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Museumization of Objects from the 921 Earthquake Yen-Huang Wu* Abstract On September 21, 1999, an earthquake measuring more than seven on the Richter scale struck Taiwan. After this tragic event, objects associated with the 921 Earthquake were collected. Some of these objects became part of collections of museums or were selected for exhibition. Others were archived and kept in regional cultural center storage areas or by private households or institutions. All of these objects are part of the collective and individual memories of the event. This paper attempts to discuss the value of the collecting system, with focuses on the process of collecting and interpreting behaviors. It seeks to answer the following questions: What did people want to rescue from the earthquake? How did they rescue it? Who participated in the action? How do people interpret the meanings of the objects? What kinds of purposes do they seek? After revealing the relationships between power and the consumption system, this paper takes a critical view of the question of whose memories were rescued. Finally, the possibility of escaping from the limitations of the consumption system will be discussed. Keywords: consumption system, collecting behavior, 921 earthquake, museumization * Master, Graduate Institute of Museum Studies, Tainan National University of the Arts; Director of General Division, Huayu Elementary School, Penghu 30