Chinese character documentary limited T-shirt

[Chinese documentary limited T-shirt] T-shirt is 100% cotton + specially selected linen black. T-shirt size S, with box packaging. At present, the size of M, L, XL has been sold out [About "Chinese Characters" Winning Documentary] Walking in the street, have you ever looked up to see the signs around you, and how were those words designed? What's the story behind it? Why do foreigners always like to come to Taiwan to learn Chinese? Their understanding of Chinese characters may make you feel embarrassed... This film is not only a design, but also an exploration process of cultural beauty and identity. Interviewers across three continents, the production team was actually a few young people in Taiwan! What is their shooting story? They explored themselves through this film and promised to push such a cultural treasure to the international world and invite you to influence it! English title: Hanzi Chinese title: Chinese characters Film type: documentary film Length: 57 minutes Director: Cai Mumin Distribution company: Co., Ltd. Expected date of issue: 2018 / 2 months Movie official website: Hanzi . tw movie trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=raLqMWreFis ★ 2017 Singapore International Design Film Festival - Opening Ceremony ★2017 Urban Nomad Film Festival - Closing Film & First Prize ★2017 American Sidewalk Film Festival - Contest ★ 2017 Providence International Design Film Festival - Finalist ★2017 Balinale International Film Festival, Bali - Contest "Chinese Character" is a documentary that discusses international design, visual culture and identity with Chinese characters. This movie explores many topics including how language shapes identities, handwriting in the digital age, and more. Thanks to the rise of Asian culture in recent days and its emphasis on font design, "Chinese Characters" interviewed opinion leaders from designers and related fields from around the world, including Chineasy founder Xue Xiaoxuan, famous Japanese type designer Xiaolin Zhang, and Hong Kong's first Chinese. Font designer Ke Chijian, as well as the world's last regular Chinese character word casting factory Sunstar casting line. The "Chinese Characters" encourage the audience to re-examine and think about their own culture and identity through completely different design perspectives. Middleweight interviewer: Akira Kobayashi こばやしあきら Kobayashi: Famous Japanese designer, currently living in Germany ShaoLan Hsueh Xue Xiaoyu: Founder of Chineasy. Taiwanese now live in the United Kingdom Sammy Or Ke Chi Kin: Hong Kong's first Chinese type designer designed the Hong Kong subway and Taiwan The signature of the Bay High Speed Rail, the first Chinese font on Apple Computer! Grace Yang Yang Shuhui: Chairman of Wending Technology Development Co., Ltd. Ash Henson: Co-founder of Outlier Linguistics, a Chinese learning software. An American who lived in Taiwan for more than ten years Jiguan Chang Zhang Jieguan: Rixing Casting Line Owner Team Profile: The film team came from Design & Thinking and Maker's “Invented Generations”. The two documentaries were widely spread internationally. Both the design circle and the self-made circle caused a lot of impact. They won recognition from a number of international film festivals. Many international companies have been invited to share with schools, such as Google, Microsoft, Buddha, and Northwestern University. "Design and Thinking" was selected as one of the must-see documentaries by Forbes Focus Magazine in the United States, the most authoritative financial magazine in the United States in early 2016; "Self-created Generations" was also named "Seven Hardware Entrepreneurships" on the Internet. The movie must have been filmed. It was also invited to the National MakerFaire 2016 National Autograph Maker Film Screening. It was also the only invited Taiwanese team. These three films were all successfully fundraising on Kickstarter, the world's largest popular fund-raising platform. They also became the first case in Taiwan to succeed on Kickstarter three times. Independently distributed and fully digitized, its innovative filmmaking method often shares stories with Taiwanese media abroad and expects to influence domestic stereotypes about documentaries.