▸▸新竹南寮漁港，有個傳承百年的造船廠家族，慧萍和仲泓姐弟，是這個家的第五代。
木造船業沒落，家裡的造船廠不再營業。他們仍想保留下這個占地900坪的祖傳造船廠，為家族和地方做歷史見證。
慧萍：「我們小時候，這個南寮漁港，這樣小小的漁港可以停靠一百多艘的漁船，非常非常地熱鬧。」
代價是，每年要付出120萬的國有地租金。
經營餐廳、維修船隻，加上其他家人並不支持...姐弟倆為了租金努力賺錢，壓力非常大。
仲泓：「不管別人怎麼看，我們就是繼續做啦，能做多少，算多少。」
而另一方面，陪伴爸媽打拼理想的孩子，也有自己的看法。
「我希望可以在我這代完成這件事，不希望把我的壓力延續給我的下一代。」
▮ 神秘嘉賓喬裝登場，慧萍與他的諜對諜，究竟誰勝出？
🥦🥦🥕🥦🥦🥕🥦🥦🥕
🏠公視 誰來晚餐 【造船廠我們的家】
◾️ 7/15（五）21:00｜公視
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◾️ 你還沒認識的家庭故事，你還沒認識的台灣
A hundred years ago, the first generation of Hsieh family boatbuilders emigrated from Mainland China to Taiwan. Fifth-generation boatbuilder Hsieh Chung-hung and his sister Hsieh Hui-ping are immensely proud of their family heritage and determined to keep their ancestors' traditions alive. However, their dream of transforming the old family boatyard into a museum and tourist attraction has divided this once tight-knit family. Today, we meet Cheng-hung and his sister as they try to balance their dream with reality. For Chung-hung and his sister Hui-ping, saving the boatyard is a mission, but do their children feel so enthusiastic? With the decline in small-scale fishing, how has fifth-generation boatbuilder Chung-hung adapted to the changing times? What business plan did Hui-ping hatch to promote the family boatyard while at the same time helping to make ends meet?
木造船業沒落，家裡的造船廠不再營業。他們仍想保留下這個占地900坪的祖傳造船廠，為家族和地方做歷史見證。
慧萍：「我們小時候，這個南寮漁港，這樣小小的漁港可以停靠一百多艘的漁船，非常非常地熱鬧。」
代價是，每年要付出120萬的國有地租金。
經營餐廳、維修船隻，加上其他家人並不支持...姐弟倆為了租金努力賺錢，壓力非常大。
仲泓：「不管別人怎麼看，我們就是繼續做啦，能做多少，算多少。」
而另一方面，陪伴爸媽打拼理想的孩子，也有自己的看法。
「我希望可以在我這代完成這件事，不希望把我的壓力延續給我的下一代。」
▮ 神秘嘉賓喬裝登場，慧萍與他的諜對諜，究竟誰勝出？
🥦🥦🥕🥦🥦🥕🥦🥦🥕
🏠公視 誰來晚餐 【造船廠我們的家】
◾️ 7/15（五）21:00｜公視
◾️ 誰來晚餐YouTube、facebook同步直播
◾️ 你還沒認識的家庭故事，你還沒認識的台灣
A hundred years ago, the first generation of Hsieh family boatbuilders emigrated from Mainland China to Taiwan. Fifth-generation boatbuilder Hsieh Chung-hung and his sister Hsieh Hui-ping are immensely proud of their family heritage and determined to keep their ancestors' traditions alive. However, their dream of transforming the old family boatyard into a museum and tourist attraction has divided this once tight-knit family. Today, we meet Cheng-hung and his sister as they try to balance their dream with reality. For Chung-hung and his sister Hui-ping, saving the boatyard is a mission, but do their children feel so enthusiastic? With the decline in small-scale fishing, how has fifth-generation boatbuilder Chung-hung adapted to the changing times? What business plan did Hui-ping hatch to promote the family boatyard while at the same time helping to make ends meet?
