英文摘要 |
The structure and decorative arts of a temple is in itself part of our cultural heritage, and can become a source of benefit and inspiration if seen from a cultural and artistic standpoint. The cultural Quasi-Museum guide is a form of educational course (or activity) involving visitor’s identification and understanding of the cultural heritage. This study uses decorative arts of a temple as its entry point, introducing the concept of Quasi-Museum into the pre-existing cultural guide, creating a Quasi-Museum form of artistic guide for the temple’s decorative arts, using hard-copy DM to help audience understand and learn their feedbacks and suggestions, allowing researchers to propose a new form of cultural guide based on visitor expectations, revitalizing and reintroducing the aesthetics of traditional arts into our modern lives. Results of the study show that: 1. Under the current trend of cultural tourism, Quasi-Museum starts to generate discussions in the field of museum studies, but this study is the first experiment to consciously introduce religious cultural assets based on the concept of Quasi-Museum, and has shown that decorative arts at a temple can be an excellent entry point. 2. Based on visitors’ feedbacks, 78.6% of visitors feel that this tour is different from previous cultural promotional activities; the introduction of temple’s decorative arts based on the Quasi-Museum concept achieves a 93% of visitor satisfaction rate, with 88.6% of visitors expressing a desire to have this kind of tour at other temples around Taiwan. 3. Quasi-Museum guide for cultural heritage can continue to attract visitors with different interests. From a budgetary standpoint, the concept is easy to replicate, and can be beneficial to implement the Quasi-Museum guide within the promotion of culture heritage education. |