關於《時光》

記下故事，留下時光

時光我們留不住，於是我們記錄它，用文字寫下一家人的相處，人與人之間的快樂憂愁；

用影片捕捉哭笑的一刻，為生命裡的時光留一處回憶的起點。

讓《時光》為你記下人生每段高低起跌。

時光致力於保存個人與社區的故事、回憶和文化遺產，搭建一座跨越世代的永恆橋樑。透過創新的計劃、協作項目和富有意義的敘事，我們啟發人們反思過去、慶祝現在，並為未來留下持久的遺產。我們的使命是促進跨世代之間的同理心、理解與連結，確保每一個故事都被珍視，每一段回憶都能永存。

目標
保存回憶：收集、歸檔並保護個人與集體的故事、文物和文化珍寶，為後代子孫留存珍貴記憶。

促進連結：建立跨越不同世代之間的情感與文化連結，培養身份認同感與延續性。

推廣遺產：鼓勵個人與社區反思生活、慶祝成就，並為他人留下值得學習與珍惜的深遠遺產。

啟發未來：將保存的回憶與故事作為靈感、教育和動力的來源，激勵未來的世代。

支持社區：與當地組織、學校和慈善機構合作，推動文化保存與跨世代理解。

About Time Capsule

Time Capsule, capture your life

We cannot stop time from passing away, but we can capture it in words or videos to put family gatherings, laughing faces, and tearing eyes into Time Capsule.

This is a gift for yourself and your loved ones which will help to recall the invaluable living moments.

Time Capsule is dedicated to preserving the stories, memories, and cultural heritage of individuals and communities, creating a timeless bridge between generations. Through innovative programs, collaborative initiatives, and meaningful storytelling, we inspire people to reflect on their past, celebrate their present, and leave a lasting legacy for the future. Our mission is to foster empathy, understanding, and connection across generations, ensuring that every story is cherished and every memory endures.

Objective
Preserve Memories: To collect, archive, and safeguard personal and collective stories, artifacts, and cultural treasures for future generations.

Foster Connection: To build emotional and cultural connections between people across different generations, fostering a sense of identity and continuity.

Promote Legacy: To encourage individuals and communities to reflect on their lives, celebrate their achievements, and leave a meaningful legacy for others to learn from and cherish.

Inspire the Future: To use preserved memories and stories as a source of inspiration, education, and motivation for future generations.

Support Community: To collaborate with local organizations, schools, and charities to promote cultural preservation and intergenerational understanding.

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