🎪 [Tech x Culture x Science Popularization] Pearl S. Buck Foundation Joins Hands with FamilyMart and NewSight Display! "2026 Good Love Carnival" Creates a New Diverse and Inclusive Experience

The Pearl S. Buck Foundation, which has been deeply rooted in Taiwan for nearly 60 years, responded to the "2026 Good Love Carnival" organized by the Little Tree Love Association from August 14th to 16th, 2026, grandly held at the National Taiwan Science Education Center! This time, in collaboration with FamilyMart and NewSight Display Co., Ltd., a cross-border exhibition area combining "multiculturalism, sports technology, and science popularization experience" was created, inviting the public and families to feel the warm power of inclusion. 🌟 Three Major Highlights of the Exhibition Area: An Interactive Feast Breaking Borders and Languages FamilyMart x Pearl S. Buck Foundation "Sports Technology Incubation Station": Combining VR/AR interactive technology, creating a "When Sports Meets Culture" knowledge quiz and mother tongue interactive game, allowing parents and children to easily learn about the cultural characteristics of different countries through sports and technology experiences. NewSight Display "Little Chemical Explorer": Specialty chemical materials giant NewSight Display Co., Ltd. leverages its corporate expertise to sponsor and set up a fun science popularization experience zone, where employees personally transform professional knowledge into lively teaching materials to stimulate children's curiosity for scientific exploration. Multicultural Exchange Market: Promoting the integration of new resident cultures, showcasing cross-border vitality and dynamism. 💃 The Story of a Medical Interpreter for 20 Years: Vietnamese New Resident Ah Hui Demonstrates Life Resilience A major highlight at the event was Vietnamese new resident Ah Hui (Tiểu Huệ), who served as a cultural exchange ambassador. Having married and moved to Taiwan in 2006, she initially overcame language and life adaptation difficulties. She not only studied Chinese diligently in night school but also cultivated her professional skills with the foundation's assistance. Leveraging her mother tongue advantage, she has served as a medical interpreter for nearly 20 years, becoming an indispensable communication bridge between patients and medical staff. At the event, Ah Hui, dressed in a traditional Vietnamese Áo Dài, shared her hometown culture and her journey of striving in Taiwan with the public. She expressed gratitude for the warm companionship provided by Taiwanese volunteers and elders. She emotionally stated, "I am very happy and it is meaningful to be able to help those in need with my language skills!" She also hopes to use her experience to encourage more new resident sisters to bravely step out and build their new lives. 💡 Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR): Moving from Simple Donations to Understanding and Integration FamilyMart: Wu Cai-hua, Director of Public Affairs and Brand Communication, stated that FamilyMart has long been committed to being a friendly force connecting people and communities. From setting up Southeast Asian product sections to collaborating with the Pearl S. Buck Foundation to create a new resident-friendly workplace, they have enabled more people to see the contributions of multiculturalism. NewSight Display Co., Ltd.: General Manager Shi Chun-ci emphasized that corporate responsibility is not just about giving, but also about nurturing the infinite possibilities of the next generation, accompanying children in lifelong learning through fun science popularization education. 💡 Editor's Note: When goodwill elevates from "simple donations" to "mutual understanding and tolerance," the seeds of multiculturalism can blossom into the most beautiful flowers on this land. 🗣️ Discussion Time for rtitalk Readers: Have you experienced any multicultural activities combining "technology" or "science popularization" in your life? What warm experiences do you have to share with everyone about the professional strength shown by new residents in Taiwanese society (such as medical interpreters, cultural lecturers)? Welcome to leave a message below to exchange ideas! 👇