【活動簡介】

一場跨領域通識，讓我們從永康與青田街城市地景踏查開始。

漫步於永康街與青田街之間，每一棟老房子、每一條巷弄都承載著城市的歷史脈絡與生活痕跡。本次通識教育中心舉辦的「都市文化生態的探尋：永康與青田城市地景」走讀活動，旨在讓學生以城市為跨域教室，從課程所涵蓋的七大領域中重新閱讀日常環境。透過現地觀察、視覺文化分析、歷史脈絡梳理與空間故事的挖掘，學生能在實際場域中連結課堂所學，深化對城市文化、生態與美感經驗的理解。

在人文與藝術美學中，我們看見建築風格、生活品味與文化記憶；在社會科學裡，讀出街區形成、居民互動與政策軌跡。自然科學與生命科學提醒我們，老樹、植栽與街區生態構成城市的生命網絡。數理邏輯隱藏在街廓的比例、動線與空間秩序之中；資訊科技則讓我們透過數位典藏與地圖導覽以新的方式理解老街區。

通識教育中心期待：跨域學習與踏查永康與青田街的學習只是一個開始，有了結合人文、社會、科學、藝術到科技的學習資源，學習者帶著被開啟的感官，以多元視角留意城市裡其他角落，這將會是一個培養自主學習進行城市探索的入口，去發現不同城市地景各自展現著深刻的文化故事與城市底蘊。

【對象與時間】

對象：本校的所有學生(包括外籍生、僑生)，以20人為限。

時間：2025/12/19(五)  10:00~12:00約 2 小時(120分鐘)

【報名網址】

https://forms.gle/Nyyz43GRXfs9vMe68

報名截止日期：114年12月15日。（20人為限）

報名對象：本校的所有學生(包括外籍生、僑生)，以20人為限。

【備註】

1)本次走讀採中文導覽，並提供英文資料，請報名者自己決定是否參加。
2)建議參與者穿著舒適衣物與鞋子、水、遮陽帽、雨具。
3)部分古蹟（如教堂、故居）需事先確認是否可參觀或需預約。
4)雨天備案：倘活動當天因天候因素無法實際走讀，將改採室內課程，詳細內容，再通知參與人員。

Exploring Urban Cultural Ecology: Yongkang & Qingtian Urban Landscape Walking Tour

Program Introduction

This interdisciplinary general education walking tour begins with an on-site exploration of the urban landscapes of Yongkang Street and Qingtian Street.

Strolling through the surrounding neighborhoods, every historic house and narrow alley reveals layers of Taipei’s urban memory and daily life. This walking tour organized by the General Education Center—“Exploring Urban Cultural Ecology: Yongkang & Qingtian Urban Landscape”—invites students to transform the city into a cross-disciplinary learning classroom. Integrating perspectives from the Center’s seven major fields of study, participants will re-examine their everyday surroundings through:

• field observation,
• visual and cultural analysis,
• historical contextualization, and
• spatial storytelling.

Through immersive on-site learning, students connect classroom knowledge with real urban environments, cultivating deeper understanding of urban culture, ecological networks, and aesthetic experiences.

From the humanities and aesthetics, we explore architectural styles, everyday life, and collective memory.
From the social sciences, we interpret community formation, resident interactions, and public policy developments.
Natural and life sciences reveal how old trees, plants, and green spaces form the living ecological network of the city.
Mathematics and logic are observed in street proportions, circulation routes, and spatial order.
Finally, information technology enables historical comparisons through digital archives and interactive map navigation.

The General Education Center envisions this interdisciplinary urban exploration as only the beginning. With humanities, social sciences, science, art, and technology converging into a unified learning experience, participants are encouraged to expand their senses and perspectives beyond Yongkang and Qingtian—embarking on self-directed journeys across the city to uncover the cultural narratives embedded in Taipei’s diverse landscapes.

Participants & Schedule

Participants:
Open to all students of the university, including international and overseas Chinese students.
Maximum capacity: 20 participants

Date & Time:
Friday, December 19, 2025 | 10:00–12:00 (120 minutes)

Registration

Online Registration Form:
https://forms.gle/Nyyz43GRXfs9vMe68

Registration deadline: December 15, 2025 (limited to 20 participants).

Participants:
Open to all students of the university, including international and overseas Chinese students.
Maximum capacity: 20 participants

Notes

1. This walking tour will be conducted in Chinese, with English materials provided. Participants may decide for themselves whether they wish to join.
2. Participants are advised to wear comfortable clothing and shoes, and bring water, a sun hat, and rain gear.
3. Some historic sites (such as churches or former residences) require prior confirmation or reservations for visits.
4. Rain Plan: If the walking tour cannot proceed due to weather conditions on the event day, it will be replaced with an indoor session. Detailed information will be provided to  participants.