One Fragrance, One Story-Traditional Festival Series Protected by Volunteers

[One Scent, One Story] The traditional festival series hopes to convey Hakka stories through fragrance and concepts. The main tone uses Osmanthus fragrans, one of the representative Hakka plants. In addition to its connection and symbol with Hakka culture, it also uses the homophony of "noble" to convey the image of Hakka volunteers as "noble people" who bravely protect their hometown. Osmanthus fragrans is also used. The sweet aroma brings out the warm tone of the whole story. Finally, sandalwood and agarwood are used to complete the story, and the religious aroma is used to symbolize the memory of the righteous people in later generations' temples, sacrifices and related festivals.