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This thesis aimed at Chung Hsing Paper Corporation, the only and leading government-owned paper provider, after Taiwan retrocession.
The investigation focused on the company evolution, enterprises operation and regional development, comparing to the perspectives of privatization of government-owned enterprises, the elder‘s experience sharing and study in regional history in previous studies.
By combining the interview of oral history with the retired employees and current studies, hoping to remind them of their own stories and to recover the memory fragment lost in literature. By doing so, to reproduce the employees’ daily lives in manufactory and memories of labors in that era, and to show the glory of the employees and Chung Hsing Paper Corporation.
Furthermore, through those employees’ view, this investigation analyzed the working environment of paper manufactory, the outflow and gap of technology, and the change from prosperity to decline of Chung Hsing Paper Corporation after privatization in the late 20th century. |