Woodcut Dream King and Free Store

The Woodcut Dream King and Free Store is filled with well-organized goods, ranging from small dolls to thermoses. New and clean second-hand items from home can be donated here. Visitors can "barter" for items, for instance, exchanging homemade eggs for a teddy bear. This method encourages the community and guests to recall the spirit of mutual assistance and trust from ancient rural times, just implemented in a more modern fashion. Furthermore, a green, blackboard-like refrigerator stands at the entrance, labeled "Community Fridge." It encourages people to take ingredients freely and also to deposit any surplus food items. For hygiene reasons, cooked food and meat are not accepted; only various ingredients and dry goods. With support from brands like A-Sha Canteen, it allows people to experience the simplicity and charm of a Hakka farm.