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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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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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收到很多朋友與小洋蔥的通知，告訴我們酷蓋正在進行百大LGBT網紅的人氣比賽，我們也有被推薦在名單中。 

這個比賽，我認為背後的核心，才是需要被大家知道的，因為這顯示台灣有越來越多人能夠勇敢的表現自己，能夠被更多人看見，這才是最進步的地方。 

裡面很多被提名與推薦的朋友們都是非常優秀的創作者，甚至有很多默默努力的人沒有被收錄到，卻不影響共同的目標。歡迎大家給予他們鼓勵，讓更多人願意傾聽多元的聲音，並尊重各種不同。 

這個時代需要的是共好的能量，唯有大家繼續創造友善的環境，才能讓更多人勇敢的認同自己，並欣賞那獨一無二的自己。 

謝謝提名我們的人，以及看見我們的每個人，謝謝大家喜歡我們，未來也會牽著彼此的手，繼續勇敢的向前邁進！推出更好的作品💪 

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化妝師 ｜鼻兒比爾、Mia
髮型師 ｜WeAre髮廊沙龍 艾文

Without flinching, you will reduce the danger by half (Lee Yee
Yesterday the Xinhua News Agency ann
unced that the Hong Kong version of national security law would be included on the agenda of the coming meeting of the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress. Just a day after, Tam Yiu Chung, a member of the Committee, said he didn’t receive any information about the arrangement. The ridiculous fact that the agenda can be suddenly updated without any advance notice proves again the Committee is nothing more than a rubber stamp. If this can happen to an organization of national level, how can one expect the local officials here in Hong Kong to have any free will?

The aforementioned arrangement is clearly a deliberate delay so as to wait for the outcome of the Hawaii meeting between Yang Jie-chi and Pompeo. Possibly, to avoid severe sanctions from the US, Beijing has tried to trade off with a milder version of the national security law in Hong Kong. As things unfolded, after 7 hours of “constructive” dialogue, the negotiation just broke down. Right after that, the updated agenda was announced and the spokesperson of China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs reiterated, “China’s determination to push for a national security law in Hong Kong is unshakeable.”

Obviously, the Legislative Council (LegCo) election in September is the reason why Beijing is rushing the Hong Kong version national security law through. Tsang Kwok-wai, the Secretary for Hong Kong’s Constitutional and Mainland Affairs, publicly stated that those who are against the national security law are putting their loyalty to the People’s Republic of China to suspicion. This in fact provides a ready-made excuse to disqualify candidates in the coming election. In view of this, all pro-democracy candidates will have to face a very difficult dilemma: be expressive of their standpoint about the national security law and get disqualified, or go against their will, support it and get casted aside by their supporters.

The Hong Kong version of national security law is simply against common sense. Recently, Cheng Yeuk-wah, Hong Kong’s Secretary for Justice, stated that it is “unreasonable and unrealistic” to expect the law to be implemented in accordance to the principles of the common law, and the addition of a sunset clause to it is something “unnecessary”. Such saying is clearly a violation of the Basic Law, which outlines that Hong Kong maintains the common law system. What’s more, it is inappropriate to put the Hong Kong version of national security law in Annex III, which is made for national laws only. From a more practical point of view, It is scary for the general public to a see such happenings as the arbitrary implementation of the law, direct enforcement of it by mainland officials and the possible trials by courts in China.

All these are evidence that the protection of the Basic Law no longer exists. The sad reality is that the people of Hong Kong can only choose to emigrate, or stay but live without freedom. With the threat of the national security law and extensive disqualification, the prospect of the pro-democracy camp in the upcoming election is extremely gloomy, and the chance to have them dominating the Legislative Coumcil has virtually vanished.

On the other hand, it is worth noticing that on online forums popular among the young, the majority tends to support the implementation of the national security law, oppose the bargaining approach of the legal circle and pro-democracy camp, and prefer harsh American sanctions. But make no mistake, the young are no supporters of the legislation. They are rather diehard fans of the “mutual destruction” proposition.

The current situation just reminds me of a scene in a movie from the 80s called “Out of Africa”. While confronting a pride of lions, the hero suggests that the heroine should not run, because the gesture will just invite the beasts to pounce against her. Instead, if one doesn’t flinch, it eases the danger. And soon the lions go away.

As Churchill once said: “One ought never to turn one's back on a threatened danger and try to run away from it. If you do that, you will double the danger. But if you meet it promptly and without flinching, you will reduce the danger by half.”

Here is part 1 of 3 for Calgary's Gay Pride September 5th 2010. The highlight for 2010 this year is our Mayors Election so you will be noticing a lot of mayor related things.

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There is 11 minutes more worth of parade material so please continue to the next video!

*Note* Kent Hehr was one of the first people to drop out of the mayors race shortly after the parade.

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