英文摘要 |
This essay takes Mawudu coffee, which is in Guanxi Township Hsinchu County, as an example to analyze the relationship between community industry and regional revitalization. At first, Mawudu was an Atayal tribe. During the Japanese ruling period, it developed into a mixed village of aborigines and Hakka. Yushan Quarry, Asia Cement Corporation, and Taiwan Cement Corporation entered Chike Mountain for mining limestone so that the community declined and local people moved out. Field observation, in-depth interview, analysis of historiography, and grounded theory were adopted to discuss how local community made coffee become six-grade industry. The study finds that mining industry has experienced the pain of exhaustion, resistance and recovery, and reshapes the path of regional revitalization after exiting mining. The fine coffee with high latitude and low altitude represents the characteristics of youth returning home and activating community development. The local community in Mawudu forms producers' cooperative, instead of traditional production and marketing groups in farmers' association, in order to master production and marketing and makes it easier to form an industrial value chain. The next step of industrial development is to form a group enterprise. Once a local characteristic enterprise industry is formed, young people will have the opportunity to return and move towards the goal of regional revitalization. |