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註生娘娘 (Zhùshēng Niángniáng) is a Chinese goddess that is commonly worshipped in Taoism and folk religion. She is also known as the "Goddess of Pregnancy and Birth “ and is believed to have the power to give fertility and blessings on those who worship her.

In Chinese mythology, 註生娘娘 is said to have been a mortal woman who became a deity after giving birth to ten children.*有誤
（我的修改：In fact 註生娘娘 is a three-in-one image of the three fairies,Yunxiao, Bixiao and Qiongxiao,appearing in the Ming Dynasty novel "Fengshen Yanyi", and they are regarded as 註生娘娘.)
She is often depicted holding a baby and surrounded by children,*有誤

（我的修改：holding the birth record book in left hand, and the right hand holds a pen, symbolizing the recording of every household's offspring）
and her worshippers believe that praying to her can help women  get pregnant and have safe and healthy pregnancies.
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月下老人 is an old matchmaker for young couples. He appears under the moonlight and uses his magic red string to bring together couples who are meant to be together. Therefore, if you want to let someone fall in love with you, you can ask the kind old 月老.

The name "月老" actually means"the old man under the moon." His legend has been passed down for generations in Chinese culture. One of the most popular legend is about a humorous love story between a man, his wife and 月老.

Wei Gu was a teenager in China. One night, he met an old man in an inn sitting in the moonlight, flipping a book which had no words. And we all know the old man is 月老. Wei Gu felt strange and asked the old man about the book. The old man said it’s the book of romance. Wei Gu asked “who will be my wife?” The 月老 replied that “The girl over there will be your wife.” He pointed at the girl over there who was sitting at her grandmother’s side. Wei Gu considered the girl ugly and threw a stone at her. Fourteen years later, when Wei Gu got married, he found that his wife had a scar on her head. He asked his wife about the scar and his wife responded “When I was little, a crazy boy threw a stone at me and injured me.” Wei Gu found out that she was the little girl that he shot and 月老already knew that he would get married with her. 月老 is such a magical old man.

Why not go and pray for good luck?

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Gods of Good eye-sight and good hearing 張奕晨&陳子覲

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Gods of Good eye-sight and good hearing 張奕晨&陳子覲

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千里眼 (Qiān Lǐ Yǎn) and 順風耳 (Shùn Fēng Ěr) are two mythical figures from Chinese folklore who are often associated with Mazu, the goddess of the sea. Mazu is worshipped in many coastal regions of China, particularly Taiwan, where she is considered to be the protector of sailors.

In Mazu temples, it is common to find the company of 千里眼 and 順風耳 alongside Mazu. This is because, in addition to their roles in Chinese folklore, they are also considered to be spiritual guardians of Mazu.

千里眼 and 順風耳 are known for their exceptional abilities of sight and hearing. Their job is to help Mazu keep watch over the sea and gather information. In the context of Mazu worship, their abilities are seen as valuable assets in the dangerous and unpredictable environment of the sea, and their presence in Mazu temples is meant to provide additional spiritual protection for sailors.

千里眼 and 順風耳 in Mazu temples reflects the importance of the sea in Chinese culture and the deep respect for the goddess Mazu, who is believed to provide spiritual protection and guidance to those who make their living on the water.

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Mazu is a super important figure in Chinese culture and religion. She's like the goddess of the sea and is known as the protector of sailors and fishermen.

Legend has it that she was born in Fujian Province, China in the year 960 AD. Her name was Lin Moniang, and she was the daughter of a fisherman. Even when she was young, she had some crazy special powers - like being able to tell the weather and help people out at sea.

One of the biggest things about Mazu is that she looks after seafarers. People have been asking her for safe journeys, good catches, and help with avoiding natural disasters like storms and typhoons for hundreds of years.

Besides her role as protector of the seas, Mazu is also super respected for being kind and caring. She's always been down to help anyone who needed it, whether they were stuck on land or out at sea. Her willingness to lend a hand has made her a symbol of hope for tons of people.

And Mazu isn't just important for what she represents - she's also a cultural icon. You can find her image all over the place in Chinese art, like paintings, sculptures, and even embroidery. Her story has also been told in tons of different books and songs throughout Chinese history.

