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美麗的台東被接連幾個颱風襲擊重創，但海岸線還是一絕，有空去走走吧！

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It's Time for Taiwan!!
One thing you must do when you come to Taitung is to come around the seaside because it has the most beautiful coast here!
當你來到台東一定要做的事，就是去海邊，因為這裡有全台灣最漂亮的海岸！

2016-2017 Episode 5 East Coast Line 東部海岸趴趴走(台東)
Transcript 影片文字稿：

Welcome to TAIWAN, I am Poyu Lin, I love to travel ,love wandering around in Taiwan
歡迎來到台灣，我是林柏妤，我熱愛旅行，也喜歡在台灣趴趴走

Today,I am taking Taiwan Tourist Shuttles of East Coast Line. Along the route, we will see the natural, this great talented artist left us some vibrant fine sculptures here.
今天我選擇的台灣好行，走的是東部海岸線，在這裡，我們可以看到大自然，就像是一個天才藝術家，留下許多鬼斧神工的作品。

Oh it's a beautiful place, the ocean lines are good, everything is beautiful here
這裡真美，很棒的海岸線，這裡什麼都很美。

Wanna see how far your imagination can go? You’ll have to come to “Xiaoyeliu Scenic Area”. What do you think this rock looks like?
如果你覺得你的想像力夠豐富的話，一定要來「小野柳風景區」，這塊岩石你覺得像什麼？

Doufu？Mushroom？Look, is it look like a frog?Honeycomb？Alien？Minions!
豆腐?蕈?你看，這是不是很像青蛙？蜂窩？外星人？或者是,小小兵...

Ok,well,let me think another one
好吧！那我再想想別的。

The interesting geological landscape of Xiaoyeliu was transformed through years of geological events, weathering and erosion. And the nature of its stratum, which is composed of overlapping layers of sandstone and mudstone, is the main ingredient to these unique sculptures.
如此有趣的地質景觀，是因為小野柳經過長年的地質變動，以及風化和海水侵蝕，加上它的地質性質，是由厚層砂岩和薄層泥岩交互沈積而成，創造了這些造型奇特的地質現象。

Aside from the beautiful scenery here, there are also many popular legends. The most famous one is about Sanxiantai.Back then, you will have to wait for the outgoing tide to walk over and visit. Nowaday with the bridge built in between, it becomes more accessible.
東部海岸除了漂亮的風景之外，這裡也有很多美麗的傳說，最有名的就是三仙台，以前得等到退潮才能過去，自從蓋了橋之後，一切都變的簡單多了。

From this angle you can take the coolest picture of Sanxiantai,having all 8 arch bridges in one shot. It looks like a giant dragon flying over the sea, doesn’t it?
這個角度，可以拍到三仙台最經典的照片，8座拱形的步橋連接起來，看起來是不是很像一條巨龍，飛翔在海上呢？

So,Sanxiantai used to be connected to the main island, and due to coastal erosion it became separated. If you literally translate Sanxiantai into English, It means the island of the three saints, represented by the three rocks.
以前三仙台跟本島是相連的，而會成為離岸島，是受到海水侵蝕的關係，為什麼這裡會被稱三仙台，傳說中有三個神仙，曾經在島上休息過。

Now,I’m going to cross the bridges
現在我要過去囉！

there is total of 320 stairs, so it's not difficult to climb
這裡總共有著320個階梯，對我來說小菜一碟

The size of Sanxiantai is as big as 27 football fields! I have got lots of energy so let’s walk around the area and look for the 3 immortals!
三仙台的面積，大約是27個足球場那麼大，依我的體力，要繞島一圈絕對沒有問題，三位神仙我來了。

I'm standing on Sanxiantai, the rock ,it’s so huge
我抵達了三仙台，這個石頭，好大～

However, for the native Amis Tribe, Sanxiantai is their traditional hunting and fishing ground and it is where food comes from. They called it “nuwalian”, which means “the place on the far east side”.
不過，對住在這的阿美族而言，三仙台是他們傳統的漁獵場和食物採集地，他們稱這裡叫”nuwalian”，意思就是「最東邊的地方」。

This is the Pisilian community, an enchanted Amis Tribe. The music instrument they were playing is called the “Paw-Paw” drum.
這裡是「比西里岸」，是非常迷人的阿美族部落，他們這裡最著名的樂器表演，叫做”寶抱鼓”！

