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Time for Taiwan 2015-2016, Episode 20: Toucheng by Train
2015-2016年「台灣好好玩」第二十集： 搭火車到頭城
Transcript 文字稿:
Today we’re going to Wushi Port in Yilan where there’s a fantastic museum, seafood and a beach that surfers love.
今天我們要到宜蘭的烏石港。這裏有間很棒的博物館，海鮮，還有一個衝浪玩家非常喜歡的海灘。
I'm Michella. I grew up in the Silicon Valley and was a journalist in Taiwan for ten years. I like to try new things, play with new toys, and visit old places in a new way. I’m going to show you around the Taiwan that I know. I hope you’ll enjoy it as much as I do.
我是米雪拉，在美國矽谷長大，回來台灣當了十年的新聞工作者，喜歡嘗試新東西，玩新玩具，用新的方式體驗旅行。台灣好好玩，到底有多好玩，讓我和你分享。
To get to Wushi Port, take a train and get off at Toucheng. You can pay for your tickets by tagging on and off with an Easycard or iPass.
想要抵達烏石港，大家可以搭火車到頭城站，用悠遊卡或一卡通刷上刷下就好了。
This is Toucheng Station. Toucheng literally means “first city.” Between here and Taipei lies that, the Hsuehshan Mountain Range. This was the first city that was developed on this side of those mountains.
這裏是頭城站。「頭城」意指是「第一個城市」。這裏和台北之間隔著雪山山脈，這裏是從台北過來第一個被卡發的城鎮。
This is Wushi Port, the latest reincarnation of it, actually. The older and much smaller one is over there. Come on, I want to show you.
這裏是烏石港，最新的烏石港。舊烏石港比較小巧一點，就在那邊。
Wushi by the way means “black rock.” Those dark rocks in the middle of the old port over there is how this area got its name. And the funky looking building behind me, that’s the Lanyang Museum.
「烏石」顧名思義，是黑色石頭的意思。那幾顆從水裡面冒出來的黑石頭就是「烏石港」名字的由來。我的背後那棟長得很奇妙的建築物，就是蘭陽博物館。
The outline itself is really interesting. What do you think it looks like? A crashed spaceship? A mountain growing out of the ground? The architect, Kris Yao, wanted it to resemble the natural landscape around here - rocks that that jut diagonally out of the earth and the ocean.
光是輪廓就很有趣。大家覺得這長得像什麼呢？一艘墜落的幽浮？從地底下長出來的一座山？建築師姚仁喜希望它呼應這裏的自然景觀，看似從海裡和地裡斜斜突出的石頭。
The shape of the building and the big pool of water in front of it makes a really good picture. Looking at the building makes me feel like I’m hearing music. No, I’m not crazy. I love it!
這棟建築的形狀，還有前面的大水池讓這裏成為一個非常適合拍照的地方。看著看著，我覺得我好像聽見音樂了。我沒有發瘋，我就是好喜歡這個地方！
Kris Yao used 12 different materials for the facades. Each material represents one specific musical note. He mapped the score of Vivaldi’s “Four Seasons” to the facades of this building. I think it’s quite clever! And I love the space!
姚仁喜在牆面上用了12種不同的材質，每一個材質代表樂譜上一個音，姚仁喜將韋瓦第四季的樂章用這個方式表現在真個建築的外觀上。我覺得好聰明！而且我好喜歡這個空間喔！
The exhibits here are nicely presented too. In the main hall, you’ll learn about flora and fauna found in Yilan.
博物館裡展示品的陳列也做得很好，在主要的展示區可以認識宜蘭的動植物。
This is the scaly anteater. It has special meaning to me because my university’s mascot is the anteater! Zot zot.
這是只穿山甲，對我來說有特別的意義。我大學的吉祥物就是穿山甲。
There are displays on nature, culture, everyday life and lots of other things, like the farming and fishing industries.
這裏的展示範圍還涵蓋了自然，文化，日常生活，以及農漁業等議題。
This is a real fishing boat! A lot of the exhibits in this museum are interactive and that’s why I love it. Of course everything is really well laid out, too. There’s so much to learn if you slow down, look and think about what you’re looking at. Unfortunately, there’s just not enough time in one day, so I have to come back!
這是一艘真的漁船喔！這裏很多展示品都是互動式，我很喜歡這部份，我覺得整個規劃都很棒。如果慢下腳步去思考你正在看的東西，你會有很多很多收穫，也會發現花一天的時間都不夠，以後還要再來！
Where can you eat if you’re hungry? There’s a seafood market here.
肚子餓的話可以去哪裡吃飯呢？這裏有海鮮市場喔～
There’s fresh and processed seafood here. If you want, you can buy it fresh down here and go upstairs to the restaurant area and have it cooked for you. Of course if you would rather not personally give something, that’s still breathing, the death sentence, have the restaurant take care of everything - just go upstairs and order there, or to any of the other restaurants in the area.
這邊有生鮮也有加工過的海產。大家可以在一樓挑想吃的東西，然後請二樓幫忙代工。如果不想要有一種給魚兒們判死刑的感覺的話，就直接上二樓或附近餐廳，讓他們幫你解決。
This is tuna floss with chunks of tuna in it. It’s good for diabetics or for people who don't like sweet foods. No sugar added in here. Mm. I like!
