Qise Future Launches Gu Feng Cultural Celebration Inspired by Ancient Chinese Flower Goddesses
Taipei, Taiwan – June 2025 — In a groundbreaking celebration of traditional Chinese culture and Gu Feng aesthetics, Qise Future Cultural Media is set to launch the First Chinese Gu Feng Cultural Season: Twelve Flower Goddesses Selection on June 22, 2025, in Taipei, Taiwan. This landmark event marks a significant step toward internationalizing Gu Feng style—an art form rooted in ancient Chinese heritage, poetry, and costume design.
Bridging Cultures Through the Beauty of Gu Feng
Organized jointly by Qise Future Cultural Media in Taiwan and Shanghai, and curated by visionary CEO Lin Fang-Yu, the Gu Feng Cultural Season aims to showcase the elegance and storytelling embedded in Chinese traditional fashion and philosophy. The highlight of the event is the “Twelve Flower Goddesses”, each representing a unique flower, virtue, and narrative from ancient Chinese folklore.
What is Gu Feng Style?
Gu Feng (古风), meaning “ancient style,” is a cultural trend that draws inspiration from Chinese dynasties, particularly the Tang, Song, and Han periods. It combines classical music, poetry, historical fashion (like Hanfu), and visual aesthetics to create a rich tapestry of ancient charm for modern audiences.
Global Participation and Artistic Fusion
The event is expected to welcome hundreds of Gu Feng enthusiasts, content creators, and international media professionals from Asia, Europe, and the Americas. A standout feature will be a special Gu Feng dance performance by the Liu Lili Dance Troupe, bringing together classical Chinese dance with modern stagecraft to reimagine traditional stories in a vibrant, theatrical format.
Key Highlights of the Twelve Flower Goddesses Gu Feng Cultural Season:
- Cultural Pageant: A selection ceremony honoring participants who embody the essence of each Flower Goddess.
- Traditional Attire Showcase: Featuring intricate Hanfu and floral-themed designs rooted in Chinese mythology.
- Cultural Workshops: Hands-on experiences in calligraphy, fragrance creation, Gu Feng makeup artistry, and storytelling.
- International Cultural Exchange: Featuring creators and performers from across the globe, united by a shared love for Chinese history and beauty.
Lin Fang-Yu: Championing Eastern Aesthetics
At the helm of this cultural initiative is Lin Fang-Yu, founder of Future New Media and CEO of Qise Future. Known for her dedication to reviving and modernizing Chinese cultural arts, Lin sees the Twelve Flower Goddesses project as a platform to not only preserve tradition, but to ignite global curiosity and creative collaboration.
“We are not just hosting an event—we are planting seeds for a global movement,” Lin Fang-Yu said. “The Twelve Flower Goddesses remind us of the timeless grace and wisdom of our ancestors. This is about passing that torch forward.”
Toward a New Era of Global Gu Feng Recognition
With ambitious plans to turn the Twelve Flower Goddesses into an annual cultural festival, Qise Future Cultural Media aims to make Taiwan and Shanghai global hubs of Gu Feng artistry. The event has already drawn attention from fashion designers, historians, and cultural ministries worldwide.
A Global Invitation to Celebrate Chinese Elegance
As the countdown begins for June 22, 2025, anticipation is rising for a celebration that promises to blend ancient tradition with modern innovation, inviting the world to witness the blossoming of Chinese cultural elegance in full bloom.
