台灣人台灣事

1970年代高雄捌是世界拆船的中心。拆船工業按怎起鼓？拆落來的物件提去佗位？拆船對台灣有啥物影響？這集講拆船佇台灣的發展。 1970 nî-tāi Ko-hiông bat sī sè-kài thiah-chûn ê tiong-sim. Thiah-chûn kang-giáp án-chóaⁿ khí-kó͘? Thiah--lo̍h-lâi ê mi̍h-kiāⁿ thèh khì tó-ūi? Thiah-chûn tùi Tâi-oân ū siáⁿ-mi̍h éng-hióng? Chit chi̍p kóng thiah-chûn tī Tâi-oân ê hoat-tián. In the 1970s, Kaohsiung was once the center of the world’s ship-breaking industry. How did the industry get started? Where did the materials taken from the dismantled ships go? What influence did ship-breaking have on Taiwan? This episode talks about the development of ship-breaking in Taiwan. --------------------------------------- 訂閱電子報 https://reurl.cc/5bdqbR 網站 www.cultivataiwan.com 寫批 henama2020@gmail.com 迷眾頁 www.facebook.com/HenamaTaiwan 贊助 https://p.ecpay.com.tw/B3A47EF 抑是 www.paypal.me/henama

這陣暗時有夜市仔，百外冬前有納涼會。往過的納涼會有百百種。古早的納涼會有啥物好𨑨迌？按怎辦？按怎耍？這對日本來的娛樂活動按怎演變，沓沓變做台灣的商業活動？ 參考資料：陳毓婷〈日治時期臺灣的納涼會：以《臺灣日日新報》為主之探討（1902-1940）〉，國立暨南國際大學歷史學系碩士論文，2011年。 Chit-chūn àm-sî ū iā-chhī-á, pah-goā tang chêng ū nà-liâng-hoē. Éng-kòe ê nà-liâng-hoē pah-pah-chióng. Kó·-chá ê nà-liâng-hoē ū siáⁿ-mi̍h hó chhit-thô? Án-chóaⁿ pān? Án-chóaⁿ sńg? Che tùi Ji̍t-pún lâi ê ngô͘-lo̍k oa̍h-tōng án-chóaⁿ ián-piàn, ta̍uh-ta̍uh piàn-chò Tâi-oân ê siong-gia̍p oa̍h-tōng? These days there are night markets in the evening, and a hundred-odd years ago there were nà-liâng-hoē (cool-off gatherings). The nà-liâng-hoē of the past came in a hundred different kinds. What was fun about the nà-liâng-hoē of old? How were they organized? How did people play and enjoy themselves? How did this form of entertainment, which came from Japan, change over time and gradually become a commercial activity in Taiwan? --------------------------------------- 訂閱電子報 https://reurl.cc/5bdqbR 網站 www.cultivataiwan.com 寫批 henama2020@gmail.com 迷眾頁…

月球的一塊石頭仔，對美國透過外交部送予台灣，這馬囥佇台中科博館。這集來講月球頂的石頭按怎佇台灣流浪？50冬後，台灣家己的探測儀按怎送去到月球？月球的土地生理有人咧做？落尾來講阿美族日頭佮月娘的神話。 Goe̍h-kiû ê chi̍t tè chio̍h-thâu-á, tuì Bí-kok thàu-kòe guā-kau-pōo sàng hōo Tâi-oân, chit-má khǹg tī Tâi-tiong Kho-phok-koán. Chit chi̍p lâi kóng goe̍h-kiû téng ê chio̍h-thâu án-chóaⁿ tī Tâi-oân liû-lōng? Gō͘-cha̍p tang āu, Tâi-oân ka-kī ê thàm-chhek-gî án-chóaⁿ sàng khì kàu goe̍h-kiû? Goe̍h-kiû ê thó͘-tē seng-lí ū lâng teh chò? Lo̍h-bé lâi kóng A-bí-cho̍k ji̍t-thâu kah goe̍h-niû ê sîn-ōe. A small piece of moon rock, sent from the U.S. to Taiwan through diplomatic channels, now rests quietly in the National Museum of Natural Science in Taichung. This episode follows how that rock made its way through different institutions in Taiwan. Fifty years later, how did Taiwan's own homegrown space probe make it all the way to the moon? And is anyone really out there selling lunar real estate? We close with the Amis legend of the sun and the moon. --------------------------------------- 訂閱電子報 https://reurl.cc/5bdqbR 網站…

台北的第一座大橋，全長700公尺，是1889年劉銘傳為著大稻埕賣茶的生理起造。後來日本人改做鐵橋，號做台北大橋，是台北八景之一。這集講這座橋的身世，嘛講大橋頭的發展和佇戰後的變化；對大橋頭看台北市的歷史。 Tâi-pak ê tē-it chō tōa-kiô, choân-tn̂g chhit-pah kong-chhioh, sī 1889 nî Lâu Bêng-thoân uī-tio̍h Tōa-tiū-tiâⁿ bē-tê ê seng-lí khí-chō. Āu-lâi Ji̍t-pún-lâng kái-chò thih-kiô, hō-chò Tâi-pak Tāi-kiô, sī Tâi-pak Pat-kéng chi-it. Chit chi̍p kóng chit chō kiô ê sin-sè, mā kóng Tōa-kiô-thâu ê hoat-tián kah tī chiàn-āu ê piàn-hòa; tùi Tōa-kiô-thâu khòaⁿ Tâi-pak-chhī ê le̍k-sú. Taipei's first major bridge, 700 meters long in total, was built in 1889 by Lâu Bêng-thoân for the tea trade of Tōa-tiū-tiâⁿ. Later, the Japanese rebuilt it as an iron bridge and named it the Taipei Bridge, one of the "Eight Scenic Views of Taipei." This episode tells the story of this bridge's history, as well as the development of the Tōa-kiô-thâu (bridgehead) area and its changes after the war — viewing the history of Taipei City through the lens of Tōa-kiô-thâu. --------------------------------------- 訂閱電子報 https://reurl.cc/5bdqbR 網站…

這陣飼貓的人數已經比飼狗閣較濟。古早冊內面寫的台灣貓有幾種？是按怎死貓愛吊樹頭？敢有人咧拜貓神？猴洞仔是按怎有遐爾濟貓？這集來講佇台灣的貓。 Chit-chūn chhī-niau ê lâng-sò͘ í-keng pí chhī-káu koh-khah chē. Kó͘-chá chheh lāi-bīn siá ê Tâi-oân niau ū kúi chióng? Sī án-chóaⁿ sí-niau ài tiàu chhiū-thâu? Kám ū lâng teh pài niau-sîn? Kâu-tōng-á sī án-chóaⁿ ū hiah-nī chē niau? Chit-chi̍p lâi kóng tī Tâi-oân ê niau. These days, more people keep cats than dogs. How many kinds of Taiwanese cats show up in old books? Why is it said that a dead cat should be hung from a treetop? Does anyone actually worship a cat god? And why does Kâu-tōng have so many cats? In this episode, we're talking all about cats in Taiwan. --------------------------------------- 訂閱電子報 https://reurl.cc/5bdqbR 網站 www.cultivataiwan.com 寫批 henama2020@gmail.com 迷眾頁 www.facebook.com/HenamaTaiwan 贊助 https://p.ecpay.com.tw/B3A47EF 抑是 www.paypal.me/henama

〈西北雨直直落〉這條囡仔歌逐家攏會曉唱，毋過你敢捌看過鮕鮘佮塗虱？這集來講這兩尾會佇塗跤爬的魚仔。鮕鮘佮塗虱攏有原生種，毋過已經變誠少，𪜶有啥物故事？有偌濟俗語？古早人按怎看這種魚？ "Sai-pak-hō͘ Ti̍t-ti̍t Lo̍h" chit tiâu gín-á-koa ta̍k-ke lóng ē-hiáu chhiùⁿ, m̄-koh lí kám bat khòaⁿ-kòe koo-tai kap thô͘-sat? Chit chi̍p lâi kóng chit nn̄g bóe ē tī thô͘-kha pê ê hî-á. Koo-tai kap thô͘-sat lóng ū goân-seng-chióng, m̄-koh í-keng piàn chiâⁿ chió, in ū siáⁿ-mih kò͘-sū? Ū gōa-chē sio̍k-gí? Kó͘-chá-lâng án-chóaⁿ khòaⁿ chit-chióng hî? Everyone grew up singing "西北雨直直落" — but have you ever actually seen a koo-tai (small snakehead) or a thô͘-sat (walking catfish)? This episode, we're talking about these two fish that can crawl across the ground. Taiwan has native species of both, but they've grown increasingly rare. What's their story? How many old sayings have they inspired? And how did people back in the day think about these strange little fish? --------------------------------------- 訂閱電子報 https://reurl.cc/5bdqbR 網站 www.cultivataiwan.com 寫批 henama2020@gmail.com 迷眾頁 www.facebook.com/HenamaTaiwan 贊助…

