
Wai Jie Wong and Shanliu Band
Wang Daishui Shuxuan (No. 153, Section 3, Zhongshan North Road, Zhongshan District, Taipei City)
$500/person【Including one cup of specialty drinks and limited selection of Weijie books】
In Southern Chinese Mandarin, “mema” means the alternation of night and night after evening, and is also the darkest moment in the visual sense. 4/29 (6) Wong Wei-Jie and the Sanyao Band will come to Wang Dai Shuxuan for the first performance of their new album “Meema” tour concert. More than five years in the making, “Meema” is a direct look at the dark side, depicting people going inside and walking back into their own work, leading the listener to explore the dark side at night, recounting their feelings and stories, waiting for a glimmer of light to fall into the darkness. The show will begin at nightfall and invite everyone to feel the changes in the sky with music in a spacious glass-enclosed space.
On a sultry summer evening at the end of April, Wang Daishi Shuxuan came to a special music event: Huang Wei Jie's new album “MoMA” tour concert. Lush music flows through the space while listening to a glass-enclosed bookcase, not only can enjoy the music, but also feel the change of light and time. Take the opportunity to immerse everyone in busy urban life with mellow tongue-in-cheek melodies and mellow notes with a distilled lukewarm orange claret in hand.
In addition to music, Wei Jie chose a number of books to communicate with everyone, especially considering the selection of books by Wang Daishi Shuxuan.
Hermann Hesse, as a Teenager
After reading it, you can understand the feeling of being “lonely”, “different from others”, not just yourself.
“Floating and Sinking” by Sam Stephenson
A biography of the legendary life of American journalist Eugene Smith, several chapters of which describe his all-out pursuit and pursuit of music, even to a downcast and lonely end, is a fascinating process recommended for those interested in music or music workers.
“Mud River” Miyamoto
The story of the childhood of the post-war baby boom is a story full of suffering, yet warm and inspiring.
“Where is the River Lake” Wu Yin Ning
Detailed analysis of Taiwan's agricultural changes from the Hitachi period to the 1990s, including the impact of policy changes experienced on rural and urban areas. It is a book with a high content of knowledge and full of emotion. It is worth reading for friends who want to know, understand and revisit the history of agriculture in Taiwan.