Breif Intorduction About The Library Web Site Map Location Service Information ■ An introduction to the library chief Name: Zhong Yong-Feng Birthday: January 2nd 1964 Education: University of Florida, Florida, USA Degree: Master Direct Line: 05-3620620 General Line: 05-3620123 ext. 800 E-mall:vfchung@mail.cyhg.gov.tw 1964 spring, he was born to a tobacco farmer in Mei-Nung Town. 4969 great grandmother passed away; this was the first time he came into contact with burial rituals and manifestations of community mobilization. 1970 fall, he began his elementary education. Since then, he knew that the Sun is not the only way to tell time. There are also clocks and calendars. 1973 learned to do simple farming and house chores like herding cattle, mowing, weeding, cleaning tobacco shoots, and boiling water. 1974 learned to swim. 1975 learned how to drive a cattle carriage and control the temperature of the smoke room. 1976 The first time he climbed up to three-story-high Mango and Longan trees. He was a student at the Mei-Nung Junior High School then. 1977 started to take on responsibilities of heavy labors like carrying fertilizer and rice straws, and cleaning cowshed. 1978 in fall, he completed his very first poem. 1979 entered the Kaohsiung High School and joined the school volleyball team. 1982 farmlands rezoned; He quitted school and went to a tutor class in Tainan instead, concentrating himself on reading French poems and Russian novels. 1983 entered Cheng-Kung University, Department of Civil Engineering; He began writing poems in mass and listening to classical music, rock and roll, jazz, and blues. 1984 met his mentor, Xu Guo-Long. They discussed music and literature. 1986 served his military term in Dong-Ying; His sister participated in the Lu-Kang Anti-Dupont Movement. 1987 his father passed away from excessive exposure to chemicals; He began writing poems in Hakka language; His sister participated in workers' movement. 1990 participated in researcher - Xu Zheng-Guang's Small Merchandise Political Economics Study Project with his sister, and architect, Li Yun-Fei and conducted farming household interviews in Mei-Nung (Kaohsiung County) and northern regions of Ping-Tung County. 1991 met his wife, Xia Xiao-Juan; Organized the Seventh Team Workstation and Liu Dui (Six Villages) Hakka Summer Camp. 1992 graduated from Tam-Kung University, self study Archeology, and returned to Mei-Nung to organize the Mei-Nung Reservoir Public Hearing. 1993 participated in the Kaohsiung County Development Project, hosted by the Graduate School of Architecture and Planning, National Taiwan University; Went to the legislature in Taipei for the first time to petition for removal of reservoir budget; joined the International Rivers Network. 1994 involved in editing work for Mei-Nung Magazine, Kaohsiung County Documentation Series, and Tao-Yuan County's Lung-Tam Village Folk Chronicles; employed as a substitute teacher at the Mei-Nung County Nan-Lung Junior High School; Organized the Mei-Nung People's Organization; petitioned at the Legislature for the second time to appeal for removal of the reservoir budget of the year; received the Rotary Ambassador Scholarship from the International Rotary Club and started his studies at the Graduate School of Social Studies, University of Florida. 1995 went to Indonesian outskirt islands to conduct sociological surveys on the subject of "Foreign Brides"; Set up literacy classes for foreign brides in Mei-Nung area. 1996 visited Chili's women's movement organizations and Neruda's residence; completed his graduate study and returned to Taiwan to take over the Chairman position of the Mei-Nung People's Organization. 1997 participated in the Anti-Bing-Nan Industrial Park Movement and Kao-Ping River - River and Rainwater Resource Reservation Movement; Participated in the Nation-wide Community Expo held in I-Lan and was elected to become the contact person for the National Community Organizations United; Invited to share his experiences in community development with community organizations and universities. 1998 investigated international NGOs' community assistance work in the Philippines, Cambodia, and Thailand; began writing lyrics for the album - Folk Songs of Hakka. 1999 cleaned out his family tobacco attic with guitarist, Lin Sheng-Xiang, and started the Seventh Team Tobacco Attic Studio and Labor Exchange Band; Founded the Streaming (Zhuan-Lian ) Audio Publishing Co. and independently published the album - Folk Songs of Hakka; Joined the Fourth Hao-Ran Camp in the US; Employed as a Secretary in Kaohsiung County Government, Office of Secretariat. 2000 organized and trained 921 Disaster Area Aboriginal Community Workers, in conjunction with Shih Shin University, Graduate School of Social Development; Won Golden Melody Award for the Best Lyrics in the Non-popular Music Category, and the album was also nominated for Best Production and Best Album; reappointed as the Director of the Department of Waterworks; invited to plan the itinerary for Hao-Ran 2000 Camp's visit to the disaster-stricken areas. 2001 invited to take the Chief Secretary position for the Council for Hakka Affairs, Executive Yuan. 2002 took the positions as the Director of the Office of Information and Secretary in Chief in Tainan County Government. ■ Deputy Chief Name: Chen Guo-Chang 　 Sex: Male Date of Birth: November 6, 1962 Education: Graduated from Department of Military Service and Conscription, Central Police Academy Research in Public Administration, Graduate Institute of Political Science, National Chung Cheng University 　 Experience: Officer, Division Head, Military Service Division, Chiayi County Government Section Chief, Military Service Bureau, Chiayi County Government Section Chief, Cultural Affairs Bureau, Chiayi County Government 　 Contact: Direct Line: 3620627 Tel. 3620123 ext. 802 　 E-mail: cyhga906@mail.cyhg.gov.tw