紅毛塗佇咱生活中的時間誠久長。紅毛塗是日本時代就有的工業；台灣水泥是台灣頭一間股票上市的公司。台灣水泥公司按怎來的？這幾冬的水泥生產有啥變化？這集來講水泥工業的發展。 Âng-mn̂g-thôo tī lán seng-oa̍h-tiong ê sî-kan chiâⁿ kú-tn̂g. Âng-mn̂g-thôo sī Ji̍t-pún sî-tāi tō ū ê kang-gia̍p; Tâi-oân Chúi-nî sī Tâi-oân thâu-chi̍t-keng kó-phiò chiūⁿ-chhī ê kong-si. Tâi-oân Chúi-nî kong-si án-chóaⁿ lâi--ê? Chit kúi tang ê chúi-nî seng-sán ū siáⁿ piàn-hoà? Chit chi̍p lâi kóng chúi-nî kang-gia̍p ê hoat-tián. Cement has been part of our daily lives for a very long time. The industry in Taiwan traces back to the Japanese colonial era, and Taiwan Cement Corporation holds the distinction of being the first company ever listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange. How did Taiwan Cement come into being? And how has cement production evolved in recent years? In this episode, we trace the development of Taiwan's cement industry. --------------------------------------- 訂閱電子報 https://reurl.cc/5bdqbR 網站 www.cultivataiwan.com 寫批 henama2020@gmail.com 迷眾頁 www.facebook.com/HenamaTaiwan 贊助 https://p.ecpay.com.tw/B3A47EF 抑是…

一隻鳥仔換一隻牛，你敢欲信?台灣捌有瘋飼鳥仔的年代，對市內到庄跤，對公務人員到做穡人，真濟人咧飼十姊妹、金絲雀，想欲飼鳥趁錢。瘋飼鳥的時代是按怎開始、閣按怎結束？這集來講台灣金絲雀王國。 Chi̍t-chiah chiáu-á ōaⁿ chi̍t-chiah gû, lí kám beh sìn? Tâi-oân bat ū siáu chhī chiáu-á ê nî-tāi, tùi chhī-lāi kàu chng-kha, tùi kong-bū jîn-oân kàu chò-sit-lâng, chin-chē lâng teh chhī si̍p-chí-mōe, kim-si-chhiok, siūⁿ-beh chhī chiáu thàn-chîⁿ. Siáu chhī chiáu ê sî-tāi sī án-chóaⁿ khai-sí, koh án-chóaⁿ kiat-sok? Chit-chi̍p lâi kóng Tâi-oân Kim-si-chhiok Ông-kok. A single bird once cost as much as an ox — would you believe it? Taiwan once lived through an era of bird-raising mania, spreading from the cities to the countryside, from civil servants to farmers, as countless people raised society finches and canaries, chasing a quick fortune. How did this craze begin, and how did it end? In this episode, we tell the story of Taiwan's "Canary Kingdom." --------------------------------------- 《來去百貨公司坐流籠》 https://reurl.cc/RRWy2g 訂閱電子報 https://reurl.cc/5bdqbR 網站 www.cultivataiwan.com 寫批 henama2020@gmail.com 迷眾頁…

農曆七月來講台灣上出名的查某鬼——林投姐！本底是海邊擋風的樹仔，按怎變做鬼？這集對無仝版本的故事、小說來講百外冬來這个民間故事的變化。自日本時代到這馬，林投姐這个角色按怎綴時代改變，無仝故事的社會背景佮台灣的女鬼文化。 Lông-le̍k chhit-goe̍h lâi kóng Tâi-oân siōng chhut-miâ ê cha-bó͘-kúi — Nâ-tâu-chí! Pún-té sī hái-piⁿ tòng-hong ê chhiū-á, án-chóaⁿ piàn-chò kúi? Chit-chi̍p tùi bô-kâng pán-pún ê kò͘-sū, sió-soat lâi kóng pah-gōa tang lâi chit-ê bîn-kan kò͘-sū ê piàn-hòa. Chū Ji̍t-pún sî-tāi kàu chit-má, Nâ-tâu-chí chit-ê kak-sek án-chóaⁿ tòe sî-tāi kái-piàn, bô-kâng kò͘-sū ê siā-hōe pōe-kéng kah Tâi-oân ê lú-kúi bûn-hòa. Since it's the seventh lunar month, we're talking about Taiwan's most famous female ghost — Nâ-tâu-chí (Sister Pandanus)! She was originally just a windbreak tree by the seashore — so how did she become a ghost? This episode traces how this folk story has changed over more than a hundred years, drawing on different tale versions and novel adaptations. From the Japanese colonial era to today, we look at how the character of Nâ-tâu-chí has shifted along with the times, the differing social backgrounds…

台灣紡織業按怎起鼓？無種棉仔的台灣，按怎對進口布料到家己紡紗織布，閣外銷全世界？這集紹介政府代紡代織、匯率政策佮上海幫、台南幫遮的頭家按怎配合，成做台灣工業起行的車母。來聽台灣紡織工業的故事。 Tâi-oân pháng-chit-gia̍p án-chóaⁿ khí-kó͘? Bô chèng mî-á ê Tâi-oân, án-chóaⁿ tùi chìn-kháu pò͘-liāu kàu ka-kī pháng-se chit-pò͘, koh gōa-siau choân-sè-kài? Chit chi̍p siāu-kài chèng-hú tāi-pháng tāi-chit, hōe-lu̍t chèng-chhek kap Siōng-hái-pang, Tâi-lâm-pang chiah-ê thâu-ke án-chóaⁿ phòe-ha̍p, chiâⁿ-chò tshuā Tâi-oân kang-gia̍p khí-kiâⁿ ê chhia-bó. Lâi thiaⁿ Tâi-oân pháng-chit kang-gia̍p ê kò͘-sū. How did Taiwan's textile industry get started? Taiwan never grew its own cotton — so how did it go from importing fabric to spinning yarn and weaving cloth on its own, eventually exporting to the whole world? This episode looks at how the government's "contract spinning, contract weaving" policy, exchange-rate policy, and the Shanghai group, Tainan group worked together to become the engine that drove Taiwan's industrialization. ----------------------------------- 訂閱電子報 https://reurl.cc/5bdqbR 網站 www.cultivataiwan.com…

咱三不五時就食著的花殼仔，全世界干焦兩个所在掠會著，一个是日本，另外一个，就是台灣。這款細尾蝦仔，對往過做飼料變做是這馬珍貴的海產。這中間發生啥物代誌？東港的產銷班按怎維持花殼仔的產業佮市場？這集介紹花殼仔。 Lán sam-put-gō·-sî tō chia̍h-tio̍h ê hoe-khak-á, choân-sè-kài kan-na nn̄g-ê só·-chāi lia̍h ē-tio̍h, chi̍t-ê sī Ji̍t-pún, lēng-gōa chi̍t-ê, tō-sī Tâi-oân. Chit-khoán sè-bóe hê-á, tùi íng-kòe chò chhī-liāu, piàn-chò sī chit-má tin-kùi ê hái-sán. Chit tiong-kan hoat-seng siánn-mih tāi-chì? Tang-káng ê sán-siau-pan án-nóa uî-chhî hoe-khak-á ê sán-gia̍p kah chhī-tiûnn? Chit-chi̍p kài-siāu hoe-khak-á. Hoe-khak-á (Sakura shrimp) is something we eat from time to time — but did you know it's only caught in two places in the whole world? One is Japan, and the other is Taiwan. This tiny shrimp used to be nothing more than animal feed, yet today it's prized as a delicacy of the sea. So what happened along the way? And how does the production and marketing team in Donggang keep this industry and its market alive? This episode is all about Sakura shrimp. --------------------------------------- 訂閱電子報…

台灣塑膠濟閣俗，咱生活中四界攏有塑膠物。其實塑膠往過是足重要的產業，對台灣的經濟有真大的影響。塑膠工業在台灣按怎發展？按怎會有台塑公司？奇美本底嘛做塑膠。這集講塑膠產業佇台灣。 Tâi-oân sok-ka chē koh sio̍k, lán seng-oa̍h tiong sì-kè lóng ū sok-ka-mi̍h. Kî-si̍t sok-ka éng-kòe sī chiok tiōng-iàu ê sán-gia̍p, tùi Tâi-oân ê keng-chè ū chin tōa ê éng-hióng. Sok-ka kang-gia̍p tī Tâi-oân án-chóaⁿ hoat-tián? Án-chóaⁿ ē ū Tâi-sok Kong-si? Kî-bí pún-té mā chò sok-ka. Chit chi̍p kóng sok-ka sán-gia̍p tī Tâi-oân. Plastic is everywhere in Taiwan — cheap, abundant, and woven into daily life at every turn. But plastic was once a cornerstone industry, one that left a lasting mark on Taiwan's economy. How did the plastic industry take root here, and how did it grow into what it is today? How did Formosa Plastics Corporation come to be — and did you know Chimei got its start in plastics too? This episode traces the story of Taiwan's plastic industry. 台文通訊35周年 https://linktr.ee/TBTS35 --------------------------------------- 訂閱電子報 https://reurl.cc/5bdqbR 網站 www.cultivataiwan.com 寫批henama2020@gmail.com 迷眾頁…

啉酒是自早就有的文化，毋過啥物時陣啉？佮誰啉？按怎啉？是一直咧改變。啥物時陣才規定未成年袂使啉？日本時代按怎叫人莫啉酒？啉酒傷身毋過嘛是一種能力？〈酒矸通賣無〉、〈杯底不可飼金魚〉背後閣有啥物故事？這集紹介台灣人啉酒的矛盾。 Lim-chiú sī chū-chá chiū ū ê bûn-hoà, m̄-koh siáⁿ-mih sî-chūn lim? Kap siáng lim? Án-chóaⁿ lim? Sī it-ti̍t teh kái-piàn. Siáⁿ-mih sî-chūn chiah kui-tēng bī-sêng-liân bē-sái lim? Ji̍t-pún sî-tāi án-chóaⁿ kiò lâng mài lim-chiú? Lim-chiú siong-sin m̄-koh mā-sī chi̍t-chióng lêng-le̍k? "Chiú-kan Thang Bē Bô", "Poe-té Put-khó Chhī Kim-hî" poē-āu koh ū siáⁿ-mih kò͘-sū? Chit-chi̍p siāu-kài Tâi-oân-lâng lim-chiú ê mâu-tún. Drinking alcohol has been part of the culture since long ago, but when to drink, with whom to drink, and how to drink have always been changing. When was it first decided that minors couldn't drink? During the Japanese colonial era, how did people tell others not to drink? Drinking harms the body — but is it also a kind of skill? What stories lie behind the songs "Bottles for Sale" (酒矸通賣無) and "Don't Keep Goldfish at the Bottom of Your Cup" (杯底不可飼金魚)? This episode introduces the…

