【Visit Exhibitions】Go on an Adventure with The Little Prince！Three Hot Exhibitions to Kick Off Your Weekend

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The new year has just begun, and there are already many exciting exhibitions on display. In addition to classic special exhibitions like Disney and SNOOPY, the French novel "The Little Prince" has stepped out of the pages and into Huashan Cultural and Creative Park to share stories about life and love. Meanwhile, also at Huashan Cultural and Creative Park, the Asian Illustration Festival is being held, where you can enjoy works from the surrealist social observer "Mr. H.H," renowned Taiwanese illustrator "WanWan," and more. Additionally, Taichung is hosting the final leg of the Crayon Shin-chan special exhibition, recreating scenes from the cartoon and allowing everyone to immerse themselves in the whimsical world of Crayon Shin-chan. Make the most of your weekend and plan an exhibition outing！

● The Little Prince Exhibition
This is the global premiere, authorized and supervised by the Saint-Exupéry Foundation in France, transforming the text and illustrations from "The Little Prince" from the pages of the book into real-life scenes. The beloved characters’ movements, expressions, and attire have been meticulously discussed and refined by the Saint-Exupéry Foundation and a professional design team to recreate the most faithful representation of the original spirit. Coupled with Saint-Exupéry’s original hand-drawn drafts and immersive storytelling machines, you can see with your eyes, listen with your ears, and embark on the Little Prince’s interstellar journey. Don’t forget to take a commemorative photo on each unique planet you visit！

【Info】 Taiwan has always been home to many talented illustrators, and the Asian Illustration Festival serves as a stage for these artists to showcase their works. Featured artists include "Peng Jie," the first Taiwanese manga artist to appear in Japan’s Weekly Shōnen Jump magazine; surrealist social observer "Mr. H.H"; renowned Taiwanese illustrator "WanWan"; cartoon illustrator "Lu’s"; the creator of the wildly popular "Raye" character in the domestic stationery and gift industry, "Huang Xiwen"; and "BO2," the mastermind behind the quirky and creative stationery and cartoon goods at the "Guai Guai New Village." Over 200 illustrators will be showcasing their work together.