Hi Mouse Landscape Art Introduction
Its biggest feature is that it contains many elements and meanings favored by the Chinese. Whether in the blue and white porcelain designs or the specifications and totem content of the作品, they are closely related to Eastern culture. Blue and white porcelain is an artistic expression full of Eastern characteristics, and the color blue resonates with the island scenery of Penghu, creating a popular photo spot for locals and tourists alike. The lively and playful "Hi Mouse" welcomes the sunshine and holds colorful balls, with a bright smile full of childlike fun; in the local dialect of Penghu, porpoise is pronounced as 'hai-chu', which also implies 'high-quality place'. Therefore, the design takes 'dolphins' and 'mice' as the starting points, creating the lively "Hi Mouse," complementing bicycle tourism. As one of the hospitality icons, the patterns on its body are a microcosm of culture and characteristics, which not only showcases to visitors but also inspires local residents' resonance. The work revolves around the number 8, which signifies the homophonic sound of "fa" in Chinese, meaning 'prosperity'. Additionally, the patterns cover all features of Penghu; even though Penghu is not large, it boasts rich cultural and creative resources like the Double Heart Stone Weir, green sea turtles, and lighthouses. The Hi Mouse represents not only the local culture of Penghu, but also plays an important role in promoting the local tourism industry.
