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Last updated 2026-09-25 — The Qing court ceded Taiwan to Japan under the "Treaty of Shimonoseki." As a result, Taiwan's governor
By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network, Reported by Li Xinyi
When the Qing government ceded Taiwan to Japan under the Treaty of Shimonoseki, Taiwan’s then-governor Tang Jingsong assumed the presidency of the “Republic of Formosa,” raising
台博馆即起展出馆藏的三件黄虎旗摹本。（图片提供／国立台湾博物馆）
文化部部长龙应台亲自主持记者会，她感慨的表示，想像在1895年，台湾人民发现自己安身立命的地方将会完全人事全非，当时的精英领导阶层包括政府及知识分子都结合起来，天真的宣称自己是台湾民主国，希望国际伸出援手，其实是爱乡、爱土的自救运动。至于黄虎旗原旗是否还在日本“振天府”内，龙应台特别表示，由于政府之前并没有与日本做过这方面正式的接洽，因此未来文化部将继续设法努力f附庠?焓欠窕乖凇⒃谀睦铮?褂腥绻?业降幕埃????鲂┦裁词虑椤Ｋ?蔡乇鸶行惶ú┕菁澳弦沾蟮男藁ね哦樱??撕艹さ氖奔湫薷凑饷嫫欤?衔?庋?墓ぷ鞔?砹恕疤ㄍ宕永疵挥屑涠瞎?摹?簿驳摹⒄嬲?钤兑庖宓墓ぷ鳌薄＜/div>
黄虎旗的背面老虎瞳孔为弯月形。（图片提供／国立台湾博物馆）
台博馆表示，一直以来大家所熟知的黄虎旗只有正面的影像，背后裱贴厚重的补纸与覆背纸，使得黄虎旗被当作一般书画看待。直到2004年，该馆委托国立文化资产保存研究中心进行检视与分析时，从背纸局部脱落的一角观察到织品背面些许的颜料层，当时虽无法肯定、但推测很可能背面有彩绘影像。这次修护计划在听取专家意见后，移除层层交叠的补纸与覆背纸，终于揭露黄虎旗埋藏已久的背面影像，展现第二只老虎的形貌。
黄虎旗正面的老虎瞳孔为圆形。（图片提供／国立台湾博物馆）
为什么说是第二只老虎？是因为正反两面的外型轮廓虽然相对应，但是些许身上条纹的疏密度，以及云朵的纹饰不尽相同；最特别的是正面的老虎瞳孔呈圆形，而背面的老虎瞳孔则为弯月形。写实地描绘出猫科动物在白日与夜间不同的瞳孔形状，极富趣味，或许也暗藏着某种日／夜、或阴／阳二元对立的寓意。该展展期至102年4月21日止，但基于保护脆弱的百年织品考量，馆藏黄虎旗原件将限期展示3个月至102年3月17日，其余展期则将辅以高品质复制与数位影像展出。
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