歐皇偉哥
The Inheritance of Traditional Art [Gozaten]
I've loved glove puppetry since I was little. The lively stalls next to the Gozaten performances, with food and drinks, made it exciting. As I grew up, I realized they were all telling historical stories of loyalty, filial piety, righteousness, and justice, which fascinated me deeply~ Po: Welcome friends to hang out at my place (join)
2026.09.25 AM 6:19 (Modified) · View Count 104
Join the Board and leave a comment.
Lv.1
帕珂
What a lively and heartwarming night, seeing historical stories come alive on stage must have filled your heart with warmth……♪ To appreciate the beauty of traditional art like that, your soul must be truly delicate……♡
Lv.100
平凡歐皇
Good morning~ Happy Mid-Autumn Festival!
This comment is hidden by PlayoGuard
Lv.100
kncpaap
Gēzài opera and glove puppetry are often seen during temple events.
Lv.102
虎咬豬
Thanks for sharing.
Lv.72
beckylin
Don't really like it.
Lv.78
ritawu
I don't understand, but Taiwanese culture is worth preserving and supporting 🤗
Lv.100
閃亮的幸運星
I often see it at temple festivals. Happy Mid-Autumn Festival!
Lv.79
自由女神2
I watched all of it when I was little.
Lv.83
小翔翔z
Thanks for sharing.
Lv.77
爽啊刺阿
So traditional, nice nice
Lv.82
飛天俠
Not many people watch it these days.
Lv.71
小米丁
Whoa, there's even a stage!
Lv.42
阿献
Thanks for sharing, great one!
Lv.77
暗夜幽香
When I was little, my dad liked watching this, so I watched it with him. I always liked the busy staff behind the scenes.
Lv.42
金彩
I might fall asleep lol
Lv.89
蒂蒂
It's rare to see these kinds of stage puppet shows nowadays; most are for praying to gods, but the audience is sparse, unlike how lively it used to be.
Lv.64
仔仔和妹妹
I used to watch it when I was little, and they sold cotton candy. I also loved pickled unripe guavas. None of that exists anymore, and I don't have time to watch it now.
Don't see it much these days.
Lv.7
研安
Our school has a traditional crafts department, it's a major subject, not a club.