英文摘要
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Meinong paper umbrellas are a traditional industrial art for the Hakka people, and are a part of the customs of Hakka life. In terms of promoting Hakka culture, it is an issue worthy of exploration. However, there have not been many paper umbrella studies, which is why this study attempts to use a more nuanced and in-depth method for thematic study for paper umbrella coloring. This study focuses on analyzing the cultural elements used in drawing, so that the readers can clearly grasp the types of image and implications of these cultural elements in the painting and coloring designs of paper umbrellas.In terms of research method, this study will use secondary data analysis, field investigation, and interviews. On one hand, this study explores past literature on Meinong paper umbrellas, and on the other hand, observation is carried out directly on factories for Meinong paper umbrellas, to understand the cultural elements used when coloring paper umbrellas and photograph them. Finally, interviews are used to strengthen understanding for the whole research question.In this study, it is clear understanding the types of images and internal meanings of the culture elements for Meinong paper umbrellas painting. It is expected that the research results can serve as the strength and weakness faced by marketing and provide industry a certain degree of referential value in the development and application of painted and colored design of Meinong paper umbrellas.
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