→ Tsai Ming-Ming Coffee Hall Coffee Corridor held an opening tea party on November 23, 2011. the picture shows directors Tsai Ming-Liang, Li Kangsheng and Wang Xiaodi (left to right). (photo of this newspaper)
Director Tsai Ming-Liang co-opened "Tsai Ming-Liang Coffee Corridor" with his beloved apprentice Li Kangsheng. At the end of November, he was stationed on the fourth floor of Zhongshan Hall in Taipei. It was also the first time that the area was opened to the public. In this space full of memories of the years, old record players, dressing mirrors, red velvet chairs, and even rattan chairs that can only be seen in Ah Gong's house, are filled in every corner. Director Tsai uses his own angle to recreate the retro style of the 1960s.
In the past, Zhongshan Hall, a second-class national monument, was not only a place to receive foreign dignitaries and hold inauguration ceremonies for many presidents, but also a gathering place for many artistic and cultural activities, such as Cloud Gate Dance Troupe, choreographer Tsai Ruiyue and others. Not only using old furnishings to preserve historical memories, Tsai Ming-Liang also used the space around the corner of the corridor to plan a super-mini cinema "18 Theater" that can only accommodate 18 audiences, regularly showing world classic films and old Chinese classics, and so on. Add more artistic flavor to the coffee shop.
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