This trash bag is very convenient!

And do you know how much it is?

Only NT$10~~~~~~~~~

Alishan gentian loves the hot sunshine and needs to be warmly embraced by the sun to grow well. Its flavor is bitter and cool, and its efficacy is to purge the liver relieve heat and swelling, and make your stomach stronger!

It is a kind of Giant bike. Giant bike is a Taiwanese brand.

My brother loves watching the scooter come.
He even said he wants to be a delivery guy when he grows up.

I told him, “Only if you bring food home for me.”

This is our school.

This is a famous place in Anping, Tainan.

Have you been there before?

If you come to Taichung and want to find a tavern to rest and have some delicious food, the atmosphere here is really good.

It has a quiet and elegant style. In the evening, many foreigners come to visit, just like abroad.

Burgers, pasta, and risotto are all delicious.

There is a slide inside, but we can't play on it now...

I also joined an escape room there.
We looked for clues and solved puzzles.

This hotel is cool!

My aunt said all the tubs looked like that in the 1980s.
Not shiny, not white — just full of dots.

We still have one at my grandma’s house.

I miss my granny...

Do you think this logo is good?

It is the highest mountain in Taiwan.
Many people want to climb it.

Salmon are cold-water fish and must grow in rivers where the water temperature is below 16 degrees Celsius. In Taiwan, which is located in the subtropics, only the upper reaches of rivers above 1,500 meters above sea level may meet the conditions.

Because Cherry Salmon is rare and endangered, and its living habits are very different from other fish, it has earned the reputation of "National Treasure Fish". The NT$2,000 paper bill of Taiwan has it printed on the back!

She puts vegetables inside.
Sometimes snacks for me.

The bag looks old.
But I like it.

Bubble tea tastes good.

If you come to Taiwan, you can get one and enjoy it.

Even from far away, you know it’s a 7-Eleven.
Someone walks in for coffee.
Another stays too long, just looking at the shelves.

It’s part of every street now.

Always Open, 7-Eleven!

Many of these traditional homes are neglected and in disrepair despite their sentimental value.

They're widely seen in mountains and hills in Taiwan, and can survive from remote mountains to busy human environments. They're the only primate in Taiwan, it has a high IQ, strong learning ability, and almost no natural enemies.

In the past, it used to prey on fruits or vegetables grown by fruit farmers. In recent years, due to excessive contact with humans, they have developed a bad habit of asking people for food, and cases of stealing and biting people often occur.

Feeding should be avoided to avoid developing habitual food-grabbing behavior, which will not only affect the monkeys' ability to forage in the wild, but also cause potential danger to humans.

You can enjoy them at night markets or nice restaurants. These dumplings are a delicious part of Taiwan's food culture!

Oh, don't forget to visit Din Tai Fung, the very famous Xiao Long Bao restaurant in Taiwan!

In 1948, it launched Taiwan's first locally made ice cream—vanilla ice cream.

It has been a cherished part of many people's childhood memories!

In addition to stewed and braised, there are also clear soup, green onion, tomato, sa-te beef noodles...

So he started trying to braise tea eggs, and prepared them for colleagues to restore their energy at any time. At first, he used an electric pot to braise 60 pieces at a time. In addition to enjoying it with colleagues, he also treated people who came to the office for business.

It takes about 20~30 mins to ride on Maokong Gondola (cable car). It has four stops and you can also visit Taipei Zoo. You can go there at sunset or at night, and you'll see beautiful views and Metro trains.

It’s a fun trip with tasty tea and amazing scenery of Taipei!

On New Year’s Eve, it turns into a tower of fireworks.
People wait all year just to see that one moment.

Have you ever seen fireworks on it in person?

I saw one on a road sign with big eyes.
It looked like it was watching me!

I hope they stay safe in the mountains.
They’re small, but pretty cool.

My teacher said it only lives in Taiwan.
Long ago, there were many. Now, there are only a few.

One day, I’d like to see it for real —
just once, before it disappears.

In Taiwan, many people like mochi.
It is soft and a little sticky.

My grandma always buys mochi from a small shop in Hualien.
She says, “This is the best!”

The mochi there has peanut powder on it.
It looks golden and smells so good.

When I eat it, I think of my grandma and feel happy.

You should try mochi when you come to Taiwan!

This is 6L抑菌除濕機 from Heran, made in Taiwan.

And in Wanluan, Pingtung (萬巒) they have very famous braised pork knuckles too. There are many restaurants in town, and you have to wait for the parking lot for at least 1 hour when it's New Year or holiday.

And we order noodles to go with it.

You can eat it as side dish, night snack or dinner.

Perfect for watching the movies or having a gathering with friends at home!

Have you tried it yet?

Sometimes she brings home small gifts with the bank logo —
a pen, a bag, or even a calendar.

I see the red and green logo so often,
it feels like part of our home.

There are two sides of the block. If the blocks show one side up and one side down, it means "Yes." The gods agree to your request. 

It’s called Uni-President Noodle Snack.
It’s cheap & tasty — and everyone loves it.

