Today, on January 2, I went to Wutai Village in Wutai to see the specialties there. Let’s go to the Shenshan Aiyu in Wutai first. The handmade Aiyu is delicious, and the scenery on the second floor is also very good. After the church, there was gray, and the senior sister ran to the cat, and the senior sister ran to the cat. The church is always neat and tidy. Next, when we went to the Liuli workshop of the Rukai people, we saw various styles of bracelets and project chains. Each bead has a different meaning. Among them, my favorite bead is like a peony, and the bead of the warrior represents performance. Courage, strength, peacock beads represent wisdom, chastity But too, but I understand and understand Tianwutianwutianwutai through some information, things first have to understand the living habits of the aborigines, but there is still a place to go there, I hope to visit next time to learn more about The living habits of the aborigines. Question: What are the chain beads with different patterns for? Answer: It symbolizes the identity and status of the Rukai people

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Today's Chewu Wutai visit, visit, journey, journey, plus, plus me, along the way, along the way, along the way, along the way, but there are many difficulties, but to, but Yu, we are , taste, taste, eat, eat to quench thirst, finish eating, finish eating, we, we, church on the way, church on the way, on the way, people saw it, when we arrived at the church, there was only one cat in the church, very close to people, walking On the way back to the car, I happened to meet someone who was making ginger candy. I ate a small piece of it. It tasted very spicy, but it warmed up under the cold sky. Look, drop in, drop in, and, and, and, and the locals question, it’s done, it’s done, it’s very crispy and tender, millet donuts with powdered sugar are simple and straightforward Perfect match, I was sleeping all the way back. This visit is very interesting. The people in the tribe are also very good. It is a very interesting trip!

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We felt the fresh air and the enthusiasm of the aborigines on the mountain. During the visit, we ate Aiyu, Jinafu, bamboo tube rice, and millet donuts. The taste of Aiyu can tell whether it is natural or not. The natural Aiyu is QQ bouncing very delicious. Auntie added some brown sugar to the Aiyu to enhance the flavor of Aiyu. The ginafu we ate on the mountain is much different from what my father gave me. The outer leaves of the ginafu that my father gave me will scratch my tongue and taste weird. The ginafu we eat on the mountain will not let me eat It's weird, but I want to take one bite after another, even if I eat Jinafu for three meals a day, it doesn't matter. The millet donuts are crispy on the outside, but fluffy and soft on the inside. Although I don’t know how long the store has kept them there after frying them, they taste like they have just been fried. Whether they are freshly fried or fried, I don’t know how long they have been left there. All delicious. There are some unscrupulous merchants on the market who will use recycled bamboo to make rice in bamboo tubes, or use fake bamboo membranes to make rice for consumption, so that our health may trigger a red alert. Most of the people on the mountain are small profits. Let us eat safe food at a cheap price. We saw the beautiful scenery on the mountain, the fresh air, and the clean streets. If you have the opportunity to go to the mountain next time, remember to litter, so that you and I have a good environment, so that you will not see garbage when you go out to play Lost, broke the mood to go out to play.

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Today we visited Wutai, because I am not an aborigine, so I don’t know much about the culture of the aborigines, but after this visit, I have a better understanding of the aborigines. At the first stop, we went to eat Aiyu. I thought it was delicious. I just happened to be a little thirsty. Eating Aiyu can quench my thirst, and the boss there is very humorous. After eating Aiyu, we went up. We just watched it The aborigines there were dancing mountain dances. Later we went to the Catholic church, where the cats were very close. I liked it very much. After that, we went to Yanban Lane to see the ordinary life of the aborigines. I also visited the local people to ask some questions. After doing these things, our stomachs started to growl. We ate stone barbecue. The mountain pork is very delicious. I have never eaten mountain pork. This is the first time I have eaten it. I have a little In the mood to eat in fear, we also had donuts, which were delicious, and I was a little tired on the way back to school. This visit was very interesting and gave me a better understanding of the life of the aborigines.

