By / Compiled and reported by the MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Department
This October marks Taiwan’s National Day and also the fifth anniversary of the sister station agreement between Hsinchu Railway Station and New York’s Grand Central Terminal. To promote Taiwan and attract international tourists, the Tourism Bureau of the Ministry of Transportation and Communications and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) of New York collaborated to feature a colorful design on the S train line that runs between Times Square and Grand Central Terminal in New
Images of aboriginal people laughing heartily showcase the friendly and hospitable culture of the Taiwanese people. (Photo / Tourism Bureau, Ministry of Transportation and Communications, the same below)
The exterior of the painted train cars features Taiwanese aboriginals laughing joyfully, with blue-green mountain silhouettes in the background to evoke a sense of landscape, and faintly visible aboriginal totems. The interior uses peach-red Hakka floral fabric as the backdrop, while the seats are adorned with imitation rattan chair patterns, accented by vibrant green Sanxing scallions. The three-dimensional design is playful and fun, and the ceiling is also painted with a map of Taiwan.
The interior of the car uses red Hakka floral fabric as the backdrop, giving off a strong festive atmosphere typical of Taiwanese celebrations.
The three subway cars in New York feature different themes, showcasing Taiwan’s nature, towns, cuisine, and culture. Various Taiwanese elements are combined in a bright, lively, and uncluttered way, expressing the friendly and hospitable spirit of Taiwan. The painted train brings the beauty of Taiwan to the international stage, helping travelers from around the world get to know Taiwan.
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