I can eat one pack in 30 seconds!
Sometimes… two.

I took it for the first time last month.
Inside, there were screens showing the next stop.

I sat in the quiet car... no talking, no phone sounds.
It felt clean and really modern.
I want to ride it again!!!

That’s what I tell my foreign friends when they walk past a stinky tofu stand.
They cover their noses.
I stand in line.

The tofu is deep-fried to golden perfection.
Crispy outside, soft inside, and topped with garlic and pickled cabbage.
My mouth waters.

“Are you serious?” they ask.
“Yes,” I say. “This is the smell of Taiwan!”

Some of them dare to try.
Some run away.
But I always stay — with my golden tofu in hand and a big smile on my face.

It combines the characteristics of traditional Chinese brewing method and Japanese soy sauce flavor.

It smells so good. I always finish the whole bowl.

Taiwan's best meal. I can eat it seven days a week.

In addition to oysters, large intestine noodles are also common. The boss usually asks if you want to add spicy food. Some restaurants are famous for their chili sauce.

In addition, you can also add more black vinegar, minced garlic, coriander, etc. for seasoning.

The joy of watching the sun is just a short period of time, but the beautiful scenery of watching the sea of ​​clouds always lingers in my mind...

The sea of ​​clouds floating in Alishan between the mountains is changing rapidly, every minute and every second. It mostly appears at sunrise and sunset.

And it is not a bad thing to go to Alishan on a rainy day. When the sky is clear after the rain, it is easier to see the wavy sea of ​​clouds.

Sometimes I almost want to press them like buttons.
But NO~~~~~~~~~ it’s just trash, not a quiz.

Still, throwing things away feels a little more fun.

No green, no black... just blue and red.

I see them every day, but I don’t know who chose the colors.

Tell me why~~~~~~~

Her natural slowness makes people yearn for her...

However, some office workers complained, "What the hell are the Airport MRT thinking?" They pointed out that it is too world-weary to have a seat occupied by a purple whistling thrush during the early morning commute.

As soon as the article came out, it sparked discussion among netizens from both sides. The driver was even quoted as saying, "If you don't want to see it, I suggest you take the bus earlier or later."

However, other netizens thought, "But if it was me who saw it, I would feel so cute." ”, “I think it’s very cute, is there a better seat?”, “There is also a squirrel by JIMMY (幾米) reading a book on the Danhai LRT (淡海輕軌), but I think it is very cute and healing, and I won’t blame it for not having a seat.”

Others posted a photo of a child helping a purple whistling thrush put its coat on, "and then kept sliding it down because it was too round." Everyone said it was too cute.

With all of its natural beauty, most of Hualien is a national scenic area. Visitors to the county can enjoy the impressive gorges at Taroko National Park, the magnificence of Yushan National Park, the stunning natural landscapes of the East Coast National Scenic Area, and the rustic charms of the East Longitudinal Valley National Scenic Area.

Wherever you go in Hualien, nature is there to greet you.

Many temples in Taiwan celebrate Mazu by carrying her statue on special chairs and walking through the streets. Every year these events attract more than 10,000 people.

The Dajia and Baishatun pilgrimages (白沙屯) are the most famous. Mazu worship is part of Taiwan's most important beliefs.

In recent years, it has become popular in Taichung because some stores began to add it to their products, such as watermelon juice and coffee.

It just has grandma's craftsmanship and flavor!

The cake is soft and chewy, with a strong sweet smell of brown sugar. It’s sweet but not too much, so people love it.

Because Penghu is dry, the cake stays fresh longer and is a popular gift for visitors. It shows Penghu’s food culture and special flavors.

Apples, pineapples, grapes, strawberries, tomatoes are all the possible ingredients!

Everyone just gets a bowl of BBQ sauce, with green onion, garlic, corriander, vinegar, and sometimes some peanut powder in it!

And if you want to have barbecue, you can also mix this with ketchup!

But please win!!!

Wu Bai & China Blue is composed of lead singer Wu Bai and bassist, keyboardist and drummer. In addition to Wu Bai , the other three also formed the "China Blue" band.

Since "Wu Bai & China Blue" formed in 1992, the four members have never changed. In the 1990s, they successfully set off a trend of rock band live performances and new Taiwanese songs in Taiwan.

We use it A LOT, especially on rice dumplings (肉粽), fresh spring roll (潤餅), fried tangyuan (炸湯圓), pig blood cake (豬血糕) & Gua bao (刈包)!

Once you try it once, you'll never forget how GOOOOOOOOOOD it is! :)

It looks like a sausage, and if you put some slightly spicy sauce on it, it will taste better!

Some people say it's like eating meatballs.

The appearance of blue tears is a natural phenomenon that requires probability... Travelers who are "chasing tears" may wish to bring a relaxed and happy mood, and match the day's high and low tide times and wind direction (south wind), which will greatly increase the chance of seeing this rare natural scenery.

