I learned a loooot on this day and while editing. If I missed any information or you have something cool to share, plz do here or in the comment section ❤️ Thanks to Shao for showing me around Hsinchu !!
I'm moving to Taiwan soon so I showed my mom your channel. She watched your costco episode first (she loves costco) and then we binged 10 more Taiwan eps (≧▽≦) she subscribed and loves loves your travel videos 😊 it gives her reassurance that I'll be safe while solo traveling around Taiwan
Ohhhh hi mom !! 👋🏻 Taiwan is fairly safe I think for solo travel. Just always stay street smart though even if a place is safe ✨ And exciting you’ll move here soon ~
As an Indigenous person myself, this really makes me happy that you are learning about local Indigenous cultures in your new home of Taiwan! Its incredibly important to learn about the land and I encourage everyone to learn about Indigenous cultures locally and also globally when you travel to a new place. Nya:weh (thank you in Cayuga)
I'm glad you showed the bridge from a distance before you actually showed us the view from it. I appreciate that gentle introduction when you risk your life in front of us. I'm glad you're showing Taiwan's cities, towns, and mountain communities giving us a sense of the whole country and different lifestyles found there.
Taiwan is so beautiful!! Especially up in the mountains! I love it. Loved this video too, so interesting to hear about all the tribes that live in the mountains. 💕💕
There are 16 indigenous tribes that have been recognized by the government of Taiwan to this moment but they have more than 1,000 settlements or villages around the island. Their cultures and languages are various and sundry but there all belong to Austranesian people who spread the Pacific from Taiwan to Maori in New Zealand. According to the recent researches, Taiwan was the original place of Austranesian people because almost all the tribes in the Pacific can find their language elements in Taiwan and not only the number of 1 to 10 sounds similar but also the organs or features in the face like eyes are pronounced similar too.
@@LayersOfJenn I once attended their yearly festival called illisin (豐年祭). Some of their elders had been to southeast Asia before and they told me out of 10 organs on the body, at least 5 organs sound exactly the same way or similar among their languages.
The mountain chicken has a better flavor because they are free to do exercise everyday, they are not restricted in the feeding room growing together. You can tell from its yellow skin color and more fat than regular chicken. As for the indigenous culture adventure, that was really an amazing in depth tour. Not only these beautiful sceneries, but also various introductions learned.
Taiwan finally learned that the aboriginal culture is part of its soul and also embraces them now. We can be so happy that Taiwan is a democracy now. But of course there is still space to improve. Especially the protection of the nature is important and also in the area of the tribes.
Many Taiwanese people have more or less aboriginal blood without knowing, so many of them are categorized as Han Chinese(around 95%). For example, Taiwanese president Tsai is categorized as Hakka Chinese, but Tsai actually is 3/4 Hakka and 1/4 Paiwan aboriginal(from her grandmother)...
What a fun video! Love learning more and more about Taiwan thru your eyes! And I love all your new friends! Hopefully when things get better and open up, I can visit Taiwan someday!
So interesting and such a stunning place! I never even thought of tribes in a place like Taiwan. I love how much you do and how adventurous you are, I think I would be too shy haha, something for me to work on.
I just briefly knew from a Taiwanese friend of mine in university but I didn’t realize how many different tribes there were! Actually believe it or not, I get shy 😅😂 just depends on the situation ~ so I feel you!
Loved the intro of this video, it seems almost like a Netflix Original! Plus the way you presented your adventure: AMAZING! IN DEPTH! INFORMATIONAL! Fantastic as always and leaves me wanting more. Really looking forward to your next video!!
Thank you very much 🥺🥺❤️❤️ I wanted to try something a bit different with the intro so, I’m glad you liked it. Next video will be another travel one to northern Taiwan ✨✨✨
I love getting to off the beaten path of Taiwan!! What an amazing time! The headhunter flute and the 3rd instrument sound so peaceful interesting what their purpose. The tattoo info was super interesting too! Thank you for sharing!
THATS A BIG BREAKFAST! they have hamburger 蛋餅 is the best! Also there is a volunteer program to teach English to the local kids in that area. my mom use to do that.
@@LayersOfJenn i went with my bike team so it's very fast.... about 5 hours inclusive eating when I go by myself I stop in shimen water to return to taipei
my heart is so warm from watching this! I'm aboriginal Taiwanese with my parents from different tribes but I grew up mainly in the US at a young age. You looked so lovely wearing their cultural outfits! Other tribes have varying prints and styles for their wardrobe so maybe you could do a little visit to some of their other ones and document your experience and impressions. If you ever do, my tribes are the Bunun and the Rukai. Looking forward to more of your adventures! -ting
Thanks Jenn and Shao for this excellent adventure. I guess I have lots to learn about Taiwanese native culture. Stay safe and healthy while B.C. goes into another 3 weeks lockdown. :-(.