Basically, Mazu is a big deal in Chinese culture. She stands for protection, compassion, and hope for anyone who needs it.

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1. It often has movements that are inspired by nature, like the way trees or animals move.

2. Sometimes, dancers use things like spears or rattles as props to make the dance more interesting.

3. The dance is usually done in a group, with dancers moving together in patterns.

4. Footwork is really important in this kind of dance, with complicated steps that require a lot of skill.

5. The music that goes with the dance has a strong beat that helps the dancers keep in time.

6. Sometimes the dance tells a story or has a special meaning, using movements and gestures to communicate that meaning to the audience.

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1. Connection to nature: Many traditional Taiwan aboriginal dances are inspired by nature and the environment, with movements and rhythms that reflect the natural world.

2. Use of props: Many traditional Taiwan aboriginal dances involve the use of props such as spears, shields, or rattles, which add a visual and auditory element to the performance.

3. Group participation: Traditional Taiwan aboriginal dances are often performed in groups, with dancers moving in synchronized patterns to create a cohesive performance.

4. Emphasis on footwork: Footwork is an important element of many traditional Taiwan aboriginal dances, with intricate and complex movements that require skill and precision.

5. Strong rhythms: Many traditional Taiwan aboriginal dances are characterized by strong, rhythmic beats that drive the performance forward.

6. Symbolism and storytelling: Traditional Taiwan aboriginal dances often have deep cultural and symbolic meanings, telling stories and conveying messages through the movements and gestures of the dancers.

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麻糬, or Mochi , is a kind of traditional sweet in East Asia made from sticky rice. It has chewy and bouncy texture, and it is often served with adzuki, mung bean paste or peanut powder as its inner stuffing.
And these are Mochi balls in pineapple flavor, I think.

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This dish is made with 煉乳 and 銀絲卷.

煉乳 is a type of milk that has been cooked to remove most of the water content, leaving a thick and creamy texture. This process of removing water helps to extend the shelf life of milk and makes it more convenient to transport and store

銀絲卷 is made from sweet dough . It's a traditional Chinese breakfast .It's common to be a kind of breakfast in Chinese culture.

The way of doing 銀絲卷.First, pull out the sweet dough longer to make it more slender. Second,brush oil on the sweet dough.Third,roll the sweet dough together.

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The dish is named 豬肉菜捲, translating to Pork and Vegetable Spring Rolls in English. It is a Chinese appetizer made with thin spring roll wrappers, ground pork, vegetables, and seasonings. Tasting it with dipping sauce, you may find this crispy cuisine a delicious snack.

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釋迦
It's kinda heart-shaped, about as big as your hand, and it's got all these little bumps on the outside. The color is usually green or yellow-green, and the inside is white or light yellow, super soft and juicy, with a sweet and fragrant flavor.You can usually find it from around September to December. It is usually used to jam, juice, ice cream, and more, especially during the summer months when it's hot outside.

波羅蜜
Some people say it tastes like a cross between pineapple, mango, and banana, while others say it's more like a mix of coconut and vanilla. 榴槤(Durian) is a large fruit, typically about the size of a football, with a spiky green or brown exterior. 波羅蜜(Pulasan), on the other hand, is smaller and more round, with a spiky red or orange exterior.

香丁(晚崙西亞橙)
In cooking, 香丁 is often used to add flavor to soups, curries, and stir-fries. The leaves can be chopped up and added to the dish, or they can be used whole to infuse a broth or sauce with flavor. Some people also use 香丁 in tea. Also, you can

肚臍柑
One cool thing about 肚臍柑 is that it's really easy to eat. Since the skin is so thin, you can just peel it off with your fingers and pop the segments into your mouth.肚臍柑 (bellybutton mandarin) is a type of mandarin orange that's native to Taiwan. It's called "bellybutton" mandarin because the bottom of the fruit kind of looks like a belly button.

台東鳳梨
It's super sweet and has a really pronounced tropical taste, with hints of mango, coconut, and other exotic fruits. It's also really juicy, which makes it a great snack for hot summer days.