Besides in the zoo, you can see tons of monkeys on the way when you go mountain climbing in Tzaishan wooden path (柴山步道) in Kaohsiung! 🐒

Be careful... They'll snatch your food or attack you! 🐵

This "Blue No. 1314" art work was jointly created by the director of the Department of Art Industry at Taitung University, and an artist.

Its creative concept is the perfect fantasy of the dimensional blue house, a real and abstract existence that transcends dimensions. Switched to another angle, it looks like a ship.

It has been observed ten times and is currently the smallest fungal species in the world. It is only 1 millimeter or 500 microns high and about 100 to 250 microns wide.

It also collects a lot of moisture!

Since the name carries a meaning of good fortune and blessings, many students buy it to eat before their exams. There are sometimes a food stand selling this in our community, and my neighbors all line up for it!

It was first sold in 1956 as a medicine to help people feel more energetic.

Many workers in Taiwan like to drink it.

Some people mix it with other drinks like coconut milk, beer, or energy drinks, which they call "construction cocktails." (工地調酒).

Paolyta-B is popular in the south of Taiwan, while a similar drink, Vigor Power B (維士比), is more common in the north. Together, they are two of the most popular drinks for boosting energy.

🔵 Blue means freedom.
⚪ White means equality.
🔴 Red means love for the country.

This is the flag of Taiwan.

Tofu pudding is what I really like, because my mom likes it very much and she always gets two bowls in the market! :)

I went there three times.

野柳女王頭

The advantage is that it is used for daily water supply and for regulating reservoir water levels during floods; it can relatively reduce CO2 emissions and it provides biological habitat.

The disadvantage is that Feicui Reservoir is located in the upper reaches of Beishi River (北勢溪), and the original tourist attractions have disappeared due to sinking in the water.

You can see it very often especially in Taoyuan, Hsinchu & Miaoli.

This glass building in Budai, Chiayi County (嘉義布袋) is not actually a real church. There are also some seafood restaurants, but not much to see.

It is very sweet and not too expensive.

You can eat taro, red beans, cream in it!

I like it very much.

The bright colors make it easier to learn.
I used one like this when I was little.

I really like here and I visited this place many times with my family.

This square castle is the origin of Tamsui Hongmao City. The name "Red Hair City" came from the locals at that time who used to call the Dutch "Red Hair".

Functions: 1. For gardening 2. Edible: slightly bitter, can be eaten raw or cooked. 3. Effect: relieve cough.

Once it's out, you can't take it back.

My grandma says, “聽聽就好.”
I think she’s right.

We like to buy at least 5 of them every time me and my family go there, because we have to wait in line for over 30 mins...

It is highly aggressive and has strong venom, which can kill people quickly, so special attention is required. The activities of the Hundred Pace Viper are mainly at night and dawn, and it feeds on frogs, toads, lizards, birds and rats.

Mom uses it every day to clean the dishes.
It’s small and easy to hold. It gets the job done.

The Taiwanese pangolin feeds on termites. It uses its front claws to dig open the nests to allow the ants to escape, and then licks them with its long tongue. Their tongues have sticky saliva that sticks to food before bringing it into their mouths.

When the Taiwanese pangolin is in danger, it will shrink into a ball, making it difficult for predators to attack.

Breeding tilapia has high economic benefits because it has strong natural disease resistance. It requires a very small space to breed it. Due to its small size, tilapia grows quickly and can reach market size (12-15 cm) in 6 months. If the water temperature is high, eggs can be laid all year round.

Tilapia is very popular in Taiwanese families, and it is often used in recipes similar to braised carp (紅燒鯉魚).

Many government buildings use black and gold...
black for rules, gold for power.

The colors look strong and serious.
Sometimes, the walls speak louder than the people.

And not everyone gets a key.

After school, I smell something sweet.
It’s the egg cake stand near my bus stop.

Mom is already there, waiting.
She buys a warm paper bag and smiles.

“Your favorite,” she says.

I open the bag — golden egg cakes!
They’re soft, hot, and smell like home.

I eat one on the way home.
It tastes like love.

At festivals, it can be pink or green.
Hakka mochi is my favorite.
They pound it by hand and roll it in peanut powder.

I always eat too fast and regret nothing.

You can play SUP near the area, and there’s Milk Sea.

But when you don't exercise, you will get fat if you drink it hahahahahahaha 😂.

Around late September of the lunar calendar, you can feel the wind blowing from the north particularly strong. That's what we call Jiujiang wind, or September wind.

我超喜歡愛玉凍，它吃起來冰冰涼涼卻不會太甜。

Among them, the ten most famous teas are known as Taiwan's top ten famous teas.

Bubble tea was invented in Taiwan in the 1980s and became popular internationally in the early 21st century.

The cake is designed like a big drum, and the fillings include taro, which represents people from Mainland (外省人的芋仔), sweet potatoes, which represent people from Taiwan (本省人的蕃薯), and traditional The three flavors of red beans represent the "integration of ethnic groups" (族群融合) on this land; and the use of national flags as decorative patterns also symbolizes the harbor people's deep desire for international ethnic integration and world unity.

