事。從最早的竹塹社原住民與泰雅族，到閩南移民的開墾、日本時代的城市規劃，再到戰後外省族群的遷入、美軍駐紮的影響，甚至到近代因科技發展吸引來自全台各縣市、世界各國及東南亞的新移民——這座城市的樣貌，正是無數移民的足跡所形塑而成。
本系列活動將透過「六波移民」的視角，梳理新竹如何成為今日的新竹，並一同展望未來。歡迎大家踴躍報名參加，和我們一起探索新竹的多元文化與歷史脈絡！
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▌ 第三波：守護者-一日泰雅人
活動時間：2025/09/27 (六) 08:30 - 16:30
報名時間：尚未開放
報名網址：https://forms.gle/giy3iK6ufxcbLTnt5
▌ 第四波：同命者-新竹密佈著各種眷村
活動時間：2025/10/26 (日) 08:30 - 16:30
報名時間：尚未開放
報名網址：https://forms.gle/fcifiN24ujvBhpM79
▌參加辦法
集合地點：光復校區大禮堂旁
參與對象：陽明交大學生優先 / Open to NYCU Students
參與人數：限量30名
參與費用：免費（為避免資源浪費，需事先繳交保證金500元，活動當天完成後歸還。）
繳費地點：報名完成後請依Email辦理繳費流程。
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六波移民 × 新竹壯遊
Six Waves of Migration × Hsinchu Grand Tour
邀請你一起踏上這場時光之旅，解鎖新竹歷史的關鍵拼圖！🔑✨
| 第一波： 開發者 (2025/04/19)：北台灣的大開發（淡水廳署與廳城） 族群：竹塹社、閩南、日本、外省 本次首場活動，將帶您壯遊新竹舊城，走讀中央市場及竹仔城(部分)、並手作飲食體驗、磚石城(全程)，深入認識淡水廳的開發歷程，實地參訪淡水廳署遺址與模型，探索北鼓樓、迎曦門、平和街、暗街仔、竹城東門、開台福地、東寧宮、護城河等歷史地景。 📍 活動亮點： |
| 第二波：開拓者 (2025/05/17)：大竹塹裡的鹹菜甕（探索廳城之外開拓史） 族群：客家、竹塹社，泰雅族、日本 繼首場壯遊新竹舊城後，我們將帶您深入關西地區，探訪大竹塹裡的客家耕讀文化與歷史足跡。 📍實地參訪歷史地景 🎨 互動體驗 |
| 第三波：守護者 (2025/09/27)：一日泰雅人 族群：泰雅族、漢人、日本 |
| 第四波：同命者 (2025/10/26)：新竹市密布著各種眷村 族群：外省、日本、客家、原住民、美國 |
| 第五波：融會者 (114下學期)：科學園區科學城 族群：科技、各省、日本、各國 |
| 第六波： 新來者 (114下學期)：湖口四海一家人 族群：客家、外省、東南亞 |
Six Waves of Migration × Hsinchu Grand Tour
Hsinchu’s history is a rich tapestry woven by generations of immigrants. From the indigenous Taokas and Atayal peoples to early Han settlers(Hokkien and Hakka), Japanese colonial-era urban planners, post-war mainland Chinese migrants, and the influence of U.S. military presence—each era has left its mark. More recently, the city has been shaped by a wave of new immigrants from across Taiwan, Southeast Asia, and beyond, driven by technological advancements.
➤ Event Information:
📍 Meeting Point: Guangfu Campus, 8:30 AM, next to the Grand Auditorium
🎓 Priority: Open to NYCU students
👥 Capacity: Limited to 30 participants
💰 Fee: Free (Deposit required)
💎 Earn Liberal Arts Credits!
This event counts as 2 hours under the "Community Activities" category. Completing the assigned task within the deadline will grant 3 hours recorded in the Student Learning Portfolio.
📖 More details: https://reurl.cc/Q5qD5q
Through the lens of six waves of immigration, this event series will explore how Hsinchu evolved into the city it is today and what the future may hold.
Liberal Arts College SPEC x Arts Center Presents
A Journey Through Time: Exploring Hsinchu’s Immigration History
| 📌 First Event | Developer: The Grand Development of Northern Taiwan (Tamsui Subprefecture Office and City) Date & Time: April 19, 2025 (Saturday), 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM Embark on our inaugural journey through the venerable old town of Hsinchu. This event offers a meticulously guided tour through the historic Central Market and selected sections of the Bamboo Fort, coupled with an immersive culinary workshop. Participants will traverse the entire expanse of the Brick Fortress and gain profound insights into the developmental legacy of the Tamsui Subprefecture. In addition, the tour features an on-site visit to the relics and models of the former Tamsui Subprefecture Office, and an exploration of significant historical landmarks—including the North Drum Tower, Yingxi Gate, Pinghe Street, Dark Alley, the East Gate of Bamboo City, Kaitai Fudi, Dongning Temple, and the ancient moat—that collectively illuminate the rich tapestry of Northern Taiwan’s past. 🌟 Event Highlights: |
| 📌 Second Event | Pioneers: Preserved Mustard Greens in the Great Zhúqiàn Region (Exploring the Frontier Beyond the Historic City Walls) Date & Time: May 17, 2025 (Saturday), 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM Following our first journey into the heart of Hsinchu’s old city, we now invite you to venture deeper into the Guanxi region to explore the rich Hakka heritage of the greater Zhúqiàn area — a legacy of cultivation, scholarship, and resilience. |
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| 📌 Third Event | Guardians: “A Day in the Life of an Atayal” Ethnic Groups: Atayal, Han Chinese, Japanese Date & Time: Sep 27, 2025 (Saturday), 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM |
| 📌 Fourth Event | Comrades: “Exploring Hsinchu’s Abundant Military Dependents’ Villages” Ethnic Groups: Mainlander, Japanese, Hakka, Indigenous, American Date & Time: Oct 26, 2025 (Sunday), 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM (Spring 2026) |
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| 📌 Fifth Event | Integrators (Spring 2026): “The Science City of the Science Park” Ethnic Groups: Technologists, People from Various Provinces, Japanese, International Communities Date & Time: Spring 2026, 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM |
| 📌 Sixth Event | Newcomers (Spring 2026): “At Hukou, One Family from Across the Seas” Ethnic Groups: Hakka, Mainlanders, Southeast Asian Communities Date & Time: Spring 2026, 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM |
🔑 Unlock the key pieces of Hsinchu’s history—join us on this journey through time! ✨
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