The “Paw-Paw drum ”is created by local artists. They use recycled plastic floats of stationary fishing net and driftwood; then put on traditional Amis patterns, and turn it into a one and only Pisilian-style green instrument.
寶抱鼓是當地藝術家所創造的，利用廢棄的定置漁網浮筒和漂流木，加上阿美族圖騰裝飾，打造出專屬比西里岸部落的環保樂器。

This is easy to learn and great to play. You should to try it! today I’m going to say thank you for watching our show in Amis traditional language.
I am Poyu Lin, enjoy your time in Taiwan! “Aray”
這真是一個簡單易學又好聽的樂器，你也可以來試試看，今天，我要用阿美族的語言，跟大家說再見，我是林柏妤，享受在台灣的時光，“Aray”

More information>>>>>
Taiwan Tourist Shuttle http://en.taiwantrip.com.tw/line/17?x=4&y=2
East Coast National Scenic Area http://www.eastcoast-nsa.gov.tw/en-us
Sanxiantai http://www.eastcoast-nsa.gov.tw/en-us/Attractions/Detail/74

Time for Taiwan第二集，柏妤到了花蓮的布洛灣，看看峽谷有多美，快來補課呦!!告訴我你們的看法吧 :)

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#buluowan

It’s Time for Taiwan.
I am Poyu Lin, I love to travel, love wandering around in Taiwan.
我是林柏妤,我熱愛旅行,也喜歡在台灣趴趴走
Today, I am going to Hualien Buluowan!
今天，我要去花蓮的布洛灣！

2016-2017 Episode 2 Taroko Gorge Tour part2 太魯閣趴趴走

Transcript 影片文字稿：

How would someone play music with a piece of bamboo?
竹片要怎麼在嘴巴裡彈奏音樂呢？

“When a wild boar meets Eiffel Tower” what does it mean?
當山豬遇到巴黎鐵塔，又是什麼意思？

You can find the answers from the Taroko Gorge day tour with Taiwan Tour Bus!
你可以在台灣觀巴的太魯閣峽谷景觀一日遊找到答案！

When you take a trip on the Central Cross-Island Highway, you will find exquisite uncanny craftwork created by nature.
當你到了中西橫貫公路，處處可見大自然的鬼斧神工。

The geological formation of Taroko Gorge is made of thick marble rock. The gorge was shaped through years of vertical erosion by Liwu River and the earth crust uplift.
太魯閣峽谷的地質，屬於厚層的大理石岩，因為立霧溪不斷向下切割，加上地殼不斷上升，經過數百萬年後，就形成了這麼的峽谷。

In Taroko Gorge, most people only take pictures on the side of the roads. Actually if you are the brave type, you can try to stand on the suspension bridge between the gorges like me. This is a great way to appreciate the majestic view of the gorge. But to be really honest, my feet are a bit trembling at this moment.
來到太魯閣峽谷，大部份的人都只是站在路邊拍照，其實，膽子大一點的人，可以試著像我一樣，站在峽谷間的吊橋上，更能感受它的壯觀，只是我現在覺得腳有點癢癢的。

When you come to Taroko, besides the beautiful gorge, there is one other unique landscape worth noticing. On the mountain walls around the Swallow Grotto Trail, you will find someround holes.
來到太魯閣，除了美麗的峽谷地形之外，還有一個景觀值得欣賞，那就是在燕子口附近的岩壁上，有著一個個的圓洞。

This is called pothole in geologic term. This type of landform is shaped by nature through millions of years.
在地質學上，這個稱為壼穴，這也是經過數百萬年才形成的地形

The Liwu river has changed the appearance of Taroko Gorge, including the Buluowan Tableland where I am standing at now. The Liwu River has also shaped Taroko through alluvial deposit and erosion activities. About 200 years ago, there were once 2 big families of the Truku tribe settled here.
立霧溪改變太魯閣的面貌，包括我現在所在的布洛灣台地，也是立霧溪的堆積和切割出來的，大約200年前，曾經有兩個太魯閣族的大家庭，在這裡生活過。

The most famous set here is called “When a wild boar meets Eiffel Tower”. They put the rice inside the bamboo too. So it’s my turn to think how to get the rice out.
這個超有名的風味餐有一個名字，叫『當山豬遇上巴黎鐵塔』，它們還將米飯塞進竹筒中，我得動動腦筋，該如何將米飯取出。