The "flag" and "drum" of the flag and drum cake refer to Cijin and Gushan (旗鼓餅的「旗」與「鼓」，指的是旗津與鼓山), because Kaohsiung, the famous city of 打狗, originated from these two places.

It sells in Kaohsiung. Near Love River. https://www.maryfood.com.tw/product_cg300412.html

"Chunsun Cake" opened in July 2008. It is located next to the Liujia High-Speed ​​Rail Station in Zhubei City. It specializes in high-speed rail souvenirs. It hopes that every passenger can bring a delicious souvenir when leaving Hsinchu on the high-speed rail.

For friends and family. The quality of making cakes is based on taste, flavor and health, and they carefully make daily limited edition pudding cakes.

San Tai Zi dances in parades.
He moves fast, like fire and wind.

Some people pray. Some people clap.
He brings luck and joy.

As the weather warms, the seaweed gradually disappears with exposure to the sun. The algae-covered rocks are extremely slippery and dangerous. Visitors are reminded to not to walk on them.

PS. It's not mine.

She can put many fruits, vegetables, and tofu in it!
The cart is old, but still strong.

It follows her like a helper every day.

It means it's not from the USA.

But there are landslides in some overdeveloped areas.

Every winter (usually in November), many spoonbills come to Taiwan.
People go to watch them in wetlands.

They are black and white, but very special to us.

Lately, there’s also white.

People wear colors. They raise flags.
Sometimes they shout. Sometimes they just pass out flyers.

I don’t really get what they’re fighting about.
But the colors are everywhere.

One thing I'm sure is...

No one likes RED.

It’s called a mandarin duck hot pot.
We eat both at the same time: fire and peace in one bowl.

I always pick the red side.
My friend says I’m crazy.
I say that’s flavor!

I love to eat it at the night market.
加蒜、加酸菜、再來一點辣 – perfect combo!

It’s hot, messy, and super 好吃！

I look at it, if I feel tired.

But now more and more people are helping them…

Some use red. Others use shells or beads.

I don’t know all the names.
But I always stop to look when I see them dance.

Mountains sit still,
Water shines bright,
Boats make ripples
Under soft light.

No noise, no rush,
Just calm and clean,
A place that feels
Like a quiet dream.

My grandma watches it on TV.
She says the stories are old, but never dull.

It's called kua-a-hi in Taiwanese or Gēzǎixì in Mandarin.

They were red, blue, green... all mixed together.
Why don’t we have these at home?

This is so remote that it's the perfect escape from the busy city life and a wonderful way to rest and restore through nature~~~

Walking in the forest like this is such a bliss!

Fresh air and no work… just amazing~~~

She is the first master in Taiwan to weave bullrush into hats. At that time, more than 90% of the women in Yuanli, Miaoli (苗栗苑裡) were engaged in bullrush weaving at home.

The mother took care of her daughter, and the mother-in-law took care of her daughter-in-law. Bullrush weaving was done at the door of every house. This was the most prosperous period in Yuanli.

The road is blocked 2 sides so everyone could have fun!

People sat at round tables, talked and sang for hours.

Usually there's some cool show on the stage, and it's very loud...

It's like a BIG party!

點點橙光希望隨

Pingxi sky lanterns flying in the sky

A little orange light, hope it will follow

I've visited this place many times, and it has transformed from a hidden gem to a popular spot filled with people.

Each sunset casts stunning reflections on the salt fields, capturing the attention of visitors every time. It’s truly a mesmerizing place to relax and enjoy!

They have fierce personality, high loyalty, good physical strength, and quick reactions. Generally speaking, the life span of Taiwanese native dogs is 12 to 20 years. They're just as cool as Brad Pitt.

There is a touch of color hidden in my heart

Her natural slowness makes people yearn for her...

The total number of chain convenience stores in Taiwan is about 12,000, while the total number of registered churches and temples is 15,186.

27.9% of the people in Taiwan believe in traditional folk religions, 19.8% are Buddhists, 18.7% are Taoists, and the rest of the population mainly believe in Christianity Protestant (5.5%), Yiguandao (2.2%) and Catholic (1.4%), up to 80% of Taiwanese believe that they have religious beliefs, and different religious beliefs coexist harmoniously and respect each other.

Ranking of foreigners’ favorite temples in Taiwan: 1. Taipei Longshan Temple 2. Tainan Confucius Temple 3. Changhua Nanyao Temple (1. 台北龍山寺 2. 台南孔廟 3. 彰化南瑤宮)

They just love color BLACK… from head to toe!

This colorful structure has become a local landmark.

It combines both function and aesthetics, offering students a place to exercise even on rainy days.

Thanks to its eye-catching design, the track has also become a popular spot for visitors and photographers alike.

The city flower of Chiayi City is the "Bauhinia" (艷紫荊), which originally symbolizes the enthusiasm of Chiayi citizens and the hope that industry and commerce can thrive and grow year by year like the Bauhinia flowers!