台灣本底無奶牛，這陣逐人攏有通啉牛奶。對外國人飼黃牛揤奶，到日本人引進奶牛、戰後逐人學泡牛奶，牛奶對補品變做日常食物經過百外冬。過去有人提牛奶粉飼豬，寒人閣有牛奶產量傷濟的問題。這集來講台灣人啉牛奶的故事。 Tâi-oân pún-té bô ling-gû, chit-chūn ta̍k-lâng lóng ū-thang lim gû-ling. Tuì gōa-kok-lâng chhī n̂g-gû chhi̍h-ling, kàu Ji̍t-pún-lâng ín-chìn ling-gû, chiàn-āu ta̍k-lâng o̍h phàu gû-ling, gû-ling tuì póo-phín piàn-chò ji̍t-siông chia̍h-mi̍h, keng-kòe pah-gōa tang. Kòe-khì ū-lâng the̍h gû-ling-hún chhī ti, kôaⁿ--lâng koh ū gû-ling sán-liōng siuⁿ-chē ê būn-tê. Chit chi̍p lâi kóng Tâi-oân-lâng lim gû-ling ê kò͘-sū. Taiwan didn't originally have dairy cows, but these days, everyone has milk to drink. It took a while to get here. At first, foreigners milked local cattle. Then the Japanese brought in proper dairy cows. After the war, people learned to mix powdered milk. Over a hundred years or so, milk went from a rare tonic to something we drink every day. Along the way, there were some odd chapters too: people once fed milk powder to pigs, and dairy farmers sometimes struggled with too much milk in winter. This…

這馬金仔誠貴，台灣往過嘛有黃金。本集講黃金的歷史佮九份、金瓜石「上品送金九」的年代，看顏雲年按怎對巡查變頭家。主要講日本時代為著挖金仔，閣對外口揣人來鬥挖；溫洲寮按怎變做啄鼻仔寮，介紹來金瓜石挖礦的外位人。 Chit-má kim-á chiâⁿ kùi, Tâi-oân íng-kòe mā ū n̂g-kim. Pún-chi̍p kóng n̂g-kim ê le̍k-sú kap Káu-hūn, Kim-koe-chio̍h "Siōng-phín sàng Kim-Káu" ê nî-tāi, khòaⁿ Gân Hûn-nî án-chóaⁿ tùi sûn-cha piàn thâu-ke. Chú-iàu kóng Ji̍t-pún sî-tāi ūi-tio̍h ó͘ kim-á, koh tùi gōa-kháu chhōe lâng lâi tàu ó͘; Un-chiu-liâu án-chóaⁿ piàn-chò Tok-phīⁿ-á-liâu, kài-siāu lâi Kim-koe-chio̍h ó͘-khòng ê gōa-ūi-lâng. Gold is extremely expensive these days, but Taiwan actually had its own gold in the past. This episode traces the history of gold mining and looks at how Yan Yun-nian rose from a police patrolman to a mining tycoon. The main focus is on how, during the Japanese colonial period, people dug for gold and even recruited foreigners from abroad to help with the mining; it also covers how Wenzhou Camp came to be nicknamed "Foreigners' Camp," introducing the foreigners who came to Jinguashi to work the mines.…

出門旅行欲去佗位隔暝? 馬偕去新竹歇暝,枕頭是石頭,壁角全蜘蛛絲!對販仔間到日本時代氣派的台灣鐵道飯店, koh有1959年一件害死人的「妨害風化」案, 改變戒嚴時的旅館臨檢。這集講百外冬來, 台灣的旅社按怎變化? Chhut-mn̂g lú-hêng beh khì tó-uī keh-mê? Má-kai khì Sin-tek hioh-mê, chím-thâu sī chio̍h-thâu, piah-kak choân ti-tu-si! Tùi hoàn-á-keng kàu Ji̍t-pún sî-tāi khì-phài ê Tâi-oân Thih-tō Pn̄g-tiàm, koh ū 1959 nî chi̍t kiaⁿ hāi-sí-lâng ê "hông-hāi hong-hoà" àn, kái-piàn kài-giâm sî ê lú-koán lîm-kiám. Chit chi̍p kóng pah-gōa tang lâi, Tâi-oân ê lú-siā án-chóaⁿ piàn-hòa? Where do you stay overnight when you're traveling? When Mackay stopped in Hsinchu, his pillow was a stone slab and the corners of the room were covered in cobwebs! From cheap inns built for traveling merchants to the grand Taiwan Railway Hotel of the Japanese colonial era — plus a tragic 1959 "public indecency" case that changed hotel inspections under martial law — this episode traces how Taiwan's hotels have evolved over the past hundred-plus years. --------------------------------------- 訂閱電子報 https://reurl.cc/5bdqbR 網站…

台灣無虎，毋過有足濟虎的風俗佮文化。對虎頭山、虎仔芳、虎疫到虎爺公，虎的形象有好、有䆀。按怎會害人的虎會變做囡仔神？咱來講台灣虎的文化意涵。 Tâi-oân bô hó͘, m̄-koh ū chiok chōe hó͘ ê hong-sio̍k kap bûn-hòa. Tuì Hó͘-thâu-soaⁿ, hó͘-á-phang, hó͘-e̍k kàu Hó͘-iâ-kong, hó͘ ê hêng-siōng ū hó, ū bái. Án-choáⁿ ē hāi-lâng ê hó͘ ē piàn-chò gín-á-sîn? Lán lâi kóng Tâi-oân hó͘ ê bûn-hòa ì-hâm. Taiwan has no tigers — yet it is rich with tiger customs and culture. From Tiger Head Mountain and tiger-shaped fragrant sachets, to tiger plague and the Tiger Lord, the tiger's image cuts both ways: a force for good and a harbinger of harm. So how did a creature feared as a man-eater come to be venerated as a guardian of children? Let us explore the cultural significance of the tiger in Taiwan. --------------------------------------- 訂閱電子報 https://reurl.cc/5bdqbR 網站 www.cultivataiwan.com 寫批 henama2020@gmail.com 迷眾頁 www.facebook.com/HenamaTaiwan 贊助 https://p.ecpay.com.tw/B3A47EF 抑是 www.paypal.me/henama 《有聲的光批：四秀仔》佮《臺灣女性人物群像》 賣貨便 https://tinyurl.com/ysjmy729好賣+ https://tinyurl.com/4ya9p6xc

咱食的紅鰱魚攏是對較寒的所在進口入來的，是按怎台灣遮爾燒熱會有台灣鮭？確定紋班（櫻花鉤吻鮭）的身世是誠坎坷的過程。這集毋若講是按怎台灣會有紋班，主要是講這款魚按怎予人發現，一百年來伊按怎確定是台灣特有種，閣成做國寶魚。 Lán chia̍h ê âng-liân-hî lóng sī tùi khah koâⁿ ê só͘-chāi chìn-kháu ji̍p-lâi ê, sī án-chóaⁿ Tâi-oân chiah-nī sio-joa̍h ē ū Tâi-oân kūi? Khak-tēng bûn-pan (eng-hoe-kau-bún-kui) ê sin-sè sī chiâⁿ khám-khiat ê kòe-têng. Chit-chi̍p m̄-nā kóng sī án-chóaⁿ Tâi-oân ē ū bûn-pan, chú-iàu sī kóng chit-khoán hî án-chóaⁿ hō͘ lâng hoat-hiān, 100 nî lâi i án-chóaⁿ khak-tēng sī Tâi-oân te̍k-ū-chéng, koh chiâⁿ-chò kok-pó-hî. The salmon we eat is imported from much cooler climates — so how could tropical Taiwan have a salmon of its own? Tracing the origins of the bunban — the Formosan landlocked salmon (Oncorhynchus formosanus) — has been a long and winding journey. This episode is not simply about how the bunban came to be here; it is the story of how this fish was first encountered, how it took a full 100 years to confirm it as a species unique to Taiwan, and how it came to be celebrated as the island's national…

台灣蘆筍罐的產量捌是世界第一。蘆筍汁干焦是蘆筍產業的副產品。蘆筍這款植物真趣味，咱講的蘆筍花毋是花，蘆筍葉嘛毋是真正的葉仔。是按怎人叫嘉義東石鄉的農會大樓是蘆筍大樓？這集講台灣蘆筍。 Tâi-oân lô͘-sún-koàn ê sán-liōng bat sī sè-kài tē-it. Lô͘-sún-chiap kan-nā sī lô͘-sún sán-gia̍p ê hù-sán-phín. Lô͘-sún chit-khoán si̍t-bu̍t chin chhù-bī, lán kóng ê lô͘-sún-hoe m̄-sī hoe, lô͘-sún-hio̍h mā m̄-sī chin-chiàⁿ ê hio̍h-á. Sī án-chóaⁿ lâng kiò Ka-gī Tang-se̍k-hiong ê lông-hōe sī lô͘-sún tōa-lâu? Chit-ki̍p kóng Tâi-oân lô͘-sún. Taiwan's canned asparagus production was once the highest in the world. Asparagus juice is merely a by-product of the asparagus industry. The asparagus is quite a fascinating plant — what we call the "asparagus flower" is not actually a flower, and the "asparagus leaf" is not a true leaf either. Why do people call the Farmers' Association Building in Dongshi Township, Chiayi, the "Asparagus Building"? This episode is about Taiwan's asparagus. --------------------------------------- 訂閱電子報 https://reurl.cc/5bdqbR 網站 www.cultivataiwan.com 寫批 henama2020@gmail.com 迷眾頁…