The chef creating this wonderful dish is of Truku origin and has worked in a French restaurant of a 5-star hotel. He has transformed traditional Truku dishes into sophisticated aboriginal-style meals.
具有太魯閣血統的主廚，曾經在五星級的飯店擔任過法式主廚， 他將傳統的太魯閣料理，改良成精緻的原住民風味餐

Today we will be staying at the cottage of Buluowan Tableland. This place gets very busy at night and everyone comes out to join the party, of course, the stars and insects will be there, too.
今天我們住在布洛灣台地的小木屋，這裡的晚上很熱鬧，所有的人都在開派對，當然也包括了星星和昆蟲。

This is the traditional music instrument called Jew's harp. What a nice sound! Now it’s my turn to try.
這是太魯閣族的傳統樂器－口簧琴，是不是很好聽，接下來換我來試試看...

Jew's harp is made of Makino Bamboo. The way to play it is place it in your mouth and by pulling the string it will move the bamboo flake and the vibration will amplify through your mouth.
口簧琴，是用山上的桂竹片做成的，放進嘴巴裡，拉動繩子，中間這個薄薄的竹片就會震動，利用口腔當音箱，就可以演奏。

This is not as easy as I thought! Come and try it if you come to visit!I am Poyu Lin, enjoy your time in Taiwan! Chow~ see you next time.
真的很不容易...如果有機會的話，你們也可以試試看哦！我是林柏妤，enjoy your time in TAIWAN！我們下次見！

More Information
Taiwan Tour Bus >> http://goo.gl/uYmt66
Taroko National Park >> http://www.taroko.gov.tw/English/
Leader Village Taroko>> http://goo.gl/bNxHap

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問歐洲人何時最適合去歐洲旅行,答案絕對會是夏天......

每次有朋友詢問我任何關於歐洲旅遊時,只要是冬天要來的,Fabian一定立刻說要他們想清楚,冬天的歐洲真的是最醜的時候:P 因為說真的要是沒有下雪的雪景在,到處都是灰灰的或是下雨的狀況.....而且行李又要帶很多,又會被冷死

這次聖誕節新年旅行時,想說跟朋友去就跟他們一起在歐洲旅行,幸運的是恬恬有遇到下雪,所以照片看起來還算美麗,但是雪融化後的街道超級髒的,真的就沒有夏天來得美了～所以大家有機會來歐洲一定要夏天來噢！

1.奧地利Schloss Schönbrunn城堡:
巴洛克式的皇宮,裡頭流傳著一個浪漫的故事,男女主角是當時的國王皇后Franz和Sissi.皇宮裡頭無法拍照,所以只能分享外頭照片給大家看,我很喜歡這裡的一點是,文字介紹手冊寫的很棒,可以讓我們更了解當時住在這裡的皇室們！

2.Haus der Musik奧地利音樂博物館:
維也納愛樂樂團的創辦人鎖住過的家,現在變成展示此管絃樂團的資訊,歷任指揮家們,還有貝多芬及莫札特等當時在維也納的知名音樂家～博物館裡有些互動的設施還不錯玩噢！

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http://tina791115.pixnet.net/blog/post/108865144

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When you ask Europeans when shall you come to visit Europe, the answer will be in summer!

My friends sometimes also ask me shall they come in winter? Fabian always says: ask them to consider it again! Winter in Europe is really not nice and beautiful. Only when it's snowy, it's very nice. Otherwise, Europe is normally gray, cloudy and rainy all the time in winter. And you also need to bring lots of things like your thick jacket. For Asians, it's also too cold for us.

This new year vacation, we decided to travel with our friends in Europe. I was lucky enough to have snowy views. But when the snow is melting, the street becomes dirty and your shoes as well. In my opinion, visiting Europe in summer is definitely better than in winter:)

1.Vienna: Schloss Schönbrunn
A baroque style palace. In this castle, there's a romantic love story about Sissi and Franz. When you visit the castle, you cannot take photos inside so I can only share with you the photos we took from outside the castle. One thing I like about the visit is that they have a good brochure for ppl. You can know the whole information from it and have a better understanding of the exhibitions.

