【活動主題】瑞典駐臺代表任荷雅卸任前訪北一女　使節陪同走讀「諾貝爾特展」

【活動日期】2026年8月3日上午9:50至10:30

【活動紀錄】第15屆綠衣使節新聞部

【活動地點】北一女中學珠樓一樓多用途展示廳

【活動報導】

        由國立臺灣大學與瑞典駐臺辦事處共同主辦的「對話諾貝爾特展－諾貝爾獎的原音與回響」特展，今年5月於臺大展出後，6月底移展至北一女中學珠樓1樓展示廳展出。即將卸任的瑞典駐臺代表任荷雅（Helena Reitberger）女士於8月3日下午離臺返國前，特別於當日上午偕同資深領事主任Sofia以及臺大共同教育中心專任助理沈宜諠、劉若楨蒞臨北一女中參觀特展，並與綠衣使節交流互動。

        蔡哲銘校長、賴柷宏秘書及7位第十五屆綠衣使節於校門口迎接瑞典駐臺代表任荷雅女士一行人，並在光復樓入口前合影留念，為此次參訪活動留下影像。隨後，由綠衣使節帶領貴賓沿著光復樓長廊進行校園導覽，漫步前往學珠樓1樓「對話諾貝爾特展」展區。導覽過程中，講著一口流利中文的任荷雅代表與使節們分享瑞典與臺灣教育制度的差異，也對光復樓古蹟修復後的樣貌深表讚賞。

        接著，綠衣使節引領任荷雅代表一行參觀「對話諾貝爾特展」。參觀過程中，任荷雅代表主動詢問使節們對諾貝爾獎的看法，使節們也熱烈分享今年5月諾貝爾化學獎得主Joachim Frank教授蒞校專題座談的心得。隨後，一行人來到特展便利貼留言區，細細閱讀北一女同學們參觀後留下的感想與回饋。任荷雅代表對臺灣學生在科學領域展現的潛力與優異表現給予高度肯定。

        參觀完「對話諾貝爾特展」後，使節接續邀請任荷雅代表走進校史室，透過校史導覽認識北一女中。導覽尾聲，使節們特別獻唱北一女中校歌三部合唱，並陪同任荷雅女士在江學珠前校長銅像前合影留念，為此次參訪交流畫下句點。

        本次交流活動，不僅讓綠衣使節對諾貝爾獎精神及科學教育更深入的了解，也透過與瑞典駐臺代表的面對面交流，建立了北一女與瑞典之間難能可貴的連結。

【Topic】Swedish Representative Visits TFG for Nobel Exhibition and Cultural Exchange

【Date】August 3, 2026

【Location】Taipei First Girls Senior High School

【News report】

　　The “In Dialogue with the Nobel Spirit—the Sound and the Echo” exhibition, originally hosted by National Taiwan University and Swedish Trade and Invest Council in Taipei, was moved to the Xue-Ju Building in TFG after it concluded its exhibition at NTU. On August 3, 2026, Ms. Helena Reitberger, representative of the Swedish Trade and Invest Council in Taipei, visited the exhibition one last time before returning to Sweden. This delegation also included Ms. Sofia, Senior Consular Officer, as well as Ms. Shen and Ms. Liu, Project Assistants at the Center for General Education, National Taiwan University.

　　Principal Tsai, Secretary Lai and seven Student Ambassadors of TFG greeted Representative Reitberger and Consular Officer Sofia at the school gate, taking a commemorative group photo at the carriage porch. The ambassadors then led a guided tour along the corridor of the historic Guang-Fu Building toward the exhibition venue. During the walk, Representative Reitberger discussed the differences between the Swedish and Taiwanese educational systems with the ambassadors in fluent Mandarin, and also expressed her admiration for the recent restoration of Guang-Fu Building, praising its historical significance.

　　Upon reaching the exhibition, the ambassadors guided the delegation through the showcase. Representative Reitberger inquired about the students’ perspectives on the Nobel Prize, sparking an enthusiastic conversation. The ambassadors shared insights gained from a lecture hosted back in May at TFG, at which Nobel laureate Professor Joachim Frank was invited to have dialogues with the students. Arriving at a feedback section where TFG students had left their own thoughts and reflections on the exhibition, the group stopped to inspect the students’ takeaways. Impressed by the depth of the responses as well as the engaging conversation with the student ambassadors, Representative Reitberger commended Taiwan’s quality of education in the scientific field and warmly encouraged the ambassadors to stay curious while exploring diverse paths and disciplines, and to strive for excellence in the years ahead.

　　Following the exhibition tour, the ambassadors invited the delegation to the School History Room to learn about TFG’s heritage through various historical artifacts. To conclude the tour, the ambassadors performed a three-part harmony of the TFG school anthem for Representative Reitberger and took a commemorative photo in front of the bronze statue of former Principal Jiang Xue-Ju, whose name was used in her honor for the building which holds both the aforementioned exhibition and the School History Room.

As the visit drew to a close, the ambassadors bid a fond farewell to the delegation. This exchange not only deepened the student ambassadors’ understanding of the spirit behind the Nobel Prize, but also sparked an invaluable friendship between Sweden and TFG.