The Background of the First Village in Bao Dao

This drama originated from Jia Yi's Family Village, which is based on the story of the growth of the family village of Wang Weizhong, the most famous producer in Taiwan Province. In order to preserve the history of his family in real time, he devoted himself to making documentaries and writing books, and also collided with his good friend, Lai Shengchuan, the artistic director of Biaofang, to create a creative spark of cooperative stage play, thus forming the concept of "a village on Treasure Island".

This wonderful drama, which combines the performing arts and the film and television industry, will present the stories of three generations of residents and four families in the village. In order to develop Treasure Island Village, director Lai Shengchuan has extensively collected many stories and related studies, and will review the life course of this group of immigrants from Taiwan Province Province in the 1950s with the alternation of laughter and tears. Through the theater, I tried to establish the foundation of this village's history.

Due to the dense story lines, there are many actors in Treasure Island Village, and the actors who play the first generation in the village will play from 20 to 70 years old; The second generation should also play from teenagers to middle age. As a special performance, Wang Weizhong will play a storyteller in the play, and many actors are real children of their families or have special feelings for their families. It is conceivable that Treasure Island Village will create a brand-new stage play experience for Taiwan Province Provincial Theatre because of the combination of a group of well-known outstanding artists. At the same time, this masterpiece, which is full of historical significance of social changes in Taiwan Province Province, will also be performed in overseas Chinese areas after being performed in Taiwan Province Province.

Wang Weizhong said that Lai Shengchuan even wanted to steam 1500 steamed buns, a specialty of the village, on the stage of the National Theatre to let the audience know the taste of the village.