Thank you for these Taiwan vlogs. You've really got stuck in when it comes to learning about Taiwan's culture/history and you're even learning the language, I think that's so amazing and I'm loving your content xxx
This is awesome! The breakfast looked amazing!! Have you tried peanut milk? It was one of my favorites growing up, not sure if they still make it. My first dog here in the US was named after San Mao, did not realize she committed suicide. When I was in Taiwan in the 1990's, my uncle took me to a native tribes showcase village and he was able to talk to some of the elderly tribespeople in Japanese. Under Japanese occupation, they were forced to learn Japanese, but they did not learned Chinese after WWII. Thanks for the video, this is very informative. I am saving this video so I know where to go the next time I am in Taiwan.
I haven’t tried peanut milk but I’ve had watermelon, banana, and papaya milk and they were all delicious. And yes unfortunately she committed suicide :(
I love watching your adventure! Shao and the guide seemed so sweet, and I loved seeing the b&b with its own garden. You capture so much, even though your videos are never very long.
Hsinchu and Miaoli have many indiginous tribes. There are lots of old streets in small villages in the mountains too. So many great places to explore in that area.
The symbol of Sai-siyat people is swastika, which stands for Thunder God in their myth. And the symbol of Atayal people is, more specifically, the Eye of Ancestor.
Yes I was told about the thunder god myth by the man you see in the video but I couldn’t quite remember the details to feature it. But he mentioned thunder and a few other things behind it. And ohhh okay eye of the ancestor !
I can definitely see what you mean when you mentioned on Insta that this video is in a different style but guuuuuuurl i love anything you put out! Its always so interesting, educational, and aesthetically pleasing! 😊
Thank you!! Def different from my usual style but, I wanted to research & check with some Taiwanese followers on IG before I shared some information ✨ & thank you for always supporting 🥺❤️
I love that most part of places you go I’ve been to as well but didn’t get that much informations, thank you for that!! I love your videos, makes me feel closer to the country I most love, hope to come back to Taiwan soon! 😚
there is bus from 竹東( zhu dong)to 清泉(Qingquan) everyday, you can take bus to 竹東 (arrive 竹東 8:10am before) than take 8:20 bus to 清泉, and you can take 16:25 from 清泉back to 竹東( i think it is 30mims from your home to 竹東 buy bus and the bus station near you home)
At 9:25 I thought he was about to start playing the theme for the Clint Eastwood movie "For a Few Dollars More" 😂, so I looked it up and it's the same instrument used in that theme!
Thanks for sharing my beloved country Taiwan ! I was born and raised in Taiwan but now I’m proud American. Because of Covid restriction I still can’t go back until the restriction or quarantine is lifted.
OMG!!! The “XiaoLongBao” just right beside my home!!!!! It is super delicious and affordable!!! Hope you love here Taiwan as I love Canada, I have been living in Toronto for 7 years. And your videos are attracting me a lot!!
Another awesome video as always! I love learning about Taiwan aboriginal people. Thank you for sharing your trip and showing Taiwan to the whole world!
I’ve visited Japan and South Korea multiple times and been to Taiwan once. People are sleeping on Taiwan. Can’t wait to go back. Glad to see your channel killing it. Been watching you for ages. Great videos and personality!
Thank you for sticking it out with me! And I agree. I think not enough people explore Taiwan and also go straight to other countries in Asia. I’ve been here 3 times before moving ~
I grew up in the mountains, though probably not as grand as there. If you ever make a trip to the USA, I highly recommend a visit to the New River Gorge and to Snowshoe Mountain (both in WV). Amazing places in the Appalachian Mountains. Interesting thing at 9:09 - the man's vest has a swastika in the border - but I bet it's either Chinese or Buddhist symbolism (not the bad meaning). But what a cool experience to learn about the tribes and especially the bow and arrow.
Ohhh the Appalachian mountains would be amazing to get too! And yes actually the symbol for them is a representation of thunder and the thunder god. The other tribe is the gods eye or ancestors eye. The man giving the tour is from another tribe (not the two mentioned) but me married into one of the tribes for his wife❤️ He said that his tribe uses a rainbow as their tribe marker.
No it’s not either Chinese or Buddhist. It’s originally from them It’s call “雷女紋” (God of Thunder’s Daughter) Their culture is even older than both zh.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/娃恩 This is why Taiwan is so underrated
Mountain chickens are actually similar to Japanese “地鶏”. They are bred freely and not locked in cage so chickens find their own food in the wild. Due to exercising more often, their meat is more chewy and flavorful than other chickens living in cages. In Chinese we called them “土雞” (Tuchi).
Very interesting and you're right, I didn't know much of anything about the tribes. I did watch a video a while back about the face tattoos and when they were banned. Such pretty areas and I think the clouds made it even prettier. And yes, that kitty was too cute.
Great presentation... Love the background music too... Though I live here in Hsinchu too, I thoroughly enjoyed your lovely day out... brought back fond memories indeed. Thank You & Please STAY SAFE!