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This Monday, we went to the Shenshan Tribe in Wutai. Although two students could not come, our tour guide did not contact us later, so we could only watch by ourselves. It takes 40 minutes to drive from Chongwen Guozhong, because people rarely go up the mountain, so we are a little dizzy on the way up the mountain. We first went to eat the most famous Shenshan Aiyu. The boss there is very cute chatting with us, joking, selling The place where Aiyu is located is on the second floor. We looked out from the second floor and saw patches of green trees. Although it was a bit cold, it was really comfortable when the wind blew. When we finished eating Aiyu and walked up to the church, I saw a group of people dancing around the swing in the market, and greeted us lively, and we took some photos there. When we were in the Catholic church, a cat suddenly rushed towards us, as if it was saying hello to us. We stopped there for a while, took pictures of some statues there, and looked around the outside of the church. Later we went to Yanban Alley, where we saw some older houses and the Presbyterian Church, but we couldn’t find any stone houses that hadn’t been reformed, so we kept walking, walking for a while and suddenly It was drizzling, because it was around eleven o'clock at that time, and there were relatively few people. We had to wait until the afternoon, but the time was not allowed, so there were not many tourists in Yanban Alley. At that time, some students were hungry and some students were not feeling well, so we went I was looking for a place to sit down and eat along the road. I saw a small storefront and asked about it. As a result, someone booked a table. The teacher wanted to say that it’s okay. I visited the people here first, and the boss there answered us. He joked with us and talked cutely. After the visit, we went to Mokai to eat, because there were no bamboo rice, ginafu, millet rice dumplings and sausages here, so we went to the smoke house to buy them, but we didn’t see any They stuffed their own sausages, which was a pity, but everyone had eaten enough, so we went to buy millet donuts, because there was still some time, and we originally planned to go to Shenshan Waterfall, but they were not open to the public, so We went to the Liuli Workshop opposite the smoking house, and looked at the accessories, because the Liuli Workshop was opened by my grandma and aunt, and my grandma chatted with us very cutely, and gave a bracelet to our teacher, and then We went home after watching it. What impressed me the most was that the teacher always said that everything he smelled was sausage, but he was very dumbfounded when he saw that everything was maple leaves and Christmas red. I still remember that when I returned to the alley of the smoking house, I saw some little brothers and sisters playing games, grandparents cleaning the house, very few young people helping their parents to open shops, and some lovely old people in the Drinking, chatting and singing reminded me of the movie "I Heard the Songs Are Singing". I thought we should go back to our tribe, even if we no longer live in the tribe, we should always come back to see our home, don't let There are only old people left in our own tribe. We must inherit our culture and prevent the aboriginal culture from disappearing. There are fewer aboriginal people than before, because now the young people in the tribe will go out to work, and only children and old people are left , during the interview, the owner of Iwasaka Lane also told us that everyone still doesn’t remember his family name very much. When young people go to work in other counties and cities, they can only rely on some festivals and activities to keep the young people. Even the bosses who live in the tribe forget their family names, and the tribesmen in the cities don’t remember much. One, so we have to find a way to revitalize the tribe and return to the lively way it was before.

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In fact, I have a little understanding of the original name, but after this visit, I have a better understanding of the original name, especially for the Shenshan tribe in Wutai. We first ate the famous local Aiyubing, because The weather is too cold, so we don’t add ice to the Aiyu ice. After eating Aiyu, we walked up. We were so lucky that we happened to see the tribesman there dancing a mountain dance, and then we went to one of the inside Yanban Lane. The owner of the stall was very enthusiastic and humorous. Although the boss and the employees were very busy at that time, they still asked his employees to put down their work and let me visit. We also tried the food there at noon. We ate Bamboo tube rice, millet Ginafu, Ginafu, the curry rice there, the curry rice meat is completely different from the curry rice we usually eat, the meat taste of the curry rice there is superb, and the curry is also very fragrant, after eating Afterwards, we went to another vendor to eat sausages, which were super delicious, and then we ate millet donuts. The dry mouth was really delicious.

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I don't know much about the aborigines, but after this visit, I have a better understanding of the advantages and disadvantages of their life in the mountains. It's like many young people left the tribe, and only the old people are left, so they will hold some activities and so on, so that the young people will come back and not help. These are what we learned from our visits to the local people there. If I hadn’t participated in the visits, I might not have known what to do if there are no young people in the tribe. These questions will probably always trouble me. Fortunately, I By participating in the Internet session, I can learn the answers to these questions, and I can also tell you the knowledge I have gained, so that you will not have misunderstandings about the aborigines in the future, such as: stereotypes and the like. I also hope that when everyone knows that they have many inconveniences living in the mountains, they can help them. For example, building gas stations can help them solve the inconvenience of driving vehicles, and building base stations can make their lives more convenient. . Although the visit time is only half a day, many things can be learned in half a day.

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