Literature Luggage Strap

Attention, you are surrounded by literature! How many words do you see in your day? As soon as you open your eyes, you may be used to reading newspapers or swiping online news, and then nagging about an article posted by a friend. Going to work and class, you will pass through countless advertising signs and slogans. At dinner, you hear pop songs in the shopping street. You walk into a restaurant and the Spring Festival couplets at the door have faded. A campaign van passed by and candidates shouted slogans over loudspeakers. Back home, the family excitedly told you a homophonic joke that looked on the phone. You don't think it's funny, but suddenly you remember a certain movie you've seen before, and there is also a dad who likes to tell bad jokes. So you still laughed. It's just an ordinary day. If you think about it carefully, you will find that you are actually immersed in a lot of words every day. They are all carefully modified and adjusted by the writer, and then delivered to you in some kind of pipeline. They are not necessarily all writers, but they all use literary techniques developed by human beings over thousands of years: puns, rhyme, repetition, contrast, association... Through the media and education system, words have completely penetrated into people's lives—human beings are living in the most "literary" era. -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- - The appeal of the permanent exhibition of the Taiwan Literature Museum is "Attention, you are surrounded by literature". The domineering envelope of the suitcase is distinctive and highly recognizable, and it also shows your literary temperament and traveler's aura. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51128647438_6f1b0050f7_b.jpg Size｜180 x 5 cm Material｜PP webbing -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- - Warning! You are Surrounded by Literature How much reading do you do on an average day? You begin each day reading the newspaper or a favorite news website and then peruse the latest posts by social-media friends and contacts. On the way to work or school, you are greeted by a steady barrage of slick advertisements and other messages. In the evening, pop music wafts through the air as you do some shopping. You see a faded New Year's couplet clinging tenaciously to a restaurant doorway. A van blaring a candidate's campaign messages over its loudspeakers passes by. This is just an average day! Upon closer consideration, you will surely find that words are part and parcel of everyday life. A constant stream of messages, purposefully written, refined, and packaged, finds its way to you every day of the year. Media and public education have spun the written word into the fabric of everyday life. We truly live in the most 'literary' of times. -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- -