火龍果
Dragon fruit is a really cool-looking tropical fruit with bright pink or red skin covered in leafy green scales that make it look like a dragon! When you cut into a 火龍果, you'll find a white or pink in it that's dotted with small, black seeds. Some people might notice their poop turns red after eating dragon fruit. But don't worry, it's totally normal and just a result of the pigments in the dragen fruit.

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Have you ever eaten the famous zonzi which is known as rice dumpling in the western countries? Do you like it? If yes, you will definitely like this a-bai. Aboriginals use apples of Peru's leaves to cover millet, pork and other spices. After covering the A-bai with 月桃 leaves, aborigines will steam the A-bai. This step will make the millet in it filled with the smell of fragrant pork. Sounds delicious right. Have a go at it!!

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Eastern Flavor Platter東部風味盤--Tea Smoked Duck燻茶鴨

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Eastern Flavor Platter東部風味盤--Tea Smoked Duck燻茶鴨

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"Tea Smoked Duck" is a popular dish in Chinese cuisine that involves marinating(醃製) a duck in a mixture of tea leaves, spices, and soy sauce, and then smoking it over a low heat. This result in a duck that is tender and juicy on the inside, with a slightly crispy skin on the outside. The low and slow smoking process gives the meat a rich and deep flavor.

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This dish called 捆豬蹄 it means tied pig’s trotters. It is made from pig’s trotters that have been boiled, then seasoned and tied with string into a compact shape before being fried or braised. It is known for its gluey texture and rich flavor.

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"Hey, have you ever tried 炸豬肉菜捲? It's a popular Taiwanese snack that's really delicious. It's essentially a crispy roll filled with savory minced pork and mixed vegetables. The pork and vegetables are wrapped in a thin pastry sheet and then deep-fried until golden and crispy. It's often served with a dipping sauce made of soy sauce, vinegar, and garlic. You should definitely give it a try!"

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This is Zichun with steamed fresh fish. Zichun is a aboriginal spice which tastes a little different from green onion. It literally means spiky green onion, but there isn’t a spike on it so don’t be afraid. In Taiwan we steam fish instead of frying it, and the fish we steam it’s definitely the freshest fish in season. It’s not only tasty but also nutritious. Let’s try it!

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What makes 池上米 so special is the unique climate and soil conditions of 池上. Because of the warm days, cool nights, and a lot of rainfall creates the perfect environment for growing rice that's got a great texture and flavor.

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海蜇絲 is a traditional Chinese dish made from jellyfish. It is often served as an appetizer.    It is chewy, and often eat with soy sauce to have a delicious flavor.     Trying it can be a unique experience.

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This dish is made from 馬告, and sweet bell peppers and pork.

馬告 is a kind of peppers. It is often used to add a unique, slightly, sweet and spicy flavor to dishes. And it is commonly found in East Asia.

彩椒, sweet bell peppers. 「彩」means colorful, and 「椒」 means pepper. And it has a crisp texture. Of course, we can't enjoy this dish without pork. I think pork is the main character in this dish. The pork in this dish is cut into long,thin stripes.

By the way, I never eat this dish at home.

Oh, although this dish is delicious, but it has a lot of fats. So, if you care the calories of you consume, please be careful.

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This dish is the famous wanyo braised ribs. Wanyo means to forget sadness and is also one of the names of the orange daylily. Different from the western way, Chinese braised uses soil bean sauce to marinate the ribs. We also braised the ribs in the wok for a long long time to make it taste tender and great. So just grab a bite and enjoy.

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Crispy chicken is a dish that involves seasoning chicken pieces with herbs and spices, then frying or baking until golden brown and crispy. It is served with sides such as mashed potatoes. It's tasty and popular worldwide. Everyone enjoys it very much.

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The dish is named 沙拉蟹腿, which translates to Salad Crab Leg in English. It is made with fresh crab legs, salad dressing, and many vegetables, such as lettuce, cucumber, and tomato.
The crab leg is delicate and sweet, with a slightly briny taste that pairs well with the fresh vegetables and dressing. The salad dressing is a mixture of vinegar, oil, sugar, and other spices, giving it a refreshing taste.
Though low in calories and fat, the dish provides many nutrients, so it is a great choice for those who are watching their weight.
沙拉蟹腿 is a popular dish in Taiwan, Japan, and Korea. In fact, it can be seen in many Asian countries.