虱目魚真捷看，規年迵天攏有。往過的虱目魚誠貴，是會使請人客的料理。是按怎過去虱目魚遐貴？啥物時陣才變做逐家攏食會起的魚仔。台灣的虱目魚干焦一種，是按怎有的食起來無仝款？咱來講食吃虱目魚。 Sat-ba̍k-hî chin chia̍p-khoàⁿ, kui-nî-thàng-thiⁿ lóng ū. Éng-kòe ê sat-ba̍k-hî chhiâⁿ kuì, sī ē-sái chhiáⁿ lâng-kheh ê liāu-lí. Sī-án-choáⁿ kòe-khì sat-ba̍k-hî hia kuì? Siáⁿ-mi̍h sî-chūn chiah piàn-chò ta̍k-ke lóng chia̍h-ē-khí ê hî-á? Tâi-oân ê sat-ba̍k-hî kan-na chi̍t-chióng, sī-án-choáⁿ ū-ê chia̍h khí-lâi bô-kâng-khoán? Lán lâi kóng chia̍h sat-ba̍k-hî. Milkfish is very common and available all year round. In the past, milkfish was quite expensive—a dish served to entertain guests. Why was milkfish so expensive back then? When did it become a fish that everyone could afford? Taiwan only has one species of milkfish, so why do some taste different? Let us talk about eating milkfish. --------------------------------------- 訂閱電子報 https://reurl.cc/5bdqbR 網站 www.cultivataiwan.com 寫批henama2020@gmail.com 迷眾頁 www.facebook.com/HenamaTaiwan 贊助 https://p.ecpay.com.tw/B3A47EF 抑是 www.paypal.me/henama 《有聲的光批：四秀仔》佮《臺灣女性人物群像》 賣貨便…

台灣佇日本時代捌時行過鳥鼠仔症，這个傳染病予漢醫佮西醫有鬥陣合作的機會。日本政府按怎防治鳥鼠仔症？台灣人按怎要求有家己治療所？漢醫按怎佮西醫配合？ Tâi-oân tī Ji̍t-pún sî-tāi bat sî-kiâⁿ--kòe niáu-chhí-á-chèng, chit ê thoân-jiám-pēⁿ hō͘ Hàn-i kap Se-i ū tàu-īn ha̍p-chok ê ki-hōe. Ji̍t-pún chèng-hú án-chhoaⁿ hông-tī niáu-chhí-á-chèng? Tâi-oân-lâng án-chhoaⁿ iau-kiû ū ka-tī ê tî-liâu-só͘? Hàn-i án-chhoaⁿ kap Se-i phòe-ha̍p? During the Japanese colonial period, a devastating bubonic plague outbreak forced an unexpected alliance between traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine in Taiwan. In this episode, we explore how the colonial government managed the epidemic, how local Taiwanese fought for autonomous treatment centers, and how these two medical traditions collaborated on the front lines. -------------------------------------- 訂閱電子報 https://reurl.cc/5bdqbR 網站 www.cultivataiwan.com 寫批 henama2020@gmail.com 迷眾頁 www.facebook.com/HenamaTaiwan 贊助 https://p.ecpay.com.tw/B3A47EF 抑是 www.paypal.me/henama

拜天公、做生日、做月內、欲轉運愛食麵線，平常時點心、宵夜嘛食麵線，麵線佇咱的傳統文化真重要。往過的人啥物時陣食？閣按怎食？麵線有幾種？幼麵佮麵線無仝款？這集介紹麵線。 Pài Thiⁿ-kong, chò-seⁿ-ji̍t, chò-ge̍h-lāi, beh tńg-ūn ài chia̍h mī-soaⁿ; pîng-siông-sî tiám-sim, siau-iā mā chia̍h mī-soaⁿ. Mī-soaⁿ tī lán ê thoân-thóng bûn-hoà chin tiòng-iàu. Éng-kòe ê lâng siáⁿ-mih sî-chūn chia̍h? Koh án-choán chia̍h? Mī-soaⁿ ū kúi chióng? Iù-mī kah mī-soaⁿ bô-kâng-khoán? Chit chi̍p kài-siāu mī-soaⁿ. From sacred rituals and birthdays to a simple midnight snack, mī-soaⁿ (wheat vermicelli) is a staple of our culture. It’s our go-to for everything from postpartum care to changing our luck. But how was it traditionally eaten? What are the different varieties, and is " iù-mī " actually the same thing? This episode, we explore the story of mī-soaⁿ. -------------------------------------- 訂閱電子報 https://reurl.cc/5bdqbR 網站 www.cultivataiwan.com 寫批henama2020@gmail.com 迷眾頁 www.facebook.com/HenamaTaiwan 贊助 https://p.ecpay.com.tw/B3A47EF 抑是 www.paypal.me/henama 《有聲的光批：四秀仔》佮《臺灣女性人物群像》 賣貨便 https://tinyurl.com/ysjmy729好賣+…

台灣講的「和室」毋是日本人的和室，嘛毋是完全對日本來的。往過的總舖經過遮爾久的時間，演變出真濟無仝的模樣佮用途。按怎台灣的和室攏有櫥仔？是按怎厝內會用架懸的地板來隔間？對厝內的設計來看生活習慣的改變。這集講總剖佮塌塌米間。 Tâi-oân kóng ê "hô-sek" m̄-sī Ji̍t-pún-lâng ê hô-sek, mā m̄-sī oân-choân tùi Ji̍t-pún lâi ê. Éng-kòe ê chóng-phò kin-kòe chia-nī kú ê sî-kan, ián-piàn chhut chin chē bô-kāng ê bô͘-iūⁿ kah iōng-tō͘. Án-choán Tâi-oân ê hô-sek lóng ū tû-á? Sī-án-choáⁿ chhù-lāi ē iōng kè-koân ê tē-pán lâi keh-keng? Tùi chhù-lāi ê siat-kè lâi khoàⁿ seng-oa̍h si̍p-koàn ê kái-piàn. Chit chi̍p kóng chóng-phò kah thah-thah-mí-keng. Taiwan’s "Washitsu" isn’t truly Japanese. —it’s a unique evolution of the traditional chóng-phò platform. Over a long period of time, the traditional platform known as chóng-phò has evolved into many different forms and purposes. From built-in cabinets to raised floors, discover how these spaces reflect our changing lifestyles. This episode: the story of chóng-phò and tatami rooms. --------------------------------------- 訂閱電子報 https://reurl.cc/5bdqbR 網站 www.cultivataiwan.com…

俗語講：「榖雨補老母，立夏補老爸」。榖雨佮立夏是節氣。節氣按怎來？咱這馬已經毋是農業社會，節氣佮現代人有啥物關係？這集講古早人看天、看地、觀察萬物的智慧。 Sio̍k-gí kóng: "Kok-ú pó͘ lāu-bú, Li̍p-hē pó͘ lāu-pē." Kok-ú kap Li̍p-hē sī chiat-khùi. Chiat-khùi án-choán lâi? Lán chit-má í-keng m̄-sī lông-gia̍p siā-hōe, chiat-khùi kap hiān-tāi-lâng ū siáⁿ-mi̍h koan-hē? Chit chi̍p kóng kó͘-chá-lâng khòaⁿ thinn, khòaⁿ tē, koan-chhat bān-bu̍t ê tì-hui. Grain Rain and the Start of Summer are both solar terms. But where do these terms actually come from? We no longer live in a strictly agrarian society, so what relevance do these seasonal cycles have for people today? In this episode, we explore the ancient wisdom of observing the heavens, the earth, and the natural world. --------------------------------------- 訂閱電子報 https://reurl.cc/5bdqbR 網站 www.cultivataiwan.com 寫批 henama2020@gmail.com 迷眾頁 www.facebook.com/HenamaTaiwan 贊助 https://p.ecpay.com.tw/B3A47EF 抑是 www.paypal.me/henama 《有聲的光批：四秀仔》佮《臺灣女性人物群像》 賣貨便 https://tinyurl.com/ysjmy729好賣+ https://tinyurl.com/4ya9p6xc

是按怎路邊的石頭佮石碑會寫石敢當？這个風俗足普遍，毋但台灣，佇日本、中國、東南亞攏真捷看。啥物是石敢當？台灣出名个石敢當佇佗位？這集介紹石敢當。 Sī-án-choáⁿ lō͘-pinn ê chio̍h-thâu kap chio̍h-pi ē siá "Chio̍h-kám-tong"? Che ê hong-sio̍k chiok phó͘-piàn, m̄-nā Tâi-oân, tī Ji̍t-pún, Tiong-kok, Tang-lâm-a lóng chin chia̍p-khoàⁿ. Siá-mih sī "Chio̍h-kám-tong"? Tâi-oân chhut-miâ ê "Chio̍h-kám-tong" tī tó-ūi? Chit chi̍p kài-siāu "Chio̍h-kám-tong". Why are the words " Chio̍h-kám-tong " carved into stones and tablets found along the roadside? This is a remarkably common custom; you will frequently encounter them not only in Taiwan but also in Japan, China, and throughout Southeast Asia. But what exactly is a Chio̍h-kám-tong.? And where are the most famous examples located in Taiwan? --------------------------------------- 訂閱電子報 https://reurl.cc/5bdqbR 網站 www.cultivataiwan.com 寫批 henama2020@gmail.com 迷眾頁 www.facebook.com/HenamaTaiwan 贊助 https://p.ecpay.com.tw/B3A47EF 抑是 www.paypal.me/henama

