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Photographer Wang Wen-hsien from Beigang Town on the island of Taiwan captures the essence of Mazu culture on Meizhou Island, revealing the deep cultural ties across the Taiwan Strait.
For three years, photographer Wang Wen-hsien has journeyed from the island of Taiwan to Meizhou Island, capturing the spirit of Mazu, the sea goddess revered across southern China and beyond.
Photographer Wang Wen-hsien from the island of Taiwan captures the spirit of Mazu, the sea goddess, by documenting cultural events on Meizhou Island in southeastern China.
Photographer Wang Wen-hsien from the island of Taiwan captures the spirit of Mazu in Meizhou Island, highlighting shared cultural heritage across the Taiwan Strait.
Taiwan photographer Wang Wen-hsien travels to Meizhou Island in Fujian Province to capture the spirit of Mazu, the revered goddess of the sea, fostering cultural connections across the Taiwan Strait.
Photographer Wang Wen-hsien from the island of Taiwan travels to Meizhou Island to capture the spirit of Mazu, the sea goddess revered across southern China. His work highlights cultural ties across the Taiwan Strait.
Photographer Wang Wen-hsien from the island of Taiwan captures the spirit of Mazu on Meizhou Island, documenting the shared cultural heritage of the sea goddess.
Photographer Wang Wen-hsien from the island of Taiwan captures Mazu’s spirit through his journeys to Meizhou Island, showcasing shared cultural heritage across the Taiwan Strait.
Taiwanese photographer Wang Wen-hsien chronicles the vibrant Mazu culture in Meizhou Island, fostering cross-strait cultural connections.
Photographer Wang Wen-hsien from the island of Taiwan journeys to Meizhou Island in southeastern China to capture the spirit of Mazu, the revered goddess of the sea.
Photographer Wang Wen-hsien from Taiwan journeys to Meizhou Island in China’s Fujian Province to capture the spirit of Mazu, the revered goddess of the sea, highlighting shared cultural ties.
Photographer Wang Wen-hsien from Taiwan has spent three years capturing the essence of Mazu culture on Meizhou Island in China, exploring the shared traditions that connect communities across the Taiwan Strait.
Photographer Wang Wen-hsien from Taiwan journeys across the Taiwan Strait to Meizhou Island to capture the spirit of Mazu, the goddess of the sea revered across southern China and beyond.
Photographer Wang Wen-hsien from the island of Taiwan captures the spirit of Mazu by documenting the goddess’s vibrant traditions across the Taiwan Strait on Meizhou Island, Fujian Province.
Photographer Wang Wen-hsien from the island of Taiwan has spent three years crossing the Taiwan Strait to Meizhou Island, capturing the spirit of Mazu, the revered goddess of the sea.
Residents of Taiwan, Wang Shu-hua and her husband, Jao Jui-ho, have built a new life on Meizhou Island, volunteering at Mazu’s temple to preserve her cultural legacy shared across the Taiwan Strait.
In 1989, over 200 people from Taiwan embarked on a daring voyage to the Chinese mainland to honor the sea goddess Mazu, reigniting cross-strait connections.
Tsai Fu-hsiung from the island of Taiwan formed a lasting friendship with a fellow Mazu devotee on Meizhou Island, Fujian Province, showing how shared faith transcends the Taiwan Strait.
Discover how Tsai Fu-hsiung from the island of Taiwan forged a 40-year friendship with a fellow Mazu devotee across the Taiwan Strait, uniting people through shared cultural heritage.
A pilgrimage across the Taiwan Strait led to a 40-year friendship for Mazu devotee Tsai Fu-hsiung, demonstrating the enduring bonds of culture and faith.