It’s not always tilted like this one, but it’s a “proof” of Typhoon Soudelor hitting Taiwan in 2015, and the mailboxes on the roads turned into this! 📮

It accidentally became one of the coolest landmarks in Taipei city ever since…

It can hold hot soup, meat and desserts of all kinds… literally EVERYTHING! And it’s very strong, doesn’t seem to melt at all? 🤔

Also, I found that some hospitals give them to customers when they are doing premium physical examination.

And it also means kicking off bad things!

I remember that there was 20 minutes of break time every morning when I was a student in elementary school, junior high school and senior high school.

And I always cleaned some areas of my school with this plastic-broom.

My aunts and cousins came to my home before every Mid-Autumn festival when I was little, and we made pineapple cakes by ourselves!

Not only pineapple cake but also cranberry and strawberry cake! Wonderful old time that is...

The fillings are readymade, and we just wrapped it in the dough.

Which night market is your favorite?

A grandpa painted them to save his old home.
Now many people go there to take photos.

It’s small, but very special.

Our government may start prohibiting its use very soon. So.. time to use Eco-bags now! :)

Her grandma gave her a small silver bracelet.
It was simple, with a smooth surface and a tiny foot.

They said it’s a tradition — a way to welcome the baby.

In Taiwan, cabbage means luck and wealth.

Some people put it on their desk, not just for papers —
but for good luck too!

And this kind looks like TAIWAN~~~~~~

We clean the tomb and burn silver joss paper.
The fire is small, but the smoke rises high...

I only wrote my name, but it looked really cool.
I want to try it again.

Each group has its own color.
When they walk by, it’s hard not to look.

It's pure Taiwan style!

They don’t look boring anymore.
I like walking past them.

The cover that covers this entrance and exit is called a manhole cover. Some manhole covers has the logo of the city, and some even come in different colors!

The Taiwan Railways logo was selected through an open selection process in the 1940s.

Logo design concept . The "work" (工) track shape symbolizes the strength and load-bearing capacity of Taiwan Railway trains.

The word "Taiwan" (台) is the main structure, symbolizing that Taiwan Railway employees are hardworking and not afraid of difficulties, and they are the stable rock of the enterprise.

It's a sightseeing train of TRA. It was the slowest train in the past. The train started its service again in 2020.

We were on the train for four hours, from Taitung to Fangliao, through Dawu Mountain, 36 tunnels, 14 stations, and the blue ocean slowly slid by our windows...

It is named after the mung beans, which look like squashed garlic after being boiled. It is one of Pingtung's famous dishes.

Combining Xinshe's concept of "happiness and dreams", this windmill is named "Wish Star Purple Windmill". Its unique shape and bright colors create a happy and romantic atmosphere.

There are at least 7 purple butterfly valleys. Take a stroll along the Butterfly Viewing Trail, along the way, you can see the tons of butterflies.

So it's up to you how to make the same food different taste!

It's my childhood memory~~~~~~~

Not made from real strawberries, just edible pigments (食用色素)!

But it's kind of hard to find this kind of snack nowadays...

They have many products made from fresh strawberries.

My family really likes to eat Daifuku there~ Yum yum!

Families took photos, sang songs, and enjoyed Taiwan’s views.

The train stopped in 2022, but we still remember its pink joy.
I hope one day, a new pink Hello Kitty train will ride again!

This church is called Taiping Tabernacle Church, and it belongs to the Baptist Bible Fellowship in Taiwan. It has been around for more than 40 years.

The building was once yellow, but during a renovation, the workers painted it pink by mistake.
The church decided to keep the color, and soon people started coming to take photos.

Now, it’s known as the “Pink Church of Taiwan.”

Even though it looks like a photo spot, it is still a real place of worship. Every Sunday, local people come here for prayer and Bible study.

If you visit, remember to be quiet and respectful.
It’s a peaceful place — pink outside, and warm inside.

Everything is pink — houses, chairs, and even the water church!

People come here to take photos and have a good time.

There is food, a swing, and cute places to sit.

It is great for families, kids, and friends.

If you like pink, you will love this place!

The cherry blossoms were pink and beautiful.
The petals fell like snow, and I tried to catch them!

We took funny photos and ate strawberry ice cream.
I laughed so much that day.

It was one of my favorite family trips.
I really want to go back next spring!

We saw this big pink and green building — it looked like a dream! Everything there was colorful and fun.

We took lots of pictures, played on swings, and even saw some alpacas. Inside the pink house, there were pretty windows and chairs like a castle.

It’s a great place for families, friends, and anyone who loves cute places. I had a lot of fun. I hope I can go again!

Usually we put black/white sesame seeds, sugar and peanuts in it. Some people like to add a small amount of rice, cereal and other ingredients to make it tastier!

And it looks very sharp, cool and modern, doesn't it?

And it is full of rich ingredients, including peanuts, large red beans, small red beans, mung beans (綠豆), small barley kernels (薏仁), tang yuan, QQ dumplings, grape coconuts (椰果), lychee coconuts, mango coconuts, brown sugar powder, taro dumplings, puddings, powder balls, jelly grass, Aiyu, almonds, and condensed milk…

Sometimes we see OREO chocolate too!