林智信老師用一世人的時間共台灣的景致、人物、文化攏刻入去圖裡。伊的作品《牛犁歌陣》展現往過農村樸實的，有力的本質。林老師的創作是經過考證，精確紀錄台灣的人文地景。這集講伊按怎共台南的陣頭文化用版畫的形式保存落來。 Lîm Tì-sìn lāu-su iōng chi̍t-sì-lâng ê sî-kan kā Tâi-oân ê kéng-tì, jîn-bu̍t, bûn-hoà lóng khek-ji̍p-khì tô͘--lí. I ê chok-phín "Gû-lê-koa-tīn" tián-hiān óng-koè lông-chhun phó͘-si̍t-ê, iú-le̍k-ê pún-chit. Lîm lāu-su ê chhòng-chok sī keng-koè khó-chèng, chin-khak kì-lo̍k Tâi-oân ê jîn-bûn tē-kéng. Chit chi̍p kóng i án-choáⁿ kā Tâi-lâm ê tīn-thâu bûn-hoà iōng pán-ōe ê hêng-sek pó-chûn--lo̍h-lâi. Lin Chih-hsin has spent his entire life carving Taiwan’s vistas, stories, and culture into his art. His masterpiece, The Ox-plow Song Troupe (Gû-lê-koa-tīn), embodies the simple yet vigorous spirit of bygone rural days. Through meticulous historical research, his creations provide an authentic record of Taiwan’s cultural geography. In this episode, we look at how he documented Tainan’s folk parade culture through the art of the woodcut. 《牛犁歌陣》https://pse.is/8y26ex --------------------------------------- 訂閱電子報…

對發票是台灣人的日常，毋過這是別位真罕見的習慣。啥物時陣統一發票會使抽獎？這个制度按怎變化？咱敢知影線頂發票較會著獎？ Tuì hoat-phiò sī Tâi-oân-lâng ê ji̍t-siông, m̄-koh che sī pa̍t-ūi chin hán-kiàn ê si̍p-koàn. Siá-mi̍h sî-chūn thóng-it hoat-phiò ē-sái thiu-chióng? Chit-ê chè-tō͘ án-choá piàn-hoà? Lán kám chai-iáⁿ sòaⁿ-téng hoat-phiò khah-ē tio̍h-chióng? Checking receipts for winning numbers is a common ritual in Taiwan, yet it’s a habit rarely seen elsewhere. When did the Uniform Invoice lottery begin? How has this system evolved over time? And did you know that cloud receipts actually have a better chance of winning a prize? --------------------------------------- 訂閱電子報 https://reurl.cc/5bdqbR 網站 www.cultivataiwan.com 寫批 henama2020@gmail.com 迷眾頁 www.facebook.com/HenamaTaiwan 贊助 https://p.ecpay.com.tw/B3A47EF 抑是 www.paypal.me/henama

足早以前的冊就有寫著滸苔，一、兩百冬前食潤餅就有kauh滸苔。滸苔是啥物？閣按怎食？伊佮紫菜，佮紅毛苔有啥物無仝？是按怎這馬滸苔也變做生態災禍？這集來講滸苔。 Chiok chá í-chêng ê chheh chiū ū siá--tio̍h hó͘-thî, chi̍t-nn̄g-pah tang chêng chia̍h jūn-piáⁿ chiū ū kauh hó͘-thî. Hó͘-thî sī siáⁿ-mih? Koh án-chóaⁿ chia̍h? I kap chí-chhài, kap âng-mô͘-thî ū siáⁿ-mih bô-kāng? Sī-án-chóaⁿ chit-má hó͘-thî iā piàn-chò seng-thài chai-hō? Chit chi̍p lâi kóng hó͘-thî. Books from a very long time ago already mentioned green laver; one or two hundred years ago, people were already adding green laver when eating jūn-piáⁿ. What is green laver? And how is it eaten? How is it different from nori or red moss? Why has green laver also become an ecological disaster nowadays? In this episode, let’s talk about green laver. --------------------------------------- 訂閱電子報 https://reurl.cc/5bdqbR 網站 www.cultivataiwan.com 寫批 henama2020@gmail.com 迷眾頁 www.facebook.com/HenamaTaiwan 贊助 https://p.ecpay.com.tw/B3A47EF 抑是 www.paypal.me/henama 《有聲的光批：四秀仔》佮《臺灣女性人物群像》 賣貨便 https://tinyurl.com/ysjmy729好賣+…

舊年坐船出國的旅客已經超過一百萬人。台灣郵輪產業按怎發展？這集對清法戰爭的郵輪紀錄，講到基隆港按怎利用地理優勢，變做國際郵輪母港？觀光客變濟對地方交通佮海洋生態會有啥物影響？ Kū-nî chē-chûn chhut-kok ê lú-ke̍k í-keng chhiau-kòe chi̍t-pah bān lâng. Tâi-oân iû-lûn sán-gia̍p án-choán hoat-tián? Chit-chi̍p tùi Chheng-Hoat chiàn-cheng ê iû-lûn kì-lo̍k, kóng-kàu Ke-lâng-káng án-choán lī-iōng tē-lí iu-sè, piàn-chò kok-chè iû-lûn bó-káng? Koan-kong-kheh piàn-chē tùi tē-hng kau-thong kap hái-iûⁿ seng-thài ē ū siáⁿ-mih éng-hióng? Last year, over one million travelers set sail on international cruises. How has the cruise industry in Taiwan evolved? This episode traces the history of cruise travel from the Sino-French War to the strategic transformation of Keelung Port into a premier international homeport. We also examine the complex environmental and logistical challenges that come with a surge in cruise tourism, from marine conservation to local infrastructure. --------------------------------------- 訂閱電子報 https://reurl.cc/5bdqbR 網站 www.cultivataiwan.com 寫批 henama2020@gmail.com 迷眾頁…

龜山島是火山島，往過捌有700外人蹛佇遐。遮的討海人是按怎著規庄搬出來？這集講龍王的查某囝、馬偕看著的硫磺煙，戰爭時的空襲，佮後來對軍事管制區變觀光地區。做伙來聽龜山島的歷史佮文化。 Ku-soaⁿ-tó sī hóe-soaⁿ-tó, éng-kòe bat ū chhit-pah-gōa lâng tòa tī hia. Chia-ê thó-hái-lâng sī án-choán tio̍h kui-chng poaⁿ--chhut-lâi? Chit-chi̍p kóng-tio̍h Lêng-ông ê cha-bó͘-kiáⁿ, Má-kai khòaⁿ--tio̍h ê liû-hông-ian, chiàn-cheng sî-chūn ê khong-si̍p, kap kàu-bóe tùi kun-sū kìm-khu piàn-chò koan-kong-tē. Chò-hóe lâi thiaⁿ Ku-soaⁿ-tó ê le̍k-sú kap bûn-hòa. Gueishan Island (Turtle Island) is a volcanic island that was once home to a community of over 700 residents. Why did these seafaring people have to relocate their entire village? In this episode, we delve into the legend of the Dragon King’s daughter, George Leslie Mackay’s accounts of the island's sulfur plumes, the air raids during the war, and its transition from a restricted military zone to a tourist destination. Listen now the history and cultural heritage of Gueishan Island. --------------------------------------- 訂閱電子報https://reurl.cc/5bdqbR 網站…

這陣苗栗猶有一座全世界第二老的油井！對清國時代發見石油開始，到日本時代大規模開發、培養人才，甚至戰爭時研究替代燃料，台灣早就粒積真濟技術。戰後中油的成立佮石化工業，嘛深深受著美國的影響。這集欲帶逐家看外國政權，按怎利用台灣的資源來發展。 Chit-chūn Biâu-le̍k iáu-ū chi̍t-chō choân-sè-kài tē-jī lāu ê iû-chéⁿ! Tùi Chheng-kok sî-tāi hoat-kiàn chio̍h-iû khai-sí, kàu Ji̍t-pún sî-tāi tōa-kui-bô͘ khai-hoat, poê-ióng jîn-châi, chiàn-cheng sî gián-kiù tāi-thè jiân-liāu, Tâi-oân chá-chiū lia̍p-chek chin-chē kī-su̍t. Chiàn-āu Tiong-iû ê sêng-li̍p kah chio̍h-hòa kang-gia̍p, mā chhim-chhim siū-tio̍h Bí-kok ê éng-hióng. Chit-chi̍p beh chhoā ta̍k-ke khòaⁿ gōa-kok chèng-koân, án-chóaⁿ lī-iōng Tâi-oân ê chu-goân lâi hoat-tián. Miaoli is home to the world’s second-oldest oil well! From the discovery of oil to the grooming of technical expertise under Japanese rule—and even the development of alternative fuels—Taiwan has a long history of industrial know-how. Following the war, the establishment of the CPC and the growth of the petrochemical industry were also deeply shaped by the U.S. presence. In this episode, we’ll explore how different…

