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Welcome to Taiwan,I am Poyu Lin.Taiwan is a beautiful
country of great diversity. Though they make up
only 2 percent of the population, the members of
Taiwan��s 16 indigenous tribes have made enormous
contributions to Taiwan��s culture and arts
Today,I��m going to see some indigenous art.I��m in
Sandimen.
Located at the Pingtung, Sandimen is a community
of the Paiwan and Rukai indigenous tribe.We began
this trip with the guidance of our local friend
Lawakau. Lawakau says that when in Sandimen, you
absolutely can't miss out on Sandimen Handicraft
Trail.What it that unique house.The house is belong
to chiefs house,as you can see the chiefs house,always
has beautiful sculpture.
Among Taiwan��s indigenous tribes, the Paiwan may
be the one most involved in the arts. The tribe
boasts a number of famous artists, many of whom
derive inspiration from the myths and traditional
symbols of Paiwan culture.There��s a real sense of
raw, elemental nature in this creative works here.
Look at all the ceramic pots with snake symbols.The
ceramic vessels made by Paiwan artists can be divided
into ��father�� and ��mother�� styles. Vessels with
both designs are known as ��yin-yang�� pots, and hold
even greater symbolic importance.No showy shop signs
decorate the fronts of the artist workshops in Sandimen,
but walking in, you��ll see plenty of amazing things.
In Paiwan society, these kinds of colorful glass
beads was the exclusive property ,and important
part of attire at family ceremonies such as weddings.
How do I look like?Listening to the locals explain
the beads and their meanings, I decided to make
my own glass beads.The colors and patterns in the
glass beads are made from strands of heated glass.
I have to be really concentrated on it.I got potential,right?Cuisine
and travel are inseparable.how could I miss out
on their delicious delicacies.I can��t wait to taste
it,chopsticks,No need.I know this one, Avay
Yummy.
Sandimen is known as Dimoer in the Paiwan language,
a name which means ��children of the son.�� In the
Sandimen, there��s also a art park which bears the
name ��Dimoer��.Now,we are in Dimoer Park,here you
can see beautiful scenery,and also you can see some,Rukai
and Paiwan people art work.The Park also serves
as a venue for the local Paiwan tribe��s major harvest
festival and other religious events. In recent years,
it��s even become a popular spot for weddings.The
culture of Taiwan��s indigenous tribes is full of
artistic inspiration and life. If you have the chance,
you should definitely come check it out!
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