Featured Events in Taichung in January, 2025 (May Updated)

雖然《進擊的巨人》已於2023年11月迎來動畫版大結局，仍然不減這部作品在粉絲們心中的地位，這次將舉辦在台灣舉辦前所未有的——「進擊的巨人路跑」，喜愛艾連、米卡莎、阿爾敏及其他調查兵團人氣角色的粉絲們，準備好迎接一場充滿挑戰與冒險的路跑活動了嗎？ 2025年1月12日，相約台中中央球場一起走進《進擊的巨人》的世界，感受身臨其境的戰鬥與鬥志，一同面對來自巨人的極限考驗！讓跑者帶著充滿熱血與勇氣精神，活動中跑者們不僅僅是在跑步，相信每位跑者都能在奔跑中找到自己的運動節奏，期許自己能成為運動高手。 屆時現場還將設有《進擊的巨人》的道具體驗區、打卡拍照區和互動小遊戲等精彩內容。此外在 9 月 18 日至 19 日報名並完成繳費流程的粉絲還可以參加「限量首二日抽報名禮」，將抽出兩位幸運兒分別獲得「進擊的巨人機械鍵盤組」、「進擊的巨人麻將組」。 還有更多「進擊的巨人路跑」最新資訊，鎖定Trip.com的持續更新！

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This year's Asian Biennale brings together 35 groups of artists from more than 20 countries in East Asia, Central Asia, West Asia, and the Pacific region, with diverse backgrounds, exhibiting works including sound, video, photography, painting, sculpture and installation. The 83 works in the exhibition, including 19 new creations, question the theory of progress and the universal concept of time, and guide the audience to focus on the present moment and think deeply about alternative imaginations and ideas about world order before transitioning to an uncertain future. practice. The theme of this year's Asian Biennale is "How to Hold Your Breath" which reverses the English proverb "Don't The original meaning of "don't hold your breath" is "don't expect change to happen soon", which implies potential hope. Influenced by global capitalism, contemporary people are always in a state of cultural and geographical migration. In the cosmos, we inhabit a multiverse of multiple worlds that coexist and constantly change. This phenomenon continues to change the identities, meanings, and structures of humans and non-humans, and new connections and senses of belonging are gradually emerging. A way of the world awakens people's potential to reconstruct relationships in the midst of collapse. The exhibition will also launch a public program that echoes the curatorial theme, including the “circular”ity) as the concept, a number of experimental performances using elements such as walking in a circle, spinning and dancing, and music loop playback; a series of performances focusing on challenging the established logic of power dominance through exploring issues such as displacement, imaginary futures, and dystopia. Artist talks; and the screening program "How Breath Moves", which is expected to start in December, will bring together 8 works with different artistic techniques, but jointly treat breathing as a collective film installation. A shared source of life and rhythm.

This year's Asian Biennale brings together 35 groups of artists from more than 20 countries in East Asia, Central Asia, West Asia, and the Pacific region, with diverse backgrounds, exhibiting works including sound, video, photography, painting, sculpture and installation. The 83 works in the exhibition, including 19 new creations, question the theory of progress and the universal concept of time, and guide the audience to focus on the present moment and think deeply about alternative imaginations and ideas about world order before transitioning to an uncertain future. practice. The theme of this year's Asian Biennale is "How to Hold Your Breath" which reverses the English proverb "Don't The original meaning of "don't hold your breath" is "don't expect change to happen soon", which implies potential hope. Influenced by global capitalism, contemporary people are always in a state of cultural and geographical migration. In the cosmos, we inhabit a multiverse of multiple worlds that coexist and constantly change. This phenomenon continues to change the identities, meanings, and structures of humans and non-humans, and new connections and senses of belonging are gradually emerging. A way of the world awakens people's potential to reconstruct relationships in the midst of collapse. The exhibition will also launch a public program that echoes the curatorial theme, including the “circular”ity) as the concept, a number of experimental performances using elements such as walking in a circle, spinning and dancing, and music loop playback; a series of performances focusing on challenging the established logic of power dominance through exploring issues such as displacement, imaginary futures, and dystopia. Artist talks; and the screening program "How Breath Moves", which is expected to start in December, will bring together 8 works with different artistic techniques, but jointly treat breathing as a collective film installation. A shared source of life and rhythm.