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The
National
Museum
of
Human
Rights;
this
commemoration
of
what
happened
in
that
authoritarian
era,
the
pain
of
the
victims
and
their
families
but
the
unannounced
facts,
are
perfectly
presented
here.
The
museum
is
very
close
to
home.
After
the
remodeling
and
opening,
I
have
always
wanted
to
come
but
never
made
a
trip.
Today
I
finally
fulfilled
my
wish.
The
museum
has
not
disappointed
in
terms
of
hardware
or
software.
The
following
is
a
brief
description
of
the
experience
in
each
district.
1.
Opening
hours-Like
most
national
museums,
Monday
is
generally
selected
as
the
closed
day,
and
admission
is
free.
2.
Guide
method-1.
Audio
guide-handheld
multilingual
guide
(9
languages),
2.
Scheduled
tour
by
personnel-two
sessions
a
day
at
10:30,
14:30,
3.
White
horror
VR
guide
View-two
games
a
day
at
11:00
and
15:00.
(Full
free
experience-announced
on
site)
3.
Movement
lines
in
the
exhibition
area-There
are
many
exhibits
and
booths
scattered
throughout
the
park,
which
poses
a
certain
challenge
to
first-time
visitors.
Fortunately,
the
exhibition
map
and
the
signage
that
can
be
seen
everywhere
in
the
park
help
a
lot.
4.
Features
of
the
exhibition
hall-As
the
park
retains
a
lot
of
original
buildings,
only
the
interior
parts
have
been
partially
adjusted;
therefore,
walking
in
the
exhibition
area
seems
to
be
able
to
feel
the
scene
of
the
turmoil
of
the
year.
5.
Features
of
the
exhibits-1.
Physical
exhibits-the
prison
cell,
torture
instrument,
interrogation
room,
laundry
room,
etc.
used
in
the
past
are
largely
restored
to
the
scene
at
the
time,
supplemented
with
detailed
text,
the
victims
and
the
families
of
the
victims
Interviews
allow
viewers
to
get
closer
to
the
atmosphere
of
the
year.
2.
Acoustic
experience-through
interactive
and
immersive
methods
to
simulate
the
victims'
unfair
treatment,
torture
and
other
processes
in
the
past,
and
indirectly
tell
the
story
of
that
era.
6.
The
presentation
of
the
facts-the
exhibition
was
held
here
to
coincide
with
the
40th
anniversary
of
the
Formosa
Incident.
Through
past
magazines,
newspapers,
interviews
with
the
parties,
etc.,
the
museum
restores
the
people
who
have
lived
in
Taiwan
for
decades
The
process
of
pursuing
democracy
and
the
experience
of
being
suppressed
by
the
authoritarian
government.
7.
Human
Rights
Monument-This
is
a
memorial
and
weeping
monument.
The
designer
carefully
records
the
various
experiences
of
the
victims
of
improper
detention,
death
penalty,
and
death
by
improper
detention,
death
penalty,
and
death
through
different
methods
(detailed
observation
on
the
spot
is
recommended).
8.
"Freedom
of
Speech
Day"
Special
Exhibition-This
special
exhibition
allows
school-age
visitors
to
experience
the
day
when
there
was
no
freedom
of
speech
in
an
interactive
way
in
a
way
that
is
easier
to
absorb
information
and
interaction.
It
is
a
very
careful
curation.
There
are
so
many
amazing
places
in
this
pavilion.
Reserve
some
for
those
who
haven't
visited
it
yet!
(Original)
國家人權博物館；這個紀念在那個威權年代所發生的事、受難者及其家屬的痛卻無法公布的事實，皆完美在此呈現。該館離家很近，改建開放後一直想來卻始終沒有成行，今天終於一償宿願；而該館不論是在硬體還是在軟體上都沒令人失望，以下簡述各區體驗感想。
1. 開放時間-如同大多的國立博物館一般選擇週一作為休館日，採用免票方式入場。
2. 導覽方式-1.
語音導覽-手持式多語種導覽機(9種語言)、2.人員定時導覽-一日兩場次10:30,14:30、3.白色恐怖VR導覽-一日兩場11:00、15:00。(全程免費體驗-依現場公佈)
3. 展區動線-展品及展間眾多，散落在園區內各處，對首次參觀者具有一定的挑戰，好在展場地圖及園區內隨處可見的指示牌幫了很大的忙。
4. 展館特色-因園區保留了相當多的原始建物，僅在內裝的部分作部分調整；因此，行走在展區中彷彿能感受到當年風聲鶴唳的情景。
5. 展物特色-1.實體展物-當年使用的牢房、刑具、偵訊室、洗衣房等很大部分還原地當時的場景，再輔以細膩的文字說明、當年受難者及受難者家屬採訪等讓觀賞者能更貼近當年的氛圍。2.聲歷其境-透過互動式及沉浸式的方式模擬受難者在過往遭受不公平對待、刑求等過程，間接地訴說的那個年代個故事。
6. 事實的呈現-參觀時適逢美麗島事件40周年展覽在此進行，館內透過過往的雜誌、報紙、當事人的訪談等等方式還原了幾十年來在台灣這塊土地上生存的人民們追求民主的進程和遭受威權政府打壓的遭遇。
7. 人權紀念碑-這是個令人感傷落淚的紀念碑，設計師很用心的透過不同的方式(建議現場詳細觀察景點)紀錄不當關押、死刑、關押致死等受難者的種種經歷。
8. “言論自由日”特展-該特展以偏互動的方式讓學齡參觀者以一個較容易吸收訊息及互動的方式體驗當年那個沒有言論自由的日子，非常用心的一個策展。
這個展館令人驚豔的地方實在太多了，保留一些讓還沒參觀過的朋友自行探訪吧！
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