2.Haus der Musik: Vienna music museum
The founder of Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra once lived in this museum. Here you can know the all information and history of the Orchestra. They also exhibit things of Mozart and Beethoven. There are some facilities you can interact.

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Tuk Tuk surfing...This was one of those videos I've been wanting to film for a long time, and finally had the chance to film it! It wouldn't have been possible without Love Life. You can check them and their amazingly delicious ice cream + food here: https://www.facebook.com/lovelifelaos

The amazing music was made by Can't Stop Won't Stop. You can check out more of his great music here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaVVXMTWhpBQueGkw4gH72A

Big shout out to our amazing surfer. He is also a rapper, a producer, and his company provided the shirts and hats for this shoot. If you want to know more about him you can find the information here:
https://www.facebook.com/LokoStudio
https://www.facebook.com/lokoclothingstore

Here is some background on the whole filming process. Love Life came to me and said they wanted to do a video together. They gave me the creative license to come up with whatever idea I wanted. Once approved, they help get it all set up. They got me the tuk tuk, the harness for filming off the side of the tuk tuk, and all the little things.
Day of filming: We met up at 530 a.m. to get everything set and tested. At 6:15 we hit up Patuxay and the main roads of Vientiane so we could get the shots before there was traffic... and cops :)
After that, we headed to the Mekhong River and shot the introduction. I love introductions, I feel like they are what will make the viewer keep watching, or turn it off. The first 10-20 seconds are super important for any clip. Then we finished filming up at That Luang.
The cop at the end wasn't set up... He really came up to us and told us to get out.. so we did, but not before we got the running away shots to make it a great ending to a super fun video!
All in all, it took us about 3 hours to film in the different locations with the different angles. It was a blast, and I hope to have an opportunity to work with Love Life and many other companies in the future!

Make sure to follow me on instagram, facebook, and subscribe on youtube, it's the cool thing to do these days :)
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https://www.youtube.com/c/MyMateNate

On a technical note:
Film by Nathan Bartling using a Panasonic GH4 filmed at 4K/UHD resolution.

Edited by Nathan Bartling using Premiere Pro CC
I used a Glidecam HD 2000 for all of the smoothe "floating" shots

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Here are FAQ's
Q - How do you make money?
A - I do freelance videography work
ถาม - ได้เงินได้อย่างไร
ตอบ - ผมรับทำฟรีแลนซ์ (เป็น จ๊อบ)

Q - What camera do I use?
A - 95% of my work is done on a Panasonic GH4 in 4K resolution. Anything from the sky is from my DJI phantom 3 professional (also in 4k)
ถาม - ใช้กล้องอะไรถ่าย
ตอบ - 95% ผมใช้ panasonic gh4 มุมอากาศผมใช้โดรนติดกล้อง dji phantom 3 pro

Q - Where did I go to film school?
A - I never went to university. I only finished high school
ถาม - เรียนจบที่ไหน
ตอบ - ผมเรียนจบ ม. 6 เท่านั้นเอง

Q - What do I edit with?
A - Adobe Premiere CC
ถาม - ใช้โปรแกรมอะไรตัดต่อ
ตอบ - Adobe Premiere CC

Q - How long have you been in Thailand?
A - As of today it's been 2.5 years. (Today is Feb 1, 2016... so if i dont update this you can do the math)
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ตอบ - 2.5 ปีแล้ว (วันนี้ วันแรกของเดือนกุมภา 2559)

a Kyle Le vlog. Please write me on http://www.facebook.com/KyleLe.net
What my mother thinks: 2:27
Skip to the Viet Part: 8:00
First of all, never ever would I have thought I'd be back this soon, but yes, I was back in Vietnam the past month and filmed some great content for you guys that will be released in the weeks and months to come. Secondly, I will have a viewer meet, greet, and eat in Fullerton on the 19th. Details at FB.com/KyleLe.net
Please RSVP. Lastly, I'm going against my mother's wishes for now and will continue to make as many videos of Vietnamese people abroad as possible because of many reasons. First, this is my passion right now. Meeting and hearing people's stories of struggles and success gives me a lot of pride in being Vietnamese and how resilient we are. Secondly, I have a degree in history and I understand the importance of recording history. If we don't save or document history, it will be lost forever. The younger generations or the current ones unaware should at least know some history. They'll have a better understanding and respect for where they came from. Perhaps then, hearing experiences and stories from others will also motivate and inspire them. It certainly influenced me. And lastly, I hope to continue to fine tune and learn from this short documentary production art. It's a form of expression that I've been doing for years and always want to improve and make better videos. Certain opportunities have arisen from the past, and hopefully more might happen in the future. The only way I'll know is if I keep creating content that I am passionate about

