When the film 《青春18×2 通往有你的旅程》 ( Seishun 18×2: Beyond Youthful Days ) premiered, it captured the hearts of fans across Asia. Starring 許光漢 (Xu Guanghan, pinyin: Xǔ Guānghàn ) and 清原果耶 (Kiyohara Kaya), the movie tells a tender story of youth, memory, and journeys. What makes it even more special is that part of the film was shot in Tainan (台南, pinyin: Táinán ), Taiwan’s oldest city, known for its cultural depth and nostalgic charm. The Cinema at Nanmei Village In Nanmei Villa

“Marry My Dead Body” ( 關於我和鬼變成家人的那件事  Guānyú wǒ hé guǐ biàn chéng jiārén de nà jiàn shì ) is a wildly creative Taiwanese action-comedy film, blending fantasy, ghost marriage rituals, LGBTQ themes, and police drama. It’s perfect for Chinese learners wanting to explore pop culture and Traditional Chinese script.​ Plot Summary The story follows Wu Ming-han ( 吳明翰  Wú Mínghàn), a straight-laced cop who’s afraid of both ghosts and gay relationships. During an investigation, he ac