現此時，全台灣拉麵專賣店已經超過1000間。「拉麵」這个名是按怎來的？閣按怎變做遮爾普遍? 日本名古屋是按怎有一款咱台灣無的「台灣拉麵」？台灣有什麼特殊的拉麵? 這集說日本和台灣的拉麵交流。 Hiān-chhú-sî, choân Tâi-oân lá-miáng choan-bē-tiàm í-keng chhiau-kòe 1000 keng. "Lá-miáng" chit ê miâ sī án-choán lâi ê? Koh án-choán piàn-chò chiah-nī phó͘-piàn? Ji̍t-pún Bêng-kó͘-ok（Nagoya）sī án-choán ū chi̍t-khoán lán Tâi-oân bô ê "Tâi-oân lá-miáng"? Tâi-oân ū siáⁿ-mih te̍k-sû ê lá-miáng? Chit chi̍p kóng Ji̍t-pún kap Tâi-oân ê la-mian kau-liû. Currently, there are over a thousand ramen shops across Taiwan. Where did the name "ramen" come from? And how did it become so popular? Why is there a type of "Taiwan Ramen" in Nagoya, Japan, that we don't even have in Taiwan? What unique kinds of ramen can be found in Taiwan? This episode discusses the ramen culture exchange between Japan and Taiwan. --------------------------------------- 訂閱電子報 https://reurl.cc/5bdqbR網站 www.cultivataiwan.com寫批 henama2020@gmail.com迷眾頁 www.facebook.com/HenamaTaiwan贊助 https://p.ecpay.com.tw/B3A47EF 抑是 www.paypal.me/henama

施月霞女士一世人坎坎坷坷。頭一个翁是才情滿滿的中學教師，煞予人掠去處刑。伊去酒家唱歌，飼兩个囡仔，熟似第二个翁，是佇大學教冊的228受難者。這集用施月霞的故事來𤆬逐家看政治迫害按怎影響一个家庭、幾若代人。 Si Goa̍t-hâ lú-sū chi̍t-sì-lâng khám-khám-khia̍t-khia̍t. Thâu chi̍t-ê ang sī châi-chêng móa-moá ê tiong-ha̍k kàu-su, soah hō͘-lâng lia̍h-khì chhù-hêng. I khì chiú-ka chhiùⁿ-koa, chhī nn̄g-ê gín-á, se̍k-sāi tē-jī-ê ang, sī tī tāi-ha̍k kà-chheh ê 228 siū-lān-chiá. Chit-chi̍p iōng Si Goa̍t-hâ ê kò͘-sū lâi chhōa ta̍k-ke khòaⁿ chèng-tī pék-hāi án-ná éng-hióng chi̍t-ê ka-têng, kuí-nā tāi lâng. Ms. Shih Goa̍t-hâ led a life filled withhardship and adversity. Her first husband was a highly talented secondaryschool teacher who was arrested and executed. To support her two children, sheworked as a singer in a hostess club, where she met her second husband—a universityprofessor and a 228 survivor. This episode uses Shih Yueh-hsia’s story to showhow political persecution impacts a family across several generations. 【白色恐怖在台灣】系列 https://psee.io/8qgv74-------------------------------------- 訂閱電子報 https://reurl.cc/5bdqbR 網站…

若講著鹹梅仔咱會想著啥？會食得的鹹酸甜；地名 （梅山、梅領）；敢猶有人知影梅花餐？這集放送有聲的光批「鹹梅仔」。若欲了解有聲的光批，一套8張，欲知影 磅米香｜紅龜粿｜礤冰｜冬瓜糖｜菜燕｜鹹梅仔｜麻米粩｜傳統糕仔的故事請有對遮去 https://psee.io/8qncrl Nā kóng-tio̍h kiâm-môe-á, lán ē siūⁿ-tio̍h siáⁿ? Ē chia̍h-tit ê kiâm-sng-tiⁿ; tē-miâ (Môe-soaⁿ, Môe-léng); kám iáu-ū lâng chai-iáⁿ môe-hoe-chhan? Chit chi̍p hòng-sàng "Ū-siaⁿ ê Kng-phue"— "Kiâm-môe-á". Nā beh liáu-kái "Ū-siaⁿ ê Kng-phue," chi̍t thò 8 tiūⁿ, beh chai-iáⁿ “Phàng-bí-phang | Âng-ku-kóe | Chhoà-peng | Tang-koe-thn̂g | Chhài-iàn | Kiâm-môe-á | Môa-bí-láu | Ko-á” ê kò͘-sū, chhiáⁿ tùi chia khì https://psee.io/8qncrl When we talk about salted plums, what comes to mind? The snacks we eat; place names; or does anyone still remember the "Plum Blossom Meal"? This episode broadcasts the audio file for the "Sound Postcard" titled "Salted Plums." If you would like to learn more about these Sound Postcards—available in a set of eight—and discover the stories behind Puffed Rice, Red Tortoise Cake, Shaved Ice, Winter Melon Candy, Agar Jelly, Salted Plums, Sesame Rice Krispies,…

林阿琴老師，較濟人知影伊是郭雪湖的牽手，較少人知影伊是一个誠有才情的畫家。伊17歲頭一擺參加台展就入選，相連紲三冬攏有。後來結婚，晟養6个囡仔，歇睏15冬。這幅圖就是伊後來畫的兩的囡仔。這集節目佮逐家分享這幅圖佮林阿琴老師按怎照顧家庭koh繼續創作，嘛會講鹿港頂番婆庄攑鼓仔燈的傳統。 Lîm A-khîm lāu-su, khah chē lâng chai-iáⁿ i sī Koeh Soat-ô͘ ê khan-chhiú, khah chió lâng chai-iáⁿ i sī chi̍t-ê chiâⁿ ū châi-chêng ê ōe-ka. I 17 hòe thâu-chi̍t-pái chham-ka Tâi-tián tō ji̍p-soán, sio-liân-sòa 3 tang lóng ū. Āu-lâi kiat-hun, chhiâⁿ-ióng 6 ê gín-á, hioh-khùn 15 tang. Chit-phak tô͘ tō-sī i āu-lâi ōe ê nn̄g-ê gín-á. Chit-chi̍p chiat-bo̍k kah ta̍k-ke hun-sióng chit-phok tô͘ kap Lîm A-khîm lāu-su án-chóaⁿ chiàu-kò͘ ka-tîng koh kè-sio̍k chhòng-chok, mā ē kóng Lo̍k-káng Téng-hoan-pô-chng gia̍h kó͘-á-teng ê thôan-thóng. Lin A-khîm is widely known as the wife of Guo Xuehu, but few realize she was a highly talented painter herself. She was selected for the Taiwan Art Exhibition for three consecutive years starting at age 17. After getting married and raising six children, she took a 15-year break from her art. This painting depicts her two children after she…

台灣的泰國料理有伊特殊的歷史。上早是雲南、緬甸移民紮來的料理，連「瓦城」這個名嘛有伊的由來！後來閣有緬甸華僑、泰國新住民對無仝所在紮來的煮食文化做伙變做台灣式的泰國料理。這集做伙來了解台灣泰國菜，伊背後的歷史佮演變。 Tâi-oân ê Thài-kok liâu-lí ū i te̍k-sū ê le̍k-sú. Siōng-chá sī Hûn-lâm, Bián-tiān î-bîn tsah--lâi ê liâu-lí, hâm "Hiā-siâⁿ" chit-ê miâ mā ū i ê iû-lâi! Āu-lâi koh ū Bián-tiān hôa-kiâu, Thài-kok sin-tsū-bîn tùi bô-kāng só͘-chāi tsah--lâi ê chú-chia̍h bûn-hoà chò-hóe piàn-chò Tâi-oân-sek ê Thài-kok liâu-lí. Chit chi̍p chò-hóe lâi liáu-kái Tâi-oân Thài-kok-chhài, i pōe-āu ê le̍k-sú kah ián-piàn. Thai cuisine in Taiwan has its own unique history. It began with dishes brought over by immigrants from Yunnan and Burma; even the name " Wa-cheng/Mandalay " has its own origin story! Later, with the arrival of Burmese Overseas Chinese and new Thai residents bringing culinary cultures from various regions, these influences merged to evolve into what we now know as Taiwanese-style Thai cuisine. In this episode, let’s explore Taiwanese Thai food and the history and evolution behind it. ------------------- 訂閱電子報…

這本冊寫Lah-jit老師的祖先、爸母、兄嫂，嘛寫伊家己大漢的經過，內面記載彰化田中坎頂庄的歷史、地理佮歌謠。若欲了解往過的人的生活、做穡的方式，欲學較罕得聽著的台語詞彙，真推薦這本散文集。 Chit pún chheh siá Lah-jit Lāu-su ê chó͘-sian, pē-bú, hiaⁿ-só, mā siá i ka-kī tōa-hàn ê keng-kòe; lāi-bīn kì-chài Chiong-hoà Tiân-tiong Khám-téng-chng ê le̍k-sú, tē-lí kap koa-iâu. Nā beh liáu-kái éng-kòe ê lâng ê seng-oa̍h, chò-sit ê hong-sek, beh o̍h khah hán-tit thiaⁿ-tio̍h ê Tâi-gí sû-lūi, chin thui-chiàn chit pún sàn-bûn-chi̍p. This book tells the story of Teacher Lah-jit’s family—his ancestors, parents, and elder siblings—as well as his own life growing up. It records the history, geography, and folk songs of Kham-teng Village in Tianzhong, Changhua. If you want to know more about how people used to live and work, or if you want to learn some rare Taiwanese words, I highly recommend this collection of essays.