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If you're looking for a classic Chinese vegetable dish that's both healthy and delicious, stir-fried greens are a great option. This dish is a example of how stir-frying can help keep the nutrients and natural flavors of the vegetables, resulting in a dish that's with flavor and nutrition.

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Chenggong Shrimp with Rice Wine and Garlic Sauce小米酒蒜蓉成功白蝦

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Chenggong Shrimp with Rice Wine and Garlic Sauce小米酒蒜蓉成功白蝦

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小米酒蒜蓉成功白蝦 is made with Chenggong shrimp that are cooked with garlic and a type of rice wine called "小米酒" (xiǎo mǐ jiǔ). Because the aboriginal in Taiwan love to drink 小米酒,they like add some rice wine in the dishes.The dish has a flavorful and aromatic taste that goes well with a side of rice or noodles. The shrimps are from Chenggong so we call it Chenggong Shrimp.

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Millet is a very nutritious plant. The millet of native species in Taiwan is mainly grown in mountainous areas.
Millet is one of the staple foods of Taiwan's aborigines. Millet congee is a very nutritious food, which contains a variety of vitamins, vegetable fats, dietary fiber and carbohydrates.
Humans have begun planting millet in the Neolithic Age. It is a fast-growing cereal plant that is widely grown in warm countries and regions with poor soils. The numerous small seeds are used to make flour or alcoholic drinks.

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In Taoism, the concept of 太歲 (tài suì) refers to a group of gods who are associated with the Chinese zodiac and astrological cycles. Each year in the Chinese zodiac is believed to be ruled by a different 太歲 god, who has the power to influence the fortunes and destinies of people born in that year.

The 太歲 gods are often depicted as elderly men with long beards, dressed in robes and holding various symbols of power and authority. They are believed to reside in the celestial realm and oversee the movements of the stars and planets, as well as the fates of human beings.

According to Taoist beliefs, it is important to appease and honor the 太歲 gods, especially during one's "benming nian" or birth year, in order to avoid bad luck and misfortune. This is usually done through offerings, prayers, and rituals performed at temples or in the home.

Overall, the 太歲 gods are an important aspect of Taoist astrology and spirituality, and are revered by many followers of Taoism.

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In Chinese culture, 土地公 is a god who is often associated with the land and agriculture. He is also known as the Earth God or the God of the Land.

In traditional Chinese belief, 土地公 was believed to be responsible for the fertility of the land and the growth of crops. People would pray to 土地公 in order to ask for a good harvest and to protect their crops from natural disasters such as drought, flood, or pests.

In addition to his role in agriculture, 土地公 is also seen as a protector of the home and the community. People would often place statues or shrines of 土地公 in their homes or villages in order to bring good luck and protection.

In Chinese mythology, 土地公 is a rotund, smiling figure wearing traditional clothing and carrying a crutch. He is old, kind, and friendly, willing to give hands to those who are asking for help.

In modern times, 土地公 is still worshipped in many parts of China, particularly in rural areas where agriculture is still an important part of the economy. Even in urban areas, it is common to see statues or images of 土地公 in parks, temples, or other public spaces.

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In Buddhist culture, the boy and girl standing beside Guanyin are famous deities called the Shancai Tongzi (善財童子) and Longnü (龍女) respectively.

善財 is a young boy often depicted in luxurious clothing holding a vase. Legend has it that he was a greedy merchant who, after meeting 觀音, was taught the error of his ways and became her disciple. The 善財 symbolizes the compassionate spirit of 觀音 who saves all living beings, as well as wealth, and good fortune.

龍女 is a beautiful female deity holding a lotus flower. Legend has it that she was once a wicked dragon who was saved and became a disciple and protector of 觀音. 龍女 symbolizes the compassionate and protective nature of 觀音, as well as purity, beauty, and wisdom.