There is a white straight strip on their face, running from the tip of the nose to the back of the head. It is also called "blackfoot scent" (烏腳香) because when they are extremely nervous, excited, or angry, they'd emit a scent that is quite similar to peanut oil.

The most well-known common name of white nose is "civet" (果子貍). It once appeared on a large scale in major media pages in 2003 and 2004. At that time, it was considered to be the source of the virus of SARS, Until 2013, research by the Wuhan Institute of Virology, Chinese Academy of Sciences Personnel determined that a certain type of bat was the natural host of the SARS virus, and Masked palm civet finally received belated justice.

The flowers are white, with five petals, in the shape of a five-pointed star, with light red and pinkish yellow in the white. When the wind blows, the white tung flowers all over the mountains and fields flutter like falling snow, so the tung flower is also known as the "May Snow".

If you like to climb mountains, you should also pay attention to your own safety and consider your abilities and bring all the mountaineering equipment before heading to the mountain forest park.

You have to keep track of the weather conditions to make sure you have a safe journey!

The white rice paste rice cake is more in the middle color. In addition, there is no meat in the bowl cake. Some rice cakes are not filled with meat. It will be stuffed with marinated pork, and the steamed rice cakes are the same as the ancient rice cakes I ate as a child!

Pure rice milk is steamed in an iron bowl, sprinkled with homemade fried onions (酥炸油蔥酥), crispy preserved vegetables (脆菜脯) and drizzled with special soy sauce.

This is Yilan Plum Blossom Attraction: Qilan Villa in Lilimagao Ecological Park. 宜蘭梅花景點：力麗馬告生態園區棲蘭山莊

One stone lion steps on the gold coins, meaning male has to go out and make a living; and the other stone lion hides a little lion under it, meaning female takes care of children. It shows how traditional Taiwanese see gender roles.

A singer with a "limited time" status.

More precisely,

She was born from the music brand "張惠妹"

"New Music Consciousness"

I highly recommend The 21st Golden Melody Awards (2010)-

Best Song of the Year Award "Come If You're So Daring"《好膽你就來》

The mochi in the store is made from pure glutinous rice, and every mochi is still made by hand. The three types of mochi skins are the signature, brown sugar, and purple rice.

The sweet mochi with peanut, red bean, and sesame seeds is delicious but not unusual. Because salty mochi is rarely available, I came here especially for the salty mochi that my son loves.

The wind moves through the stalks like a quiet wave, and everything shines under the afternoon sun.
It’s not just beautiful — it feels sacred.

My dad once took me cycling on the famous Brown Avenue.
We didn’t talk much, but we smiled at the same things: the golden fields, the blue sky, the distant mountains.

“Look,” he said, “this is real Taiwan.”

I took a deep breath. The smell of ripe rice, the sound of insects, the golden light —
it wasn’t just a view. It was a memory.
A golden one.

We walked around the old streets and visited the gold museum.
She smiled and said, “Let’s take a photo with the big gold bar!”

We also saw the sea from the mountain.
The wind was strong, but the view was beautiful.

It was a quiet, happy day — just me and her.

My mom and dad are both engineers.
They work in the semiconductor industry.

At home, I hear words like “chips,” “fab,” and “silicon” all the time!

Now, when I see a silver wafer, I think of my parents —
and Taiwan’s smart power.

They may have white hair, but their hearts are strong.
My grandpa can fix anything, and my grandma never forgets a birthday.

They walk slow, but their stories go far.
They are silver on the outside — and gold on the inside.

Grandma says it can last forever.
She still uses hers from a long time ago!

It’s strong, useful, and never goes out of style.

The puppet warriors wore shiny silver armor and held cool metal swords.
Sometimes, Dad still talks like the heroes — loud and serious!

Now I watch with them, and the silver armor still looks amazing.

The silver color reflects light and feels modern.
These trains stand for technology and speed.

The shiny metal makes it feel modern and cool.
People go there to watch music, dance, and plays.

But after the big earthquake in Hualien, the roads were damaged.
Now, it’s harder for people to visit.

I hope one day, we can see the silver rocks safely again.

Sometimes we go in just for a drink.
Sometimes we come out with five things.

The name says “Family,”
so I tell Mom that means she has to pay.

The leaves are green.
They are fried basil.

I eat one. Then I eat more.
I can't stop!

There is yellow powder on it.
That’s peanut!

The green leaves are cilantro.
I eat it all — yes, even the green part!

Before I speak, he’s there.

Brown and black stripes melt into my bed.

He climbs to my shoulder like it’s his lookout.

He leans his head against mine.

Not just a cat—he’s the part of home that listens.

He pees off target, blinks like he’s sorry.

That round orange belly rolls like a dumpling.

Somehow, we laugh every time.

He doesn’t mean to be funny. He just is!

Black, white, and orange—quiet like a secret.

She hides under the stove, behind the boxes.

