Light of Dawn Pen & Ink Set

｜Collection Introduction｜ Survivors of World War II pinned their dreams and those of their victims on Mingtai Daily. After the war, Chen Qianwu was in a prisoner of war camp in Singapore, waiting to return to his hometown, because he was thinking of Taiwan, which is thousands of miles away, and decided to form a Mingtai Association with his comrades, and at the same time published the publication "Mingtai News". We call on our compatriots to think about the future of Taiwan together with words and actions. Even if the return date is unknown, these passionate young people will use pen and ink to build the future of their hometown. -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- - ｜Product introduction｜(This product needs to be filled with the accompanying ink by yourself) "The future of Hundred Chaos is ink, write down Taiwan's tomorrow with ambition." The ink is named "Breaking Dawn", showing the color of night coming to an end, dawn spreading, and sea water turning from dark blue to light. It was a future that the Taiwanese were about to face before the end of World War II. After the war was over, Taiwanese thought they were finally in charge of their own affairs and were eagerly debating how to usher in the new era. As far away as Nanyang, Chen Qianwu, who participated in the war, was no exception. Despite the rumors about his hometown, Chen Qianwu and his comrades founded the "Ming Tai News" to plan the future of Taiwan. Take the chaotic future as the ink, and the ambition as the pen. At that time they thought that after the dawn, the light spread all over the island. It is a pity that the ink is not dry, the situation has changed drastically, and the ideal has become a fantasy. Soon after the dawn, it will be a long dark night. The "National Taiwan Literature Museum", which collects the writer's ambition, and the MIT-certified manufacturer "Lanong Item House" are two-brand cooperation. With the "Breaking Dawn" ink set, he continued the ideals of his predecessors, expressed hope from ambiguity, and paid tribute to Chen Qianwu's ambition. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51759591527_3a086c21ca_b.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51760422466_6e0f6b0c5e_b.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51760422411_d4dc37dd1d_b.jpg ｜Size｜ Outer packaging｜124 x 189 mm Pen body｜10.5 x 134 mm Ink｜12 ml ±10% ｜Material｜ Pen body｜PP Nib｜POM Ink｜Pigment, Water, Thickener Partner｜Lannong Item Shop -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- - "Light of Dawn" Pen & Ink Set NMTL Collection Item The Mei Tai Hō (Taiwan Clarity Newsletter) gave voice to the postwar hopes and dreams of both survivors and casualties of the Second World War. While awaiting repatriation in a Singapore prisoner-of-war camp, homesick Nantou native Chen Chien-wu joined fellow Taiwanese, who like he had served in the Japanese Army in Southeast Asia, to found the Mei Tai Kai (Association for Taiwan Clarity) and publish the Taiwan Clarity Newsletter. In words and action, the association called on Taiwanese to think carefully about their future . During their indefinite incarceration abroad, this high-minded, passionate group of youths put pen to paper and outlined their thoughts on the future of their beloved homeland. -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- - Product Insight All futures flow in aqueous ink; Earnest ambition is needed to pen a clear future for Taiwan. “Dawn” is a metaphor for the power of the pen. Ink marks the waning hours of darkness, as the light of wisdom begins to cast a warming glow across deep, tenebrous seas. As the darkness of war began to fade and the light of new hope emerged, Taiwanese could not but ponder their fate in a new and unfamiliar world. At war's end, many Taiwanese believed that their island, newly freed from Japanese colonial rule, would become self-governing. A lively debate, joined by Taiwanese far and wide (including prisoner-of-war Chen Chien-wu) ensued regarding how this might all be organized. Chen Chien-wu and his Taiwanese comrades-in-arms began publishing the Taiwan Clarity Newsletter to help platform the vibrant stream of thoughts and ideas on this timely topic. With an unsure future as their ink and ambition as their pen, contributors to this newsletter cast the light of a hopeful new dawn over their island home. Unfortunately, even before their ink had set, geopolitics intervened to cement a very different future for Taiwan, which relegated the Association's lofty, hopeful ideas to the realm of wishful speculation. The “Light of Dawn” Pen & Ink Set is a cobranded product of the National Museum of Taiwan Literature and certified made-in-Taiwan manufacturer Lennon Tool Bar. This highly meaningful commemorative set is imbued with the ideals of our forebears and ready to pen new and hopeful treatises on the future, while paying respectful homage to Chen Chien-wu's spirit and passion. ｜Size｜ Package｜124 x 189 mm Pen｜10.5 x 134 mm Ink Volume｜12 ml ±10% ｜Material｜ Pen｜PP Penpoint｜POM Ink ingredient｜dye, water, thickening agent Business Partners｜Lennon Tool Bar -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- -