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The "Xiaomi/Millet School" in Taitung is a cultural and educational institution located in the Paiwan Township of Taitung County, Taiwan. Its main objective is to promote rural culture and local education. The name "Xiaomi" comes from the main crop grown by local farmers - millet. By using millet, which represents the local rural culture, the school hopes to promote the cultural characteristics of Paiwan Township in Taitung County.
The activities offered by the Xiaomi/Millet School include wild vegetable picking, millet cultivation, handcraft experiences, rural living experiences, cooking classes, and more. By participating in these experiences, students can learn about Taiwan's local culture and acquire basic rural living skills. Additionally, the Xiaomi/Millet School invites experts and scholars from various fields to give lectures or conduct workshops to enrich students' knowledge.
In addition to promoting rural culture, the Xiaomi/Millet School also emphasizes the cultivation of environmental awareness, such as recycling and reducing plastic usage. Therefore, the school's activities also include green courses to promote environmental consciousness.
In summary, the Xiaomi/Millet School is a unique educational institution that promotes rural culture and environmental education, allowing students to better understand Taiwan's local culture and acquire basic rural living skills.

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In Chinese culture 文昌帝君 is believed to be the patron saint of students, scholars and academics. The name "文昌" literally means "literary success," and so he is often worshipped by students, scholars, and those who seek success in their academic pursuits.

According to Chinese legend, 文昌帝君 was a scholar who lived during the Jin Dynasty in China. He was known for his wisdom and knowledge, and eventually became god after his death. In Chinese mythology, he is as a wise and resourceful figure who can help those who seek knowledge and academic success.

In Chinese culture, people often pray to 文昌帝君 for success in their studies or for help in passing important exams. There are many temples dedicated to him throughout China, and his image is often found in schools and universities as a symbol of academic success.

文昌帝君 represents the value that Chinese culture places great emphasis on education and knowledge, and is a symbol of the importance of hard work and dedication in achieving academic success.

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The introduction of Tianhou Temple 楊采峰&梁均睿

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The introduction of Tianhou Temple 楊采峰&梁均睿

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Tai Dong Tian Hou Gong (or Tianhou Temple) is the most gorgeous temple that you can find in Taitung County, Taiwan. It's dedicated to Mazu, who's the "Goddess of the Sea" and worshipped by a ton of fishermen and sailors in Taiwan and other parts of Asia.

So, this temple goes way back - like, all the way to the 18th century during the Qing Dynasty. At that time, the Taitung area was really rural and not that many people lived there. But even then, the locals were all make their living by fishing and farming.

Over the years, the temple has gone through tons of changes and updates. It's over 300 years old, and now it's one of the biggest and most popular Mazu temples in Taiwan. People come from all over the place to see it and worship there.

But besides being an important religious site, Tian Hou Gong is also pretty easy on the eyes. The architecture is amazing, with cool paintings all over the walls and beautiful statues everywhere. People come from all over the world to see it and take pictures.

All in all, Tian Hou Gong is a significant landmark in Taitung. It's an important part of the culture and history there, and if you're interested in religious artwork, you should not miss this temple.

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Chenghuangyeh, also known as the City God or City Lord, is a deity that is very important in Taiwanese folk religion. The belief is that Chenghuangyeh is responsible for the protection and well-being of a particular city or village. The name Chenghuangyeh comes from three Chinese characters: Cheng (城) which means "city wall," Huang (隍) which means "moat," and Shen (神) which means "god."In the past, cities needed great walls and moats to protect the people inside from invading armies and enemies. So, Chenghuangyeh's name refers to the protective functions of city walls and moats. According to ancient Chinese texts, Chenghuangyeh was worshipped as one of the eight main deities by the Emperor, which shows how important this god was considered to be in Chinese culture.In Taiwan, Chenghuangyeh is considered to be the judge of both the living and the dead. It is believed that he keeps track of all the good and bad deeds that people do, and he rewards or punishes them accordingly. If someone is doing good deeds, they may hope to be rewarded by Chenghuangyeh. But if someone is doing bad deeds, they may be punished with sickness, poverty, or even death. Chenghuangyeh also has generals that help him keep track of people's deeds, so it is said that he knows everything that is happening in the city or village he protects.