Love watching your videos. With your clear explanation it’s really make me feel like I am traveling along with you. Got to know more about Taiwan in this video and previous ones ❤️ Wondering do you have Patreon account ? Tried searching but could not find the link here. Keep rocking and stay safe. Hope to see you in Taiwan 🇹🇼 Soon.
I love your vlog😍. Although I’ve been to some of the places you’ve mention in Taiwan since I am here as an OFW worker from Philippines😍 but I love how you travel alone and specially giving us information with their history.😍
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I learned a loooot on this day and while editing. If I missed any information or you have something cool to share, plz do here or in the comment section ❤️
Thanks to Shao for showing me around Hsinchu !!
I'm glad you met a GREAT local friend! 🥰
OMG NICE VIDEO Jenn!!! 👍🏻 I can't wait for our next trip!! ☺️
I also cannot wait !!! Thank you for everything Shao ❤️
I've been there winter 2018 for hot spring 😍
Seriously The Tourism Bureau of Taiwan should totally hire/pay you !! Love your videos!!
Hahaha I would love that TBH! Getting paid to do what I love is the dream ✨
I'm moving to Taiwan soon so I showed my mom your channel. She watched your costco episode first (she loves costco) and then we binged 10 more Taiwan eps (≧▽≦) she subscribed and loves loves your travel videos 😊 it gives her reassurance that I'll be safe while solo traveling around Taiwan
Welcome to Taiwan
台灣歡迎您
Ohhhh hi mom !! 👋🏻
Taiwan is fairly safe I think for solo travel. Just always stay street smart though even if a place is safe ✨
And exciting you’ll move here soon ~
Welcome to Taiwan!
As an Indigenous person myself, this really makes me happy that you are learning about local Indigenous cultures in your new home of Taiwan! Its incredibly important to learn about the land and I encourage everyone to learn about Indigenous cultures locally and also globally when you travel to a new place. Nya:weh (thank you in Cayuga)
Very important. I honestly wish I learned more about Canada in the regard.
Thank you for covering the Atayal tribe! I'm part Atayal! Made in Taiwan but live in Hawaii!
My pleasure to learn and share ❤️
I'm glad you showed the bridge from a distance before you actually showed us the view from it. I appreciate that gentle introduction when you risk your life in front of us. I'm glad you're showing Taiwan's cities, towns, and mountain communities giving us a sense of the whole country and different lifestyles found there.
“Gentle introduction before you risk your life” 😂 💯
And I am glad to have learned just a little bit. I feel like it’s the tip of the iceberg!
Taiwan is so beautiful!! Especially up in the mountains! I love it. Loved this video too, so interesting to hear about all the tribes that live in the mountains. 💕💕
Best part is that most of Taiwan is made up of mountains so, there is always a new place to explore !
There are 16 indigenous tribes that have been recognized by the government of Taiwan to this moment but they have more than 1,000 settlements or villages around the island. Their cultures and languages are various and sundry but there all belong to Austranesian people who spread the Pacific from Taiwan to Maori in New Zealand.
According to the recent researches, Taiwan was the original place of Austranesian people because almost all the tribes in the Pacific can find their language elements in Taiwan and not only the number of 1 to 10 sounds similar but also the organs or features in the face like eyes are pronounced similar too.
Someone else mentioned that 1 - 10 sounds similar to the Maori language. So organs also can sound similar for some of the languages!?
@@LayersOfJenn I once attended their yearly festival called illisin (豐年祭). Some of their elders had been to southeast Asia before and they told me out of 10 organs on the body, at least 5 organs sound exactly the same way or similar among their languages.
The mountain chicken has a better flavor because they are free to do exercise everyday, they are not restricted in the feeding room growing together. You can tell from its yellow skin color and more fat than regular chicken.
As for the indigenous culture adventure, that was really an amazing in depth tour. Not only these beautiful sceneries, but also various introductions learned.
Ah so that’s why it has more flavour~ See, I am always learning here haha. And thank you for sharing with us & watching !
妳是很用心的youtuber.台灣人對原住民文化也不是非常清楚~很棒的影片!
Thank you very much 謝謝你 🥺❤️
台灣有一部電影叫 (賽德克巴萊) 有興趣你可以看看喔 敘述日本占領台灣時期 賽德克族與日本軍打戰的電影
賽德克族跟泰雅族幾千年前是一樣的 後來分開 但是他們的文化很相近 都有紋面
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This movie!?
@@LayersOfJenn yes!
妳是美麗又善良的女孩~歡迎來台灣~
謝謝你☺️
The aboriginal tribes make Taiwan so interesting, and the way they protect, utilize and coexist with the land is admirable!
It's so different than how the US deal with the natives.
Canada *needs* improvement too
Taiwan finally learned that the aboriginal culture is part of its soul and also embraces them now. We can be so happy that Taiwan is a democracy now. But of course there is still space to improve. Especially the protection of the nature is important and also in the area of the tribes.
@@Plasma1iTV Are you Taiwanese