Woo~草

早期的人們非常依賴草的功效，隨處可見的小草們不僅可以治病、療傷、食用，甚至饑荒時期成為救荒的野菜，但隨著社會環境的變化，人們已經不需要再依賴這些小草了，也因為很多人不知道，因此統稱它們為「雜草」，甚至會使用農藥等方式清除，但同時也傷害了原本的土地與環境，然而這些看似不起眼的「雜草」，其實蘊含了前人的智慧，以及屬於自己的療癒功效和特色。
Woo草以輕鬆、詼諧的插畫方式，繪製30種台灣路邊、田間、淺山地區常見的小草擬人化圖鑑及三條掛布，呈現雜草的獨特功效與特色，讓人們重新認識並連結現代生活與雜草的療癒關係、翻轉人們對草的刻板印象，探索日常中常見的小草，以及了解早期的人們如何使用或食用這修小草。

Woo~weeds

In earlier times, people heavily relied on the medicinal properties of herbs. These ubiquitous plants were not only used for treating illnesses, injuries, and as food sources, but also served as emergency crops during times of famine. However, with the changing social landscape, people no longer depended on these herbs as much. Many are now unaware of their benefits and are collectively referred to as "weeds." In some cases, pesticides are used to eradicate them, inadvertently harming the land and environment. Yet, these seemingly inconspicuous "weeds" hold the wisdom of our ancestors and possess their own unique healing properties and characteristics. Woo weeds employs a light-hearted and humorous illustration style to personify 30 common Taiwanese roadside, field, and foothill herbs. Through a guidebook and three hanging scrolls, it showcases the unique benefits and characteristics of these herbs, aiming to reintroduce people to the healing relationship between modern life and weeds. By challenging people's stereotypes about weeds, it explores the common herbs found in daily life and educates about how early people utilized or consumed these useful plants.