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斗姥元君 is a very wise and powerful old man who lives in the sky. He takes care of a group of stars called the Big Dipper, which looks like a spoon or a ladle. In Taoist beliefs, the Big Dipper is considered to be a symbol of good luck and fortune. People believe that if they pray to 斗姥元君, he can help bring good luck, health, and happiness into their lives. Some people also believe that he can help protect them from bad things and keep them safe. That's why some people like to have pictures or statues of 斗姥元君 in their homes or at temples.

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觀世音菩薩 (Guānshìyīn Púsà) is a Chinese Buddhist deity who is also known as the goddess of compassion. She is one of the most widely worshipped deities in Buddhism, especially in East Asia, and is known as the "Goddess of Mercy,"  Goddess of Compassion or "Goddess Who Observes the World's Sounds."

In Buddhist mythology, 觀世音菩薩 is said to have great compassion and the ability to hear the cries of all beings in the world. She is sometimes depicted with multiple arms which represent her ability to help many people at once, and a thousand eyes, which represent her ability to see the suffering of all beings.

Worship of 觀世音菩薩 is a common practice in many parts of Asia, especially in China. She is believed to have a special connection and responsibility with Chinese people. There are many temples in the East Asia, and her image is frequently used in Buddhist artworks.

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前置：將軍 will be  literally translated into "general", and 文、武 is their official title
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hundreds of years ago, when the Eastern Taiwan was still being developed, it was really hard to stay alive at that time, and taitung was especially difficult, because it was in the 後山 area.

in Qing dynasty, most of the people live in the western part of Taiwan, and taitung, hualien these remote areas is behind mountains for them.
so let's talk about what 後山 is, in Chinese
the character 後 will be considered behind or in the back of sth. and the character 山 means mountains

so if the ancestors want to come to the 後山 area, they would have to cross over many mountains on foot by their own (*btw, in Taiwan,we don't say "on foot" in our daily lives, we say "take bus number 11" and i think it's beautiful)

ok  so  crossing the mountains on foot means they gotta  face a bunch of challenges, such as unknown diseases, beasts, and even poisonous snakes and insects. also, they had to negotiate with the aboriginals who live in taitung already, however, some of them were hospitable but the other weren't and they killed the "intruders"

many people thus lost their lives because of these things, and that's why there is a special place called a "shrine"  to honor the soldiers, regular people and the officials who dedicated their lives opening taitung and making peace with the Aboriginal people.
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on your left hand side of the special place, there is a picture of 文將軍,  who was the first local official in taitung during the Qing dynasty, named Yuan wen guo.
and on your right side is 武將軍, who has his hand in a "sword gesture" , is general 張兆連.He was the first commander of the "鎮海" army that stationed in taitung then.

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The Miracle Well Monument can be found in a spot in Taitung that was once called "Pinanmi," but was more commonly known as "Houshan." This area used to be home to indigenous people until the Han people came during the Qing dynasty's Kangxi era to engage in trade and farming in Taitung.

In the first year of the Guangxu era, the Qing government established a place called "Binan Hall" in Houshan. Then, in the tenth year of the Guangxu era, General Zhang Zhaolian led the Zhenhai Army to set up camp on Zhonghua Road in what is now Taitung City. Later on, in the thirteenth year of the Guangxu era, Taiwan became a province and Binan Hall was upgraded to Taitung Province.

In June of the fourteenth year of the Guangxu era, a group of people, including Liu Tianwang, a local farmer in Dazhuang, banded together with nearby farmers and Pingpu indigenous people to rebel against excessive land fees imposed by the commissioner of the Shuiwei Reclamation and Relief Bureau, Lei Fuhai. In July, the rebellion spread to Pinanmi, where Lujia Wang (now Li Jia Village in the Binan Township) and other mountain tribes rose up and burned down the Binan Hall, besieging Zhang Zhaolian's Zhenhai Army. There was no well in the fortress, and the officers and soldiers were so thirsty they could hardly bear it. Zhang Zhaolian ordered Chen Tian and others to dig a well, but they had dug nine fathoms deep and still hadn't found any spring water. Zhang then burned incense to worship the goddess Mazu, and strangely, a spring immediately gushed out, lifting the morale of the army. This well is now known as the Miracle Well Monument.