近年來，科技的進步下，藝術也有了新的發展，其中令人驚豔的是書法藝術跳脫了傳統框架，展現的不同的面貌。而科技進步也帶動了觀光產業的興盛，使臺灣國際化，有許多觀光客及新移民進入臺灣，也帶入許多西方節慶，使得新一代族群對於臺灣節慶的重視度降低，但在觀光局推動下，反而是一些傳統節慶上會看到外國人的身影，而參與慶典也成為認識臺灣的一項方式。

本創作經由文獻蒐集及案例分析，探討書法藝術、傳統書法及現代書法的表現形式、漢字的起源、漢字造字原則以及交通部觀光局所制定的五大臺灣節慶，分別為農曆春節、元宵節、端午節、中元節及中秋節。將書法藝術及漢字相關案例加以分析，作為創作發想。

本創作將書法藝術及臺灣節慶結合，創作出以古代版詩詞與現代版臺語諺語為類別的視覺海報，共十組作品。期盼來臺灣旅遊的觀光客及新移民，藉由觀看者的角度，體驗視覺所呈現的氛圍，並感受書法藝術之美及更加了解臺灣節慶的故事。

In recent years, the advancement of technology has brought changes to the field of art. As a symbol of Chinese culture, calligraphy has gone beyond tradition, adding variety to the art form. This also facilitates the development of the tourism industry, turning Taiwan into an international place, which attracts lots of tourists and new immigrants. With the introduction of western festivals, Taiwanese festivals have become less popular among the new generation of locals. Meanwhile, thanks to the promotion by the Tourism Bureau, we can see foreigners joining the traditional festivals. Participating in local festivals has been regarded as one way to explore Taiwan.

Through literature review and case studies, this project examines Chinese calligraphy and its traditional and modern forms, the origin and principles of Hanzi, and the five major festivals proposed by the Tourism Bureau, namely Spring Festival, Lantern Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, Ghost Festival, and Moon Festival. The case studies of Chinese calligraphy and Hanzi serve as reference for the creation process.

In this project, integrating Chinese calligraphy and festivals in Taiwan, a series of 10 posters is created to present classical Chinese poems and modern Taiwanese proverbs. It is hoped that tourists and new immigrants in Taiwan could feel the atmosphere as presented in the artwork, see the beauty of Chinese calligraphy, and learn more about stories of Taiwanese festivals.