This design begins as if a theater curtain is rising, with the left and right sides parting to reveal the night sky, unveiling the central performance stage. The visual focus is placed on the main typography of the “Local Language Theater,” emphasizing the event’s theme. The left curtain features oil-paper umbrellas, representing Hakka culture, while the right side showcases lanterns, symbolizing Minnan (Southern Fujian) culture.

Below the night sky, the visual elements draw inspiration from traditional Hakka blue shirts and floral fabrics, evoking memories and imagery associated with Hakka culture. For the Minnan cultural representation, I pondered what could resonate with people and what might evoke shared memories. It was then that I vividly recalled the Gezai Opera performances in front of temples during local festivals from my childhood. The realization struck me: Yes, this is it! I remembered how local residents, especially elderly folks, would bring their stools, either sitting or standing, to enjoy the performances. This is a part of childhood that the younger generation is gradually losing touch with. Therefore, I chose this imagery to represent the Minnan cultural theater, hoping to not only revive our shared memories but also use this opportunity to educate the next generation.