Stories always begin with a long, long time ago, not to make us dwell in the past, but to provide insights across time and space. The life long after depends on our present moment's awareness, thinking, and decisions.

Gender equality is not only a value, a mindset, and a manifestation of behavior, but also a purposeful action. From the realms of "individual," "family," "social interactions," and "workplace," to the entire "social environment," women face different challenges in life. 

What are the changes brought about by past events, advocacies, and legislative amendments? Therefore, this year's exhibition at the "Taiwan National Women's Hall" attempts to explore the values and meanings behind these statistics through visualizing personal, educational, occupational, and health aspects with statistical charts. 

Through interactive cognition and contemplation, it aims not only to examine individuals' perception of gender issues but also to foster more thinking and discussion through understanding. 

We hope that through this exhibition, it can promote everyone to observe gender equality from within themselves and explore the underlying challenges behind the promotion of women's rights.

• Seeing the past: Discovering the changes through some past facts      (laws/events/culture, etc.)

• Experiencing the present: Gaining insights into the changes  in understanding "gender" through nine themes.

• Experiencing the present: Gaining insights into the changes in understanding "gender" through nine themes.