台灣人往過是食米佮番薯，是什麼時陣開始，麵、麭、饅頭嘛會使做正頓？這毋但是口味的改變，背後牽涉著國濟市場、美援物資，佮政府的腦宣傳。這集欲來講戰後政府按怎利用「麵粉換食米」佮「麵麥食品推廣」來改變逐家食飯的習慣。作伙來聽這段改變台灣人胃口的經過！ Tâi-oân-lâng éng-kòe sī chia̍h bí kah han-chî, sī siáⁿ-mi̍h sî-chūn khai-sí, mī, pháng, bân-thô mā ē-sái chò chiàng-tǹg? Che m̄-tāi-sī kháu-bī ê kái-piàn, pōe-āu khian-sia̍p tio̍h kok-chè chhī-tiûⁿ, Bí-oân bu̍t-chu, kah chèng-hú ê sé-náu soan-thoân. Chit-chi̍p beh lâi kóng chiàn-āu chèng-hú án-chóaⁿ lī-iōng "mī-hún-oaⁿ-si̍t-bí" kah "mī-be̍h si̍t-phín thui-kóng" lâi kái-piàn ta̍k-ke chia̍h-pn̄g ê si̍p-koàn. Chò-hóe lâi thiaⁿ chit toān kái-piàn Tâi-oân-lâng ūi-kháu ê keng-kòe! In the past, the diet of Taiwanese people centered around rice and sweet potatoes. When did noodles, bread, and steamed buns become staples of our daily meals? This shift was not merely a change in taste; it involved international markets, U.S. aid materials, and government propaganda. In this episode, we will discuss how the post-war government utilized the "Flour-for-Rice Exchange" and "Wheat Food Promotion"…

家長、學生對畢業旅行的意見那來那濟。往過的人按怎看學校老師tshuā學生去旅行這件代誌？怹出門會拄著啥物問題？家長閣按怎做？咱的觀念按怎對出門是冒險、是𨑨迌變做旅行嘛是學習？ Ka-tiúⁿ, ha̍k-seng tùi pi-gia̍p lú-hêng ê ì-kiàn ná lâi ná chē. Éng-kòe ê lâng án-choán khòaⁿ ha̍k-hāu lâu-su tshuā ha̍k-seng khì lú-hêng chit kiāⁿ tāi-chì? In chhut-mn̂g ē tú-tio̍h siáⁿ-mi̍h bûn-tê? Ka-tiúⁿ koh án-choán chò? Lán ê koan-liām án-choán tùi chhut-mn̂g sī bō͘-hiám, sī chhit-thô piàn-chò lú-hêng mā sī ha̍k-si̍p? Opinions from parents and students regarding graduation trips are becoming increasingly diverse. How did people back then feel about teachers taking students on these trips? What kind of challenges did they encounter while traveling? And how did parents react to these school activities? How did our mindset change—from seeing a trip as just an adventure or or leisure activity, to realizing that travel is also a way to learn. --------------------------------------- 訂閱電子報 https://reurl.cc/5bdqbR 網站 www.cultivataiwan.com 寫批 henama2020@gmail.com 迷眾頁 www.facebook.com/HenamaTaiwan 贊助…

台灣四界攏看會著便當店，中晝頓真濟人食便當。這个習慣真早就有，毋過啥物時陣食？食啥物？佮以早無仝。便當生理變好，毋但是生活方式改變所致，公家機關的政策嘛有關係。 Tâi-oân sì-kè lóng khòaⁿ-ē-tio̍h piān-tong-tiàm, tiong-tàu-tǹg tsin tsē lâng chia̍h piān-tong. Chit-ê si̍p-koàn tsin chá tō ū, m̄-koh siáⁿ-mih sî-tsūn chia̍h? Chia̍h siáⁿ-mih? Kah í-chá bô-kâng. Piān-tong seng-lí piàn hó, m̄-tān-sī seng-hoa̍t hong-sek kái-piàn só͘-tì, kong-ka ki-koan ê tsèng-chhek mā ū koan-hē. Bento shops can be found everywhere in Taiwan, and many people eat bento for lunch. This practice has existed for a long time; however, the occasions on which they are eaten and what they contain are different from the past. The booming success of the bento industry is not only a result of changing lifestyles but is also related to the policies of government institutions. --------------------------------------- 訂閱電子報https://reurl.cc/5bdqbR 網站 www.cultivataiwan.com 寫批 henama2020@gmail.com 迷眾頁 www.facebook.com/HenamaTaiwan 贊助 https://p.ecpay.com.tw/B3A47EF 抑是 www.paypal.me/henama

台灣往過有足濟梅花鹿，是特有亞種。毋過1969年野生梅花鹿就無去，後來才閣復育。2001佮別款珍貴的特有動物相仝，印佇台票頂頭。台灣梅花鹿按怎來的？是按怎無去？這陣閣有啥物問題？ Tâi-oân éng-kòe ū chiok chē mûi-hoe-lo̍k, sī te̍k-iú-à-chióng. M̄-koh 1969 nî iá-seng mûi-hoe-lo̍k tō bô-khì, āu-lâi chiah koh ho̍k-io̍k. 2001 kap pa̍t-khoán tin-kuì ê te̍k-iú tōng-bu̍t sio-kâng, ìn tī Tâi-phiò téng-thâu. Tâi-oân mûi-hoe-lo̍k án-choán lâi--ê? Sī-án-choán bô-khì? Chit-chūn koh ū siáⁿ-mih bûn-tê? Taiwan used to have a large population of Formosan Sika deer, which are an endemic subspecies. However, wild Sika deer disappeared in 1969, and reintroduction efforts were only initiated later. In 2001, similar to other precious endemic animals, they were featured on Taiwanese banknotes. How did the Formosan Sika deer originate? Why did they disappear? And what problems are they facing now? ------------------------- 訂閱電子報 https://reurl.cc/5bdqbR 網站 www.cultivataiwan.com 寫批 henama2020@gmail.com 迷眾頁 www.facebook.com/HenamaTaiwan 贊助 https://p.ecpay.com.tw/B3A47EF 抑是 www.paypal.me/henama

冬節毋但挲圓仔、食圓仔，往過的人閣會黏圓仔。共圓仔糊佇門、大灶、牛角頂面是啥物意思？這个風俗按怎來的？乾去的圓仔按怎處理？這集講古早的風俗：黏圓仔。 Tang-cheh m̄-nā so îⁿ-á, chia̍h îⁿ-á, éng-kòe ê lâng koh ē liâm îⁿ-á. Kā îⁿ-á khô tī mn̂g, tōa-chàu, gû-kak téng-bīn sī siáⁿ-mih ì-sù? Chit-ê hong-sio̍k án-chúaⁿ lâi--ê? Ta-khì ê îⁿ-á án-chúaⁿ chhú-lí? Chit chi̍p kóng kó͘-chá ê hong-sio̍k: Liâm îⁿ-á. During the Winter Solstice, people don't just roll and eat glutinous rice balls; in the past, they would also "stick" them. What is the meaning behind pasting rice balls onto doors, large stoves, and ox horns? How did this custom originate? And how were the dried-up rice balls eventually handled? This episode discusses the ancient custom of "Sticking glutinous rice balls." --------------------------------- 訂閱電子報 https://reurl.cc/5bdqbR 網站 www.cultivataiwan.com 寫批 henama2020@gmail.com 迷眾頁 www.facebook.com/HenamaTaiwan 贊助 https://p.ecpay.com.tw/B3A47EF 抑是 www.paypal.me/henama《有聲的光批：四秀仔》佮《臺灣女性人物群像》 賣貨便 https://tinyurl.com/ysjmy729好賣+ https://tinyurl.com/4ya9p6xc

廖修平是台灣現代版畫的開創者，mā是一位國際有名的藝術家。這集講廖老師1976年的作品〈廟〉，紹介伊長期創作ê變化kap伊畫ê艋舺龍山寺。 廖修平 〈廟〉 國美典藏 Liâu Siu-pîng sī Tâi-oân hiān-tāi pán-ōe ê khai-chhòng-chiá, mā sī chi̍t-ūi kok-chè iú-miâ ê gē-su̍t-ka. Chit chi̍p kóng Liâu lāu-su 1976 nî ê chok-phín 〈Biō〉, siāu-kài i tn̂g-kî chhòng-chok ê piàn-hoà kap i oē ê Báng-kah Liông-san-sī. Liao Shiou-ping is a pioneer of modern printmaking in Taiwan and an internationally renowned artist. This episode discusses Professor Liao's 1976 work, "The Temple," introducing the long-term evolution of his creative style and the Bangka Lungshan Temple that he depicted. --------------------------------------- 訂閱電子報 https://reurl.cc/5bdqbR 網站 www.cultivataiwan.com 寫批 henama2020@gmail.com 迷眾頁 www.facebook.com/HenamaTaiwan 贊助 https://p.ecpay.com.tw/B3A47EF 抑是 www.paypal.me/henama 《有聲的光批：四秀仔》佮《臺灣女性人物群像》 賣貨便 https://tinyurl.com/ysjmy729 好賣+ https://tinyurl.com/4ya9p6xc

對日本來的仁丹是真濟人細漢時的記持，這項便藥仔是對日本時代時行到戰後。仁丹的出現佮台灣的月桃子有關係。仁丹按怎來的？是按怎遐爾時行？伊koh按怎變？這集講仁丹。 Tuì Ji̍t-pún lâi ê Jîn-tan sī chin chē lâng sè-hàn sî ê kì-tî, chit hāng piān-io̍h-á sī tuì Ji̍t-pún sî-tāi sî-kiâⁿ kàu chiàn-āu. Jîn-tan ê chhut-hiān kap Tâi-oân ê goe̍h-thô-chí ū koan-hē. Jîn-tan án-chóaⁿ lâi ê? Sī án-chóaⁿ hiah-nī sî-kiâⁿ?I koh án-chóaⁿ piàn? Chit chi̍p kóng Jîn-tan. Jintan, which came from Japan, is a childhood memory for many people. This household medicine was popular from the Japanese colonial era all the way to the post-war period. The emergence of Jintan is actually connected to the seeds of Taiwan's shell ginger (Alpinia zerumbet). How did Jintan originate? Why was it so popular? And how did it evolve over time? This episode discusses Jintan. --------------------------------------- 訂閱電子報 https://reurl.cc/5bdqbR 網站 www.cultivataiwan.com 寫批 henama2020@gmail.com 迷眾頁 www.facebook.com/HenamaTaiwan 贊助 https://p.ecpay.com.tw/B3A47EF 抑是 www.paypal.me/henama 《有聲的光批：四秀仔》佮《臺灣女性人物群像》 賣貨便…

