Zhubei Multicultural Festival begins! MINH from Indonesia and INDAHKUS from Vietnam appeared on the stage, attracting fans of migrant workers.
"Vietnam, Indonesia & Us: Love in Zhubei" was staged at the back station of Taiwan Railway Zhubei Station, attracting a large number of local new residents, migrant workers and fans from other counties and cities.
Quick Look
- The "Vietnam, Indonesia & Us: Love in Zhubei" transnational music event was held in Zhubei City, Hsinchu County.
- Vietnamese male singer MINH and Indonesian female singer INDAHKUS sang at the back station of Taiwan Railway's Zhubei Station, attracting a large number of local new residents, migrant workers and fans from other counties and cities to attend.
- Zhubei Mayor Zheng Chaofang and other public opinion representatives participated, emphasizing the use of love and tolerance to allow residents of different countries to feel the warmth of home.
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Why It Matters
Zhubei City, Hsinchu County, held a multicultural festival, inviting Vietnamese and Indonesian singers to perform at the back station of Taiwan Railway's Zhubei Station. The event was open to local new residents, migrant workers, and fans from other counties and cities. Zhubei Mayor Zheng Chaofang and many public opinion representatives attended the festival, emphasizing that love and tolerance should be used to allow residents from different countries to feel the warmth of home.
Hsinchu County Zhubei Multicultural Festival turns into a multinational concert! "Vietnam, Indonesia & Us: Love in Zhubei" debuted at the back station of Taiwan Railway Zhubei Station yesterday (7th). It invited Vietnamese male singer MINH and Indonesian popular female singer INDAHKUS to sing in turns. It attracted a large number of local new residents, migrant workers and fans from other counties and cities. People even came from Taichung and Taoyuan to chase stars. The scene cheered enthusiastically to the rhythm of the music, and the atmosphere reached its highest point.
Vietnamese singer MINH was the first to take the stage, singing popular songs such as "Fake Happy" and "Thank God!". His familiar melodies made fans in the audience sing along. Then, Indonesian female singer INDAHKUS, who was invited to Taiwan for the first time, appeared on the stage. She greeted the audience in dialect as soon as she opened her mouth. The fans in the audience could not tell whether it was Taiwanese or Hakka, making the whole audience laugh. She then interacted with fans in fluent Chinese and led the orchestra and dancers to perform songs such as "BENTAR LAGI SAYANG" and "SECOND CHOICE". Fans in the audience swayed to the rhythm, and some excitedly came forward to interact with the idol up close.
Many Indonesian and Vietnamese migrant workers couldn't hide their excitement when they saw their hometown stars coming all the way to Zhubei to perform, saying it was like a dream. The event even attracted Indonesian media to attend the interview, leaving a deep impression on Zhubei for organizing high-level transnational music events on a county-level scale and paying attention to the cultural needs of migrant workers.
Zhubei Mayor Zheng Chaofang, Chairman of the Citizen Representative Association Lin Qixian, and many public opinion representatives, district chiefs and community representatives attended the event. Zheng Chaofang said that the municipal office team carefully organized the event and hoped to send this heartfelt message to the hard-working migrant friends, thanking them for choosing Zhubei as their second home and for their dedication and care for local families.
Zheng Chaofang said that music can transcend language and national boundaries and bring people from different cultures together. He described his gratitude to his migrant friends as "the family members who love you are human beings, and the family members who love others are gods." He emphasized that there should be no cultural barriers in Zhubei, but love and tolerance so that residents from different countries can feel the warmth of home.
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