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wu Pongfong

For Cape No. 7 actor, 'taike' means not forgetting history

Beautiful Island Media Matters 
June 26, 2009 Trista di Genova 1 Comment actor, arts, Cape No. 7, cinema, cultural identity, film, folklore, golden bell awards, movie, puppetry, red theater, songs, taike, Taiwan, temple customs, wu Pongfong

Pongfong Wu recently won two Golden Bell awards for his roles in TV drama. Here is an exclusive interview with the rising star….

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