The Baisha Literary Award held by the Department of Chinese Literature and the Institute of Taiwan Literature has entered its 28th session this year (111). The theme of this year's "Let the Seeds of Literature Germinate". From the beginning of 2011 to April 8, a school-wide call for contributions was launched. It is divided into modern poetry, modern prose, modern novel, children's literature, classical poetry, and classical prose. A total of Six categories of literature, the total bonus is as high as 176,000 yuan. This year, a total of 383 works were obtained. After the initial review process in the school, a total of 135 works were shortlisted and entered the final review stage.

The final review meeting was held from May 11 to May 12, 2011 in the audio-visual classroom on the fourth floor of Hongdo Hall. After two days of review and discussion by a total of 12 external committee members, the finalists of various genres were selected from among the 100 finalists. The first prize, the second prize, the third prize and the excellent works, and the award ceremony will be held on the spot. In response to the changes in the domestic epidemic, this conference was conducted online and in parallel, and only the finalists were open to attend the conference. With the joint efforts of the teachers and students of the Department of Chinese Language and Literature and the Institute of Taiwanese Literature, the 28th Baisha Literature Award was successfully concluded.

In addition to encouraging all students to show their talents and creating a creative atmosphere, the Baisha Literary Award also hopes to have more opportunities for communication and interaction with young creators through well-known domestic writers and scholars to serve as judges. Cultivate a broader vision in literary creation. After the final review meeting, the outstanding works of all award-winning students will also be included, and the "Ying Yang Gua Mountain - The 28th Baisha Literary Award Winning Anthology" will be published. (Department of Chinese Literature)