She comes out when the world is softer.

Only Kobayashi gets her trust.

But when she walks, it’s art.

Black and white spots race through the hallway.

She runs like she’s racing the wind.

Can’t sit still, but always comes back to sleep beside me.

We call her princess.

She doesn’t mind…

Pure black from nose to tail.

His voice fills the room like thunder.

He doesn’t bury his mess, and somehow, that’s him.

He scolds his brothers, then stretches like a king.

We didn’t see him at first. Now we can’t look away.

1. Color Hunt Around the School

學生分組在校園內尋找代表不同顏色的台灣物件，並用簡單英文介紹。

2. Colorful Taiwan Board Game

學生自製色彩地圖桌遊，每格一個台灣物件，學習顏色＋單字＋句型。

3. My Family’s Color Story

結合 SEL，學生分享家中與某顏色有關的物品或記憶（如：爺爺的綠茶杯）。

4. Five Cats, Five Colors

以五隻貓為主角進行顏色認識與性格配對活動，練習形容詞與句型。

5. Colorful Taiwan + Picture Book

搭配繪本如《The Color Monster》，連結色彩與情緒，再補充台灣物件版本。

【國中】

6. Escape Room: Colors of Taiwan

設計結合台灣地景與物品的密室逃脫，學生需用英文解密與找出顏色線索。

7. Color & Culture Debate

學生就顏色的象徵意義進行跨文化比較與討論（如紅色在台灣 vs. 西方）。

8. Color & SDGs Poster Project

學生選一顏色，連結台灣場景與聯合國永續目標，做英文海報。

9. Colorful Taiwan Podcast

學生錄製短 podcast，介紹一個台灣色彩物件，練習語調與口說。

10. 台灣品牌色彩偵探

分析在地品牌 Logo 顏色與背後意義，延伸為行銷設計簡報。

【高中】

11. Taiwan Through a Color Lens

用英文寫作練習描述家鄉色彩地景、回憶與情緒，進入散文或詩創作。

12. International Color Exchange

與國際學伴進行 Padlet 交流：我國的『紅色』是這個，對你來說是什麼？

13. Color-Based Civic Issues

探討台灣政治色彩（藍綠白）與其社會影響，引導學生中立思辨。

14. Color & Identity Project

每人選一色，代表自己與生活的連結，呈現為展覽牆或數位簡報。

15. Colorful Taiwan x Literature

解析台灣文學中的色彩意象（如白先勇、黃春明作品）並進行翻譯活動。

【成人班 / 跨年齡】

16. Color Trivia Night

設計一場色彩主題的英文小知識對抗賽，加入台灣文化題目。

17. My Colorful Taiwan Life Book

參與者寫出自己生命中與台灣色彩物品的故事，彙整成冊。

18. Color in Branding: Taiwan Case Study

探討台灣在地品牌如何運用色彩，進行英文提案練習。

19. Color + Mindfulness

以色彩為引導，進行簡單的冥想與書寫活動，結合 SEL 與情緒表達。

20. Colorful Taiwan Art & Talk Night

每人帶一樣有顏色的台灣物件，進行即興英文分享與視覺創作活動。

💡 這些設計涵蓋了：

• 國小、國中、高中、成人班分層規劃

• 結合繪本、桌遊、密室逃脫、Podcast、品牌分析、SEL、SDGs、文化探究等元素

1. Color Bingo Walk

走出教室！學生帶著色彩賓果卡，在學校裡尋找屬於台灣的紅、綠、金…並用英文圈出來。

2. 五貓選總統：顏色代表我！

每隻貓一種顏色，學生發表演說替牠競選，練習性格形容與色彩連結。

3. 台味調色盤工作坊

用水彩畫出台灣味顏色（如珍奶棕、郵筒綠），並命名＋英文描述。

4. 我家的物件是什麼色？

從學生家裡帶一樣東西，用顏色介紹它的故事，結合家庭、情緒與英文表達。

5. Color Monster in Taiwan

延伸繪本《The Color Monster》，讓每個色怪獸配上一種台灣小吃＋心情。

【國中】

6. Color Escape 台灣色密室

