My research plan will focus on the impact of childhood cultural and artistic education experiences on cultural and artistic participation and life satisfaction. I think it is important to understand the relationship between culture and arts education experienced in childhood on cultural and artistic participation and life satisfaction after adulthood. In addition, the more people who engage in culture and arts activities, the higher their satisfaction with current and future life, leading to cultural and artistic hobbies from childhood, which requires research on whether they can show high explanatory power in both the current and future quality of life. And there should be a plan for what kind of art education is needed in the future.

In one study, the study was conducted by adopting large-scale sample data from Taiwanese society. The sample group consisted of 2,034 adult participants with 1,042 men and 992 women. The average age of respondents was 47.67 ± 17.48 years old. As a result, individuals aged 30-64 earned an average monthly income of $20,000-40,000, and their art galleries and art galleries participated in the culture more frequently. Individuals with high frequency of art and cultural participation in museums and galleries have directly and indirectly influenced life satisfaction, especially through interpersonal relationships between women and the elderly.

There are generally two benefits of art education, which broaden students' synaptic boundaries by combining creative and athletic practices. Understanding the situation is very important to the conversation process of education and encourages learners to explore the dynamics between information and curiosity. Unlike intervention learning spaces in classrooms, galleries and studios should provide hands-on experiences in the everyday world of art commerce and allow teachers and learners to explore, duplicate, and produce works in ways that cannot be compromised.

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https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpubh.2020.582342/full

https://bmcpublichealth.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12889-019-8109-y