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在日剧韩剧、美片港片当道下,台湾乡土电影的崛起和持续不断的发烧可以算是另类的台湾传奇。而台湾电影除了娱乐大众外,也让我们对这个与大陆分隔了60年的社会有了或多或少的了解。提到台湾,通常我们首先想到的是阿里山和日月潭,一座山一潭水几乎引发了大陆人对宝岛的所有想象,不过如果问题转到台湾同胞走过的足迹,我们的印象便变得十分模糊了。的确,我们不太知道他们是怎么生活过来的,也不太知道他们对自己的生活怀有怎样的情感……但是,我们可以从近年来不断崛起的台湾的电影中窥得一二。
Under the influence of Japanese dramas like Korean and American films, the rise of Taiwan’s native films and the continuous fever can be regarded as an alternative to Taiwan’s legend. Apart from entertaining the public, Taiwanese films also give us a more or less familiar understanding of this 60-year-old society separated from the mainland. When it comes to Taiwan, the first thing we usually think of is Alishan and Sun Moon Lake. A mountain of mud and water almost aroused all the mainland people’s imagination about the island. However, if the problem goes to the footsteps of Taiwan compatriots, our impression becomes Very vague. Indeed, we do not quite know how they came from or how much they feel about their own lives ... But we can see from one of Taiwan’s rising movies in recent years.