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SARG delegation continues second-day visit in Taichung (with photos)

Photo shows the Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development, Mrs Rita Lau (third right), the Secretary for Constitutional and Mainland Affairs, Mr Stephen Lam (fourth right), and the Commissioner for Tourism, Mr Philip Yung (second right) visiting a paper manufacturer and a museum on paper-making in Puli to get a better understanding of how the place preserves its traditional paper-making industry and turns it into a tourist attraction of local characteristics.

SARG delegation continues second-day visit in Taichung (1)

Photo shows the Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development, Mrs Rita Lau (third right), the Secretary for Constitutional and Mainland Affairs, Mr Stephen Lam (fourth right), and the Commissioner for Tourism, Mr Philip Yung (second right) visiting a paper manufacturer and a museum on paper-making in Puli to get a better understanding of how the place preserves its traditional paper-making industry and turns it into a tourist attraction of local characteristics.

The Commissioner for Tourism, Mr Philip Yung (first left), the Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development, Mrs Rita Lau (second left), the Secretary for Constitutional and Mainland Affairs, Mr Stephen Lam(third left), and the Permanent Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development (Commerce, Industry and Tourism), Miss Yvonne Choi (fifth left) get first-hand DIY experience of paper-making at Puli's paper manufacturer with a view to understanding how interactive elements can be injected into the tourist industry to make it more diversified.

SARG delegation continues second-day visit in Taichung (2)

The Commissioner for Tourism, Mr Philip Yung (first left), the Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development, Mrs Rita Lau (second left), the Secretary for Constitutional and Mainland Affairs, Mr Stephen Lam(third left), and the Permanent Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development (Commerce, Industry and Tourism), Miss Yvonne Choi (fifth left) get first-hand DIY experience of paper-making at Puli's paper manufacturer with a view to understanding how interactive elements can be injected into the tourist industry to make it more diversified.