However, I can't do this alone. I need your help in finding stories and sharing experiences. I'm a one person operation without a team or crew or partner. I am on my own, but I'm not truly alone. Your support in the past and recently has been highly noted and appreciated. It also motivated me to continue. If anyone can offer help in any way or stories, feel free to write me on http://www.fb.com/KyleLe.net
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Filmed with a Panasonic G7 14-140mm. 15mm
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This is not the end of Vietnam videos! Good news! When I left Vietnam in early March (when this video was filmed) I never thought I would be returning so soon. That's right, I'm coming back during the summer for 1 month only to film more content. I am only visiting and have no plans to move back. I was given an opportunity a few weeks ago through a flight sponsorship to film a documentary about a boat refugee story that is quite compelling. There's someone out there who really enjoyed my boat refugee videos and want their story told. It's as simple as that. If I could get these stories on a mainstream site, like the Huff Post, I feel like I've done what little I could to preserve Vietnamese history through oral history. If we don't record history, it'll be lost forever. I was unsure but with the approval of my parents, I'm going to accept this blessing and opportunity. Hard work pays off in ways you could never imagine it. Plus, I felt incomplete towards the end of my stay in Vietnam because I couldn't film as many documentaries as possible, including one about my grandmother. In order for me to truly begin something new, I have to finish what I started. I feel very "unfinished" right now. I just ran out of time from having to edit so much. In the past two months I've met so many of you and to hear your support and love for Vietnam videos, made me feel like it was my duty to delay reality a little longer so I could present more content. In other words, a month of my time can equate to two or three months worth of videos that many people can enjoy. I don't miss Vietnam and I'm happier since leaving, but I'm excited to get back to see Vietnam from a slightly different perspective as a tourist and not as someone living there. During the summer, a lot of familiar faces and featured guests will also be there, so it would be very fitting to be there as well. I can't wait to see my friends and family again. There are other opportunities that also came up that allowed me to make this decision, but you will see them at a later time. This is kind of a redemption trip for me where I can tie up all the loose strings and feelings of incompleteness that I've felt since leaving. Again, I want to emphasize that I'm happy and fine since leaving. There's no yearning to move away from America right now, but I do have a passion to create a few more Vietnam videos. I don't really care much about the famous places as I have been to most of them, but this time it's more about telling stories. I will have some travel vlogs as usual, but I want to focus more on short documentaries. Again, thank you for everyone who wrote me messages the past few days. Nothing much has changed in life, I'm currently in SoCal just editing videos like crazy every day. You will love the Vietnamese diaspora content coming up and the limited run Vietnam content coming in the near future. So my question to you is, and probably for the last time is, what would you like to see in Vietnam?

My biggest regret when it comes to living in Vietnam for over 5 years is the fact that I worked too hard, especially on weekends, and didn't have a chance to spend more time with my family. I was too tired from work to make the drive and I didn't want to displace anyone from their rooms. I didn't want to bother them or I was annoyed of their antics and opinions. It was also very hot most of the time as few of my relatives actually have AC in common areas. Towards the end of my sojourn, I visited them more often and thus we got closer towards the end. I will return soon to spend more time with them and to film more content from Vietnam for you guys!

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About Me: I'm Kyle Le and I used to live, travel, and eat in Vietnam and many Asian countries. I'm passionate about making videos and sharing modern Asia to the world. I've traveled everywhere in Vietnam, from Hanoi to Saigon - Far North, Central Highlands, Islands, and Deep Mekong Delta - I've visited there. In addition to 15+ countries from Indonesia to Thailand to Singapore, you'll find all of my food, tourist attractions, and daily life experiences discovering my roots in the motherland on this amazing journey right on this channel. So be sure to subscribe- there's new videos all the time and connect with me on social media below so you don't miss any adventures.
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Original Music by Antti Luode.
Filmed with a Panasonic G7 14-140mm. 15mm
Audio from a Shure VP38F