The course design guides students through creative ideation, field research, proposal discussions, professional technical knowledge acquisition, and hands-on installation and display of artworks on site. By showcasing these projects in an exhibition, the general public can appreciate the artworks and also engage in workshop activities for a hands-on experience. The Dashanbei region's two most renowned features:  the ' Path for Skipped Class ' and 'Shangshan café ', forming a creative cultural tourism belt, have become a source of creative inspiration for students. Combined with special events on weekends, these initiatives offer the first opportunity for local revitalization. The activity aims to generate buzz and reinvigorate the local industry substantively, imbuing traditional sites with a unique National Tsing Hua University-style artistic and cultural design. The artworks are not only aesthetically and texturally appealing but also reflect a deep cultural and artistic sensibility. This aligns closely with the hands-on experiences and both locations, fostering more interdisciplinary opportunities.