Liang Dan-feng was a well-known watercolor painter and prose writer who won the 16th National Awards for Art under the Literature and Arts category in 1991. Her paintings focused on images of travel, and she was a pioneer in opening up the world of self-guided travel and realism paintings to Taiwanese women. Beginning in 2012, she donated a large amount of her life's work to the National Library, making her the largest donor in the domestic art and literature sector to date and leaving a precious record of Taiwanese art.
The theatrical troupe Creative Society was originally founded in May 1997 by a group of veteran Taiwanese theater directors, drama scholars, art administrators, and media workers, a seven-person team of Jiang Shifang, Chi Wei-jan, Katherine Chou, Wei Ying-chuan, Li Huan-hsiung, Lin Jing-yun, and Lee Yung-ping. Taking its inspiration and drive from observations of the close relationship between modern theater and the pulse and evolution of society, the group has throughout its existence been deeply committed to exploring new aesthetic styles and creative elements with original scripts.