This course delves into the development and creation of Taiwanese new historical novels. Through rich reading materials, theoretical learning, and hands-on practice, students gain a comprehensive understanding of the techniques and historical perspectives present in Taiwanese historical novels, especially in terms of ethnicity, culture, language, and gender. The course design includes not only extensive theoretical learning but also emphasizes practical application, allowing students to deepen their understanding of the creative techniques of historical novels and the socio-cultural contexts behind them through discussions, author talks, and other activities.

Through a variety of learning methods, students not only enhance their ability to read and critique historical novels but also engage in writing and creative exercises where they explore the intersection of history and literature, uncovering Taiwan's historical memories and cultural values. The final research projects and creative exercises encourage students to apply the theoretical knowledge they’ve gained to actual academic research or creation, fostering deeper exploration of Taiwanese historical novels and promoting innovative development in this literary genre.

In summary, the learning process of this course effectively combines theory and practice, allowing students to make significant progress in the research and creation of historical novels, while also developing a profound understanding and appreciation of this literary field, laying a solid foundation for future academic research or creative endeavors.