四關四種色：解出藍白拖、粉紅雨鞋、金元寶、綠蔥油餅等英語線索才能出得去！

7. 顏色說謊比賽：Color Confusion Debate

紅色真的熱情？黑色就一定神祕？學生兩兩一組辯論顏色刻板印象。

8. 顏色 x 職涯探索大轉盤

學生設計色彩轉盤，一轉出來「咖啡色＋你想當的工作」，用英文描述為什麼搭配合理。

9. Colorful Taiwan Podcast：不一樣的色日常

以「今天我看到的三種顏色」為主題錄製個人語音日記。

10. 品牌爆色！Logo 重設計比賽

將台灣品牌 logo 重新設計，用不同顏色傳達新的價值主張，並簡報提案。

【高中】

11. 你不是你以為的顏色

寫一篇英文散文：「大家覺得我是紅色，但我覺得我是灰藍。」進行個人色彩詩創作。

12. 跨國色彩交換：台灣 vs 世界

和國際學校交流，互寄五種代表色的物件照片與故事（用 Padlet 或 Canva 彙整）。

13. Color Politics & Protest

分析世界各地的政治色彩與社運視覺（台灣藍綠白、美國紅藍），結合媒體素養。

14. 顏色沙龍：一場色彩的同理心對談

以顏色代表的族群、職業、偏見為出發，進行角色扮演式小組分享。

15. Color x 台灣小說配色封面

選一本台灣小說，重新設計封面配色，寫一段英文說明為何這樣搭。

【成人班 / 跨年齡】

16. Color & Memory Slam

用「這個顏色讓我想起…」為開頭，進行即興小演說或文字接龍。

17. 台灣色影展：短片拼貼創作

學員以顏色為主題剪輯台灣街景／生活片段，自製一分鐘短片＋口頭導覽。

18. 色彩品牌體驗室：Logo x 情緒學

探討 logo 背後的心理暗示（如藍色安心、紅色急促），實際改色並觀察回饋。

19. 色彩瑜伽 + 英語書寫

每個動作一種顏色：配合呼吸與感覺，引導書寫「今天我感覺自己是X色」。

20. Color Swap! 台灣物件色彩交換市集

帶一樣自己擁有的色彩物件＋故事，用英文介紹後與他人交換。文化＋語言＋行動力。

🌟 這 20 則課程設計更有創意、跨領域又充滿行動力，包含：

• 五貓選總統、色彩瑜伽、市集交換、Podcast、小說改封面…

• 強化國際交流、文化識讀、角色扮演、品牌思辨、個人創作

• 適用各年齡層，並結合英語、藝術、社會、情緒教育

1. 色彩路名製作廠

想像台灣每條街道都有代表色，學生命名新街名：如「鹹酥雞金路」、「臭豆腐黑巷」。

2. 貓毛配色實驗室

從真實動物配色（五貓！）設計虛擬動物角色＋英文介紹。

3. 超市掃描任務：顏色大比拼

學生在超市中拍下最有色彩代表性的食物與商品，做成英語海報牆。

4. 垃圾分類色彩謎題

讓學生根據顏色推理台灣的垃圾桶／回收桶系統，延伸出分類英文句型。

5. 阿嬤的顏色故事

採訪家中長輩：「你記得的紅色是什麼？你怕過什麼顏色？」做成家庭色彩年表。

【國中／高中適用】

6. 夜市氣味 x 色彩拼圖

學生將味道與色彩配對（如炸湯圓=金黃＋粉紅），創造夜市色彩地圖。

7. Color Lies - 顏色偽裝術

分析廣告或包裝如何用顏色欺騙我們感官（例：低脂配藍色、辣配紅色）。

8. 顏色政治卡牌遊戲

設計一套卡牌，紅綠藍白金代表不同立場、角色與策略，進行討論或模擬活動。

9. 台灣校服色彩大對決

收集各校制服顏色，討論地區、文化或歷史因素背後原因。

10. 顏色能聽嗎？色彩配樂實驗

學生為某個顏色創作音效或音樂片段，進行表演與分析。

【高中／成人適用】

11. 顏色詐騙防衛課

探討詐騙簡訊中的用色（如紅字＋金框），學會識破常見設計陷阱。

12. Color Map of My Day

參與者記錄一整天看到的顏色，畫出一張「我今天的色彩地圖」，並進行英文分享。

13. 新聞染色學：媒體色彩偏見辨識術

分析新聞版面／圖卡／政令宣導的色彩使用，探討如何影響觀感。

14. 從紅到黑：便當進化史

從紅塑膠便當盒講到環保便當袋，追溯「吃」的色彩史與生活轉變。

15. 全台彩色公車站計畫

學生設計最具地方色彩的公車站，搭配文化介紹與口說提案。

【全齡／跨領域】

16. Color Tarot：色彩命運占卜遊戲

自創顏色塔羅牌，每張代表一種台灣日常與情緒（例：洗衣藍＝等待）。

17. 你是什麼冰棒色？

讓學生選擇代表自己的冰棒顏色，延伸出角色創作與自我介紹。

18. Color Confession Box

匿名投下寫有「我覺得我是××色，因為…」的紙條，再進行共感對話。

19. 色彩氣味瓶：台灣味香水配色工作坊

調出臭豆腐、青草茶、芋頭酥等台灣味道，為它們創造專屬顏色＋瓶身設計。

20. 顏色連連看：文化意象大挑戰

將一堆台灣物件與顏色剪貼混合，學生需猜出「哪個顏色配對是有道理的？」並解釋。

🚀 這 20 則新增的 Colorful Taiwan 課程設計完全走「意想不到路線」：

• 顏色占卜、詐騙色彩辨識、冰棒人格、公車站設計、氣味配色…

• 從街景、媒體、家庭、食物、歷史、社會現象切入

• 全齡皆適用，可教可玩，跨美術、語言、媒體、社會、心理