新生笔记簿 空白笔记簿 New Student's Notebook

本部新生．和我们一起“拾藏”，让文学丰富你的日常 在一阵忙碌后，或许有那么一瞬间，你得以坐在桌前，感受到难得的午后悠闲。 手中不自觉把玩着竹制名片盒，看着有些凌乱的桌面，一枝开盖的蓝色钢笔、数张便条纸，笔记本上又急又密的字迹，你曾经毫无头绪。 对于未来，你或许仍感到迷茫，有些焦躁。 但此时，笔记本上闪烁着的小果蔷薇，正在你眼里熠熠新生；名片盒上厚实的“本部”刻痕，仿佛有百年前的青春热血在骚动着。 至于钢笔上的文字，仿佛提醒着自己，一字一句的真迹，都有着不被庸碌日常所磨灭的初心…… 让我们一起记得，一些些值得感动的故事，透过文字，记得在这片土地上的美好生活。 属于这块土地的文学记忆，就在你的阅读之间，展开下一段崭新的旅程…… ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 这本笔记簿，是以杨逵因书写〈和平宣言〉入狱，于“新生训导处”管训时期所使用的“新生笔记簿”为蓝本，经重新转译、设计而成的文学精品。笔记簿外包装以“新生笔记簿”原件封面复刻而成，利用类似公文封的纸袋，创造笔记簿的机密与封存感。深咖啡色的封面，令人联想到牢狱中灰暗潮湿的氛围，同时不断揣想外界的不确定感，但土壤的颜色，也隐喻着对土地的情怀。封面不另特殊加工，将随着使用者的习惯以及使用的时间越久，被时光雕琢出独一无二的样貌。 回顾杨逵的创作史与生命史，可以发现他的写作风格在入狱前后有所改变，为了继续创作，他也不得不学习新的语言。我们以这本笔记簿来诠释杨逵的文学精神与生命故事，但这个新的故事需要靠读者的参与才成完成。压不扁的玫瑰，这次奋力盛开笔记簿被撕毁的地方。这朵玫瑰将透过你的灌溉，重新获得意义。 https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50296938512_be55472180_b.jpg 尺寸｜130 x 190 x 7 mm 材质｜封面纸棉系、内页日本上质纸 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Living Literature Series Archive with us. Let literature enrich the everyday. You’ve got a bit of downtime now that your work is done. 
While thumbing through your box of name cards, you gaze across your unkempt desk … the uncapped blue pen, medley of papers, notebook full of scribbled thoughts ... What for? You are unsure about your future but impatient to find your path. Glimpsing a rose in your notebook puts a gleam in your eye. The officiously carved “HQ” on your name card box harkens to youthful passions from a century ago. The words on your pen urge you to write with care and purpose. All combine to remind you to not let the mediocrity of everyday life devour your lofty aspirations. Remember those impassioned stories. Let the written word remind of life’s beauty. Let inspiring stories of this land launch you on new and exciting journeys … ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- New Student's Notebook Inspired by National Museum of Taiwan Literature collection of Yang Kui’s “New Student’s Notebook” The ‘New Student’s Notebook’ is the NMTL’s reinterpretation of the written records kept by Yang Kui after his incarceration at Taiwan’s Martial Law-era ‘New Life Correction Center’ for writing the article A Declaration of Peace in 1949, which criticized the new ROC regime’s treatment of Taiwan following retrocession in 1945. This Archive Select item features a reproduction of the cover and envelope of the ‘new student’s notebook’ distributed to all New Life Correction Center inmates. The dark brown shade of the cover evokes thoughts of the prison’s dark, dank atmosphere and cares for the far-removed world outside as well as fond associations with the land and soil. The cover is otherwise unadorned, waiting to experience the singular passage of time and life together with its owner. Yang Kui’s own literary stylings changed visibly between his early career before imprisonment and his later career after his release. To continue writing and publishing, he had no choice but to master the new language of the land (Mandarin). This Archive Select item, while designed to celebrate Yang Kui’s literary spirit and life story, looks to its new owner to give new meaning and complete the story. Size｜130 x 190 x 7 mm Material｜Cotton paper (cover), Japanese wood-free paper -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------