這是鮪魚鬆。對糖尿病患和不喜歡甜食的人來說，應該不錯，沒有加糖。嗯，我喜歡！
Japanese people fresh fish raw. The Chinese like to steam it. Tasty steamed fish have to be really, really fresh.
新鮮的魚，日本人喜歡吃生的。華人喜歡吃蒸的。好吃的蒸魚一定要非常非常新鮮。
Wushi Port is also a big surfing spot. A lot of surfers in northern Taiwan like to come here. In fact, we bumped into one of our coworkers over there. I love it how there’s so much to do around here - there’s the beach, the museum, seafood, hiking, whale watching from Spring to Fall. Everything’s within walking distance, too. You should come!
烏石港也是個衝浪的好地方。很多住北部的衝浪愛好者都喜歡來這裡，我們剛才還碰到同事，也是來衝浪。這裏有好多可以玩的地方，有海灘，博物館，海產，步道，春天到秋天還能商鯨，而且好玩的地方都走路就能到。大家要來喔！
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Michella's notes 米雪拉的筆記：
We’ve been by Lanyang Museum quite a few times now, and this was the first time we actually got to go inside. It is a wonderful museum! The space is really beautiful (but if you want to enjoy it in peace, go right when they open). I really liked the displays and how they are from floor to ceiling, covering many different levels and aspects of life in Yilan, but they’re really easy to miss if you don’t know what you’re looking at and if no one is there to tell you the stories. There are audio and guided tours in English and Mandarin, I highly recommend them.
我們曾經經過蘭陽博物館好幾次，這是我們第一次進到裡面去，我覺得這地方好棒喔！我好喜歡它的空間，不過如果想要平靜的欣賞和享受，最好一開館就去。我很喜歡裡面從地板到天花板的展示，描述宜蘭的生活，生態，和文化，不過這些東西沒有人解說，很容易就錯過，所以我建議利用語音導覽，或者報名人員導覽，才會錯過精彩的故事。
The seafood market is kind of fun to walk through. There are two stands that sell fresh seafood, all the other ones sell processed seafood and most allow you to taste before you buy, which is fun and nice. There are several restaurants upstairs that sell and cook fresh seafood, but the one we went to is diagonally across the street from the seafood market building. The name of the place is 章魚哥 Mr Octopus (or brother octopus) and I liked how it seemed cleaner than the restaurants in the market. The food there is quite good!
海鮮市場蠻好玩的，生鮮的有兩攤，其他都是加工食品，大部分都可以讓你試吃再買。樓上有好幾家海鮮餐廳，不過我們拍攝的那家在市場斜對面，叫做章魚哥，菜好吃，感覺也蠻乾淨的。
If the weather’s nice, you can take a walk on the beach. If you’re a surfer, you might really like it there. If you’re here during the right season, you can even go out to Turtle Island or go whale watching. Toucheng is a tiny town, but Wushi Port has a pretty big place in my heart.
天氣好的話可以到海邊走走，你如果會衝浪的話，搞不好會很喜歡。對的季節來，還可以去龜山島，去賞鯨。頭城是個小小的地方，不過我真的蠻喜歡這裏的。
You should come!
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Links 連結：
Taiwan Railways Administration 台鐵： http://www.railway.gov.tw/en/
Lanyang Museum 蘭陽博物館： http://www.lym.gov.tw/eng/en_service_4.asp
Mr/Brother octopus restaurant 章魚哥生猛海鮮：
03 987 9318
烏石港路1鄰47號
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funky music意思 在 Re: [討論] 你心中的Funk是什麼呢 的八卦
locking 大師 Greg 口述
what is funk to me?
對我來說"funk"是什麼?
"funk"是一個很常被人隨意脫口說出的一個字
但是郤不知道這個字的真正意思.
且讓我們回到funk或funky這個字的起點;
在60年代的中期當時的美國流行音樂r&b或是soul music
它們就跟其他來自非裔美國人的音樂一樣,
但還擁有獨具特色並悅耳音調的音樂
它們也被稱作為groove或groovie music
所以如果你能跟這音樂融合,跳出高超的舞步
當時的人就會稱你為是一個groove dancer
在1963年,james brown,aretha franklin,otis redding
還有其它同期的歌手帶來一種新的音樂形式,
就像野火一樣散播了開來並影響美國的流行音樂文化
這種音樂擁有輕鬆及愉快的節奏,
使舞者跳舞時可以很容易的流露出情感,
因此除了跳舞之外,
這個時期也發展出一些有趣特別的社交方式
例如"give me five"這種朋友之間的打招呼方式.
而假如你到了一個叫作"funk party"的派對
它是很酷很自在,因情感而自然起舞.
所有人因為音樂而一起跳著同樣的舞步
這是隨著和諧的音樂一起產生無法言語的反應
這跟瘋狂粗野的rock party是有著天壤之別
這是種"down music"(沉醉的音樂)
如果你說你進入了"funk"那你的意思並不是指你很興奮
指的是你的情緒層次正處於一個沉醉的態度
最後你可以問我"what is funk to me"這個問題:
我會說這是一趟音樂和情感的旅程,
一趟帶你回到過去並使你的未來發展出自己的舞蹈.
很多時候是你與所在的四周氛圍做交流
且讓舞步演釋出內心的感受.
而我稱之為 "dancing purity"(純淨真誠的起舞)
-greg campbellock.jr-
-中文翻譯-
BABY-L "LYDIA"
SWIFT-LOCKERS "AGA"
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