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在台湾苗栗三义乡,有一家原来生产人像、木鸭等木制品的工厂,其产品曾经远销美、日、欧等地。上个世纪80年代,生意好到“不管生产什么东西都有人要”的市场畅销时代。不料,市场风云变幻,1996年,木鸭订单大量减少,2002年,工厂几近关门,最后只剩下老板打理库存。为充分利用库存的木鸭,老板于绝境处想出一个超越“弯道”的点子——将工厂起名为“丫箱宝”观光工场,取意“压箱之宝”。老板尝试着让顾客自己动手彩绘木鸭,旧厂房重新装修后,变身为DIY大教室,大人孩子纷纷来这里信手涂鸦、
In Miaoli Sanyi Township, Taiwan, there is a factory that originally produced portraits, wood ducks and other wood products. Its products were exported to the United States, Japan, and Europe. In the 1980s, business was so good that the “everything produced has something to do with people’s desire”. Unexpectedly, the market has changed dramatically. In 1996, the number of wooden duck orders has been greatly reduced. In 2002, the factory was almost closed, and only the boss left inventory. In order to make full use of the stock of wood duck, the boss in the desperate to come up with an idea beyond the “curve” - the factory was called “Ting Box Po” Sightseeing Workshop, meaning Italy ". The owner tried to get the customers to paint the wooden ducks themselves. After the old factory was renovated, it turned into a DIY big classroom where adults and children came to graffiti.