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Plants on the trails Slang of Tengshan Hiking Trail corridor in Tengshan Hiking Trail  plants in Longding Ancient Path
Plants on the trails Slang of Tengshan Hiking Trail corridor in Tengshan Hiking Trail  plants in Longding Ancient Path

Slang of Tengshan Hiking Trail
Slang Explanations:

1. Shī kiánn bô-lūn pn̄g, tshī pē-bú sǹg tǹg (飼囝無論飯, 飼父母算頓): being unfilial.

Meaning: People who take care of their own children carefully, but are unfilial to their parents.

2. Hue ziah lo zùihĭ ziah liū sùilăng ziah cùi sùi (花食露水, 魚食溪水, 人食喙水): cùi sùi means flattering.

Meaning: “cùi sùi” means flattering. People who can flatter others can survive in the competitive society.

3. Gau lau a tiám-sim cia (九樓的點心車): shifting responsibility and making excuses.

Meaning: shifting responsibility and making excuses

4. Tshit-gue̍h-puànn ah-á, m̄ tsai sí-ua̍h (七月半鴨仔): acting recklessly.

Meaning: In the mid- seventh month of the lunar calendar, ducks will be sacrificed for worshipping ghosts. Some sucks have no idea that they are going to be slaughtered and are still fighting for food. This slang means that a person acts recklessly and is unaware of danger.

5. Tiū-tsháu-lâng kiù-hué (稻草人救火): being unable even to fend for oneself. Meaning: being hardly able to save oneself. A person who is unable to save himself/herself from a disaster.

6. Huê-siūnn giâ hōo-suànn (和尚夯雨傘): being lawless and godless .

Meaning: a monk who holds an umbrella.

7. Hué-sio nā dău (火燒林投): being determined.

Meaning: Thatch Screwpine is a drought-resistant plan. If it is caught by fire, it can germinate from trunk and keep surviving. This slang means that one never gives up and keeps fighting for his/her determination.

8. Kuainn-mn̂g tio̍h tshuànn, kóng-uē tio̍h khuànn (關門要閂 講話要看): being careful to speak.

Meaning: A door should be locked once it is closed, and a person should watch out to whom he/she is speaking to. This slang means that people should be careful to speak.

9. Wò lán zǎi jiǎ shāo jīn (捾籃仔假燒金): hypocrisy.

Meaning: A person who holds a basket of sacrifice even though he/she does not intend to worship God. This slang means that a person who is a hypocrite.

 

Plants on the trails Slang of Tengshan Hiking Trail corridor in Tengshan Hiking Trail  plants in Longding Ancient Path
Plants on the trails Slang of Tengshan Hiking Trail corridor in Tengshan Hiking Trail  plants in Longding Ancient Path
plants in Longding Ancient Path

1. Bambusa sinospinosa

18.Camphora officinarum

35. Cactus

2. Leechee 19. Dioscorea japonica

36. Triangular prism cactus

3. Croton cascarilloides

20. Airpotato yam

37. Bridelia balansae

4. Longan

21. Notoginseng radix

38. Mallotus apelta (Lour.) Muell.-Arg.

5. Alpinia speciosa

22. Polygonum chinense

39. Macaranga

6. Clerodendron cyrtophyllum Turcz

23. Olive

40. Mallotus paniculatus
7. Clerodendrum canescens 24. Carambola

41. Pao-ferro

8. Jiang Mou

25. Cassava

42. Sansevieria trifasciata

9. White pond lily tea in south of the Five Ridges

26. Sterculia nobilis

43. Glochidion rubrum

10. Litsea hypophaea

27. Flueggea virosa

44. Feather cockscomb ( cockscomb)

11. Malaysia cane

28. Peach

45. Anemone vitifolia

12. Bridelia monoica

29. Orange (Motani)

46. Stephanine

13. Capparis hainanensis

30. Date

47. Subprostrate sophora persimmon

14. Anodendron

31. Machilus zuihoensis Hayata

48. Achyranthes aspera

15. Mallotus repandus

32. Dendrocalamus latiflorus

49. Luzon Viburnum

16. Discolor

33. Scolopia oldhamii

50. Taiwan root of watter milkwort

17. Plumbago zeylanica

34. Arachii

51. Celastrus kusanoi Hayata

     

52. Fraxinus griffithii C. B. Clarke

70. Guiana chestnut

88.Solanum erianthum

53. Single thorn

71. Breynia

89. Lepidagathis formosensis

54. Jasminum nervosum

72. Taiwan incensy cedar

90. Picris japonica

55. Aristolochia shimada

73. Dianella ensifolia

91. Diplocyclos palmatus

56. Mango

74. Tetradium glabrifolium

92. Drymaria diandra Blume

57. Alocasia macrorrhiza

75. Euodia

93. Siegesbeckia orientalis

58. Emblic leafflowers 76. Elaeocarpus decipiens

94. Toreniafournieri

59. Sakya 77. Perforate fleeceflower 95. Ilex asprella Champ
60. Radix asparagi 78. Lysimachia christinae

96. Cavalerie Fevervine

61. Lygodium japonicum

79. Air plant

97. Eupatorium odoratum L.

62. Tuber fern

80. Kyi-petunia

98. Taichung fake soil poria cocos

63. Adiantum flabellulatum

81. Typhonium blumei

99. Setaria palmifolia

64. Psychotria rubra

82.Trachelospermum jasminoide

100. Millettia

65. Morinda umbellata

83. Zanthoxylum nitidum

 

66. Sweetgum

84. Murraya paniculata

 
67.Rose apple 85. Trefoil grape  
68. Toddalia asiatica 86. Begonia fimbristipula  
69. Wishbone bush 87. Passiflora suberosa  

* Source: Changhua County Environmental Education Promotion Association