I don't know why, but gradually there has been a notion on the internet: every city should have one or two 'art house cinemas'. Of course, they wouldn't solely screen art films, but rather, like Taoyuan Cinema, they would provide a relatively plentiful number of showings for new, quality films with depth that appeal to a niche audience, while also offering opportunities to revisit classics.
Such cinemas needn't be numerous—one or two per city would suffice. Let a hundred flowers bloom, with mega-cinemas ensuring the screening of new blockbusters, and art house cinemas catering to the more niche and classic films, giving audiences who wish to see such films a quiet place to watch.
Simply put, establish a national chain of art house cinemas!
It should be a chain, not just standalone cinemas, and it should be present in every city across the country!
As soon as this opinion was voiced, it immediately gained widespread support.
