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[導遊人員] 外國語(英語)
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Five Swedish designers have worked with artisans in Taiwan to explore different lacquer techniques, and presented their works in an exhibition –“A New Layer.” The exhibition shows contemporary objects made with an ancient technique. Lacquer has been used in East Asia for over 7000 years and encompasses a variety of techniques and applications. The title “A New Layer” refers to how the lacquer is applied in several layers until the desired surface sheen occurs. Historically, China and Japan have been the primary regions for the development of the lacquer art form. Artisans have not only mastered a single method, but developed a variety of ways in which the coating is used, both as a functional and a decorative material. Despite the long history of craftsmanship, it is not tied to tradition but is constantly changing. Taiwan is a geographical and cultural crossroads for China and Japan but also a region with influences from Southeast Asia and Polynesia. This variegated culture is visible in Taiwan's craft traditions and has significantly colored the material that appears in “A New Layer.” The exhibition shows a broad palette of materials such as ceramics, wood, metal, wicker bamboo, fabric, pearl and stone, all of it accompanied by lacquer work applied on the objects in various ways. “A New Layer” is a collaboration between the designers Carina Seth Andersson, Matti Klenell, Stina Löfgren, Gabriella Gustafson, Mattias Ståhlbom, National Taiwan Craft Research and Development Institute (NTCRI) and the Museum of Far Eastern Antiquities.
Five Swedish designers have worked with artisans in Taiwan to explore different lacquer techniques, and presented their works in an exhibition –“A New Layer.” The exhibition shows contemporary objects made with an ancient technique. Lacquer has been used in East Asia for over 7000 years and encompasses a variety of techniques and applications. The title “A New Layer” refers to how the lacquer is applied in several layers until the desired surface sheen occurs. Historically, China and Japan have been the primary regions for the development of the lacquer art form. Artisans have not only mastered a single method, but developed a variety of ways in which the coating is used, both as a functional and a decorative material. Despite the long history of craftsmanship, it is not tied to tradition but is constantly changing. Taiwan is a geographical and cultural crossroads for China and Japan but also a region with influences from Southeast Asia and Polynesia. This variegated culture is visible in Taiwan's craft traditions and has significantly colored the material that appears in “A New Layer.” The exhibition shows a broad palette of materials such as ceramics, wood, metal, wicker bamboo, fabric, pearl and stone, all of it accompanied by lacquer work applied on the objects in various ways. “A New Layer” is a collaboration between the designers Carina Seth Andersson, Matti Klenell, Stina Löfgren, Gabriella Gustafson, Mattias Ståhlbom, National Taiwan Craft Research and Development Institute (NTCRI) and the Museum of Far Eastern Antiquities.
According to the passage, which of the following statement is true?
- A Lacquer has been used in East Europe for more than 7000 years.
- B Lacquer is originated in both Sweden and Taiwan.
- C Japan is one of the main regions for the development of the lacquer art form.
- D There is only one single application possible for lacquer.
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若要判斷這項工藝在歷史上的主要發展地，請試著回頭掃描文中提到『歷史發展（Historically）』與『主要地區（primary regions）』的段落，你能找到作者具體點名了哪兩個國家作為其藝術形式的發展核心嗎？
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- 溫柔解析：這題的重點其實就是「文本事實比對」，你理解得很好。文章中非常明確地提到：「Historically, China and Japan have been the primary regions for the development of the lacquer art form.」這句話就像明燈一樣，直接點亮了選項 (C) 的正確性。至於其他選項，(A) 是將地點弄混了，(B) 對起源地的理解有所偏差，而 (D) 則是沒有注意到文中關於「多樣化發展（variety of ways）」的描述。你都能正確辨識出來，真的很棒！
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