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"Wow! There are so many black poops on the leaves!" That black thing is a mud bug! It eats rice leaves, turning them white.
In the past, when there was an insect infestation, the elderly would use bamboo to make a bamboo comb to brush away the mud bugs. When it was too serious, they would ask the father class of the tribe's youth to announce a deworming ceremony. Three classes of women were selected through divination. After making an appointment, they held banana leaves in their hands and walked in the fields, singing insect-repelling songs. After that, they walked to the seaport together and put the banana leaves in their hands into In the flowing water, I prayed at the same time, "ta ta ta tiraw i wali no wali, go! Go! Go! Go to the east of the east!", meaning to go far away and not come back.
The two-day and one-night itinerary will take everyone to visit the beautiful seaside terraces of Shitiping, the ecologically rich intertidal zone and the Pacific Undersea Garden. Together, they will experience the Amis natural materials crafts and local meals, sit around the fire and listen to stories from picture books.
The "Travel with Picture Books Series" is an extension of the long-term art action jointly created by local teams in Fengbin Township. It records the cultural memories and skills of the elderly through surveys and interviews, and becomes a text for local development. The picture book is produced by The artist took the elderly together to complete it, and now it is designed into an experience, inviting everyone to get to know this beautiful land together.
[Shitiping] Shitiping is a large coastal terrace with very developed sea erosion terrain. Sea erosion platforms, raised coral reefs, sea erosion trenches, sea erosion cliffs, etc. are everywhere. In particular, the pothole landscape is the best in Taiwan. The rich natural ecological resources in the intertidal zone are waiting for those with keen observation to explore the mysteries.
[Sea Terraces] Farmers maintain friendly farming practices and the creatures around the seaside terraces can live here together! There is a family farm next to it that is taken care of by hard-working elderly people. The workhouse built in the vegetable garden is a place for work and rest, as well as a space for collecting seeds. The umbrella grass planted on the edge of the field, from traditional sunshade mats to innovative crafts , follow the "Sea Farmer King" who goes to the mountains and seas to learn about the rich life culture brought by biological diversity.
[Intertidal Zone] Walk into the special seascape topography of the east coast and learn about various seaweeds, fish, shrimps, shellfish and other marine life in the intertidal zone. It is also an important wild place for tribes to collect food. The tribesmen who have lived here for generations, The interaction with the sea gradually developed into the rhythm of tribal singing and dancing.
The picture book story of [Pakongko_Say around the fire "Go! Go! Go! Go to the east of the east!" From the past to the present, it is the tradition of the tribal people. After the busy work every day, family and friends gather around and use driftwood to raise the fire. Share the interesting things in life by the fire, and express your emotions to each other through the glow of the fire.
[Visiting the rose in the sea - Tridacna clam] Friendly farming is related to the ecological protection between the mountains and the sea. In addition to a group of "sea farmer kings" dedicated to organic farming, there are also a group of "sea princes" who protect the natural resources of the ocean. Follow the sea princes to snorkel. Get to know the Tridacna clam, a sea rose that the tribe has actively conserved in recent years, and get a glimpse of the rich coral reefs and tropical fish along the coast!
[DIY your own tableware] Make your own tableware! Using the traditional natural materials of the Ami people, such as bamboo, yellow vine, betel leaf, etc., we use the materials as the seasons change to weave together our own handicrafts. (Craft experience materials are mainly based on actual course content)
[Local Cuisine] Invite tribe members to cultivate their own sea rice, and use ingredients collected from family gardens and mountains and seas to eat fresh and local-style dishes. Let your vision and taste experience a feast of mountains and seas. The beauty of the land.