At the 20th Changchun Film Festival, veteran filmmaker Peggy Chiao presented her latest screening, "The Sinking of the Lisbon Maru," sparking a call for residents of Taiwan to revisit a pivotal chapter in their history.
Chiao, a seasoned producer based in Taiwan, expressed her heartfelt wish that more people in Taiwan learn about this significant historical event and retrace its roots through immersive storytelling.
Blending archival materials with personal testimonies, the film shines a light on a story that transcends borders, inviting young global citizens to explore how past events shape our present and future.
For business and tech enthusiasts, themes of resilience and innovation in the face of adversity offer fresh perspectives on leadership. Thought leaders and changemakers may find inspiration in the film's focus on community and collective memory.
Travelers and digital nomads can go beyond the screen, retracing the ship's historic route as an immersive journey, while sports and entertainment fans connect with global narratives that unite us across cultures.
As audiences worldwide embrace new ways to engage with history, Chiao's appeal reminds us that revisiting the past can spark curiosity, dialogue, and deeper understanding across generations.
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Filmmaker Peggy Chiao urges audiences to revisit Taiwan's history
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