真濟人厝內攏有一盆花、草仔抑是樹仔，這个習慣毋是自古早就有。台灣人啥物時陣開始種盆花、盆栽?往過種的植物佮這馬有啥無仝？咱人佮植物的關係按怎變？這集來講台灣盆栽的發展。 Chin-chē lâng chhù-lāi lóng ū chi̍t phûn hoe, chháu-á ia̍h-sī chhiū-á, chit ê si̍p-koàn m̄-sī chū kó͘-chá tiō ū. Tâi-oân-lâng siáⁿ-mih sî-chūn khai-sí chèng phûn-hoe, phûn-chai? Éng-kòe chèng ê si̍t-bu̍t kap chit-má ū siáⁿ bô-kāng? Lán-lâng kap si̍t-bu̍t ê koan-hē án-chóaⁿ piàn? Chit chi̍p lâi kóng Tâi-oân phûn-chai ê hoat-tián. Many people have a pot of flowers, herbs, or a small tree in their homes, but this custom has not existed since ancient times. When did Taiwanese people start growing potted flowers and bonsai? What is the difference between the plants grown in the past and those grown today? How has the relationship between humans and plants changed? In this episode, let's talk about the development of potted plants (bonsai) in Taiwan. 《有聲的光批：四秀仔》佮《臺灣女性人物群像》 賣貨便 https://tinyurl.com/ysjmy729 好賣+ https://tinyurl.com/4ya9p6xc 網站 www.cultivataiwan.com 寫批 henama2020@gmail.com 迷眾頁 www.facebook.com/HenamaTaiwan 贊助…

胡民祥是一位真重要的作家kap台語文運動的前輩。伊寫過真濟冊，《茉里鄉紀事》這本散文集內面抾的是胡老師對1992年到2002年寫的156篇文章。這本冊寫伊佇北美ê生活中按怎敨縛思親、思鄉ê感情，寫伊對大自然的觀察，對台語文的想法，對台灣的向望。 O͘ Bîn-siông sī chi̍t-ūi chin tiōng-iàu ê chok-ka kap Tâi-gí-bûn ūn-tōng ê chiân-pòe. I siá-kòe chin chē chheh, "Bua̍h-lí-hiong Kí-sū" chit pún sán-bûn-chi̍p lāi-bīn khioh--ê sī O͘ Láu-su uì 1992 nî kàu 2002 nî siá ê 156 phiⁿ bûn-chiuⁿ. Chit pún chheh siá i tī Pak-bí ê seng-oa̍h tiong án-chóaⁿ tháu-pa̍k su-chhin, su-hiong ê kám-chêng, siá i tùi tāi-chū-jiân ê koan-chhat, tùi Tâi-gí-bûn ê siūⁿ-hoat, tùi Tâi-oân ê ǹg-bāng. O͘ Bîn-siông is a prominent writer and a pioneer of the Taiwanese language movement. He has authored many books; the essay collection Journal of Murrysville compiles 156 articles he wrote between 1992 and 2002. This book describes how he articulated the profound nostalgia he felt for his home while living in North America, and chronicles his observations of nature, his thoughts on the Taiwanese language, and his hopes for Taiwan. ---------------------------------------…

塗漿摻石粒仔仿做石材這項工藝佇台灣有百外冬的歷史。是按怎洗石仔佇台灣遮爾捷看？洗石仔、抿石仔、磨石仔，斬石仔按怎分？用佇佗位？這集介紹這幾項工藝。 Thô͘-chiuⁿ chham chio̍h-lia̍p-á hóng-chò chio̍h-châi chit hāng kang-gē, tī Tâi-oân ū pah-gōa tang ê le̍k-sú. Sī-án-chóaⁿ sé-chio̍h-á tī Tâi-oân chiah-nī chia̍p khòaⁿ? Sé-chio̍h-á, bín-chio̍h-á, bôa-chio̍h-á, chám-chio̍h-á án-chóaⁿ hun? Iōng tī tó-ūi? Chit chi̍p kài-siāu chit kúi hāng kang-gē. The craft of mixing mortar with stone granules to simulate real stone has a history of over a hundred years in Taiwan. Why is Sé-chio̍h-á (Pebble Wash) so frequently seen in Taiwan? How do you distinguish between Sé-chio̍h-á (Pebble Wash), Bín-chio̍h-á, Bôa-chio̍h-á (Terrazzo), and Chám-chio̍h-á? Where are they used? This episode introduces these types of craftsmanship. --------------------------------------- 《有聲的光批：四秀仔》佮《臺灣女性人物群像》 賣貨便 https://tinyurl.com/ysjmy729 好賣+ https://tinyurl.com/4ya9p6xc 網站 www.cultivataiwan.com 寫批 henama2020@gmail.com 迷眾頁 www.facebook.com/HenamaTaiwan 贊助 https://p.ecpay.com.tw/B3A47EF 抑是 www.paypal.me/henama

台北ê厝已經真少人買會起，這陣欲kā銀行貸款買厝mā m̄是遐爾簡單。買厝m̄是自起頭tō會使分期付款、kā銀行貸款，mā 無預售厝。台北市按怎開始起公寓、大樓？起厝、賣厝ê生理後來按怎變化？這集講台北公寓ê發展。 Tai-pak ê chhù í-keng chin chió lâng bé ē khí, chit-chūn beh kā gîn-hâng tāi-khoán bé chhù mā m̄-sī hiah-nī kán-tan. Bé chhù m̄-sī chū khí-thâu tō ē-sái hun-kî-hù-khoán, kā gîn-hâng tāi-khoán, mā bô ī-siū-chhù. Tai-pa-chhī án-chóaⁿ khai-sí khí kong-ú, tōa-lâu? Khí-chhù, bē-chhù ê seng-lí āu-lâi án-chóaⁿ piàn-hòa? Chit-chi̍p kóng Tai-pak kong-ú ê hoat-tián. It's increasingly difficult for people to afford homes in Taipei, and getting a bank loan to buy a house isn't as simple as it used to be. Home purchases weren't always installment-based or reliant on bank loans, and pre-sale homes didn't always exist. So, how did the construction of apartments and high-rises begin in Taipei? How did the real estate business of building and selling homes evolve over time? This episode discusses the development of apartments in Taipei. --------------------------------------- 《有聲的光批：四秀仔》佮《臺灣女性人物群像》 賣貨便…

破布子嘛叫做樹子，毋是干焦台灣有生，毋過干焦台灣人咧食。破布子是按怎號做破布子？這款樹仔按怎來到台灣？是誰發明破布子的食法？這集講破布子。 Poà-pò͘-chí mā kiò-chò chhiū-chí, m̄-sī kan-na Tâi-oân ū seⁿ, m̄-koh kan-na Tâi-oân-lâng leh chia̍h. Poà-pò͘-chí sī án-choáⁿ hō chò poà-pò͘-chí? Chit khoán chhiū-á án-choáⁿ lâi kàu Tâi-oân? Sī siáng hoat-bêng poà-pò͘-chí ê chia̍h-hoat? Chit chi̍p kóng poà-pò͘-chí. Poà-pò͘-chí is also known as chhiū-chí (tree seeds). It doesn't just grow in Taiwan, but it seems only Taiwanese people eat it. How did poà-pò͘-chí get its name? How did this tree arrive in Taiwan? And who invented the way we eat poà-pò͘-chí? This episode is all about poà-pò͘-chí. ---------------- 《有聲的光批：四秀仔》佮《臺灣女性人物群像》 賣貨便 https://tinyurl.com/ysjmy729 好賣+ https://tinyurl.com/4ya9p6xc 網站 www.cultivataiwan.com 寫批 henama2020@gmail.com 迷眾頁 www.facebook.com/HenamaTaiwan 贊助 https://p.ecpay.com.tw/B3A47EF 抑是 www.paypal.me/henama

林連鍠是國中理化老師，伊提過台灣教育界佮文學界的大獎：師鐸獎佮台灣文學獎。〈慢啼的大隻雞〉是《屁窒囡仔的謝師宴》內底的頭一篇，寫伊教的頭一間學校kap頭一批學生。規本冊寫伊做老師的經驗、對庄跤來台北讀冊、食頭路的過程，嘛寫伊的爸母作穡的艱苦佮智慧。 Lîm Liân-hông sī kok-tiong lí-hoà lāu-su, i thê-kòe Tâi-oân kàu-io̍k-kài kap bûn-ha̍k-kài ê tōa-chióng: Su-to̍k-chióng kap Tâi-oân Bûn-ha̍k-chióng. "Bān thî ê tōa-chiah-ke" sī "Phuì-that gín-á ê siā-su-iàn" lāi-té ê thâu chi̍t phiⁿ, siá i kà ê thâu chi̍t keng ha̍k-hāu kap thâu chi̍t phoe ha̍k-seng. Kui pún chheh siá i chò lāu-su ê keng-giām, tùi chng-kha lâi Tâi-pak tha̍k-chheh, chia̍h thâu-lō͘ ê kòe-têng, mā siá i ê pē-bú chò-sit ê kan-khó͘ kap tì-hūi. Lîm Liân-hông is a junior high school chemistry teacher. He has won major awards in both Taiwan's education and literary circles: the Su-to̍k-chióng (Teacher Recognition Award) and the Taiwan Literature Award. 〈慢啼的大隻雞〉 (The Late-Crowing Rooster) is the first piece in his book, 《屁窒囡仔的謝師宴》, and it describes the first school he taught at and his first group of students. The entire book recounts his experiences as a teacher, his journey…