Ming Hsing Ke Glove Puppet Theatre’s Nei She Ma put spotlight on Taiwan’s indigenous people.

Locals often referred to Dadaocheng as ‘Hì-khut’ (Taiwanese for ‘Hub of Theatres’), a place where actors and performers were born.

…as time goes by, I’ve also come to realise that my real passion isn’t about practicing the craft but lies in the exploration and learning of crafts from the artisans around the world.

… this secluded treasure house is sure to provide intimate viewing experience to all of its visitors for this place will only attract people who love the art of hand puppetry to the extent that they would be willing to go on this cultural pilgrimage like we did.

That moment when I became an audience alongside the temple’s deity, that boundary between men and the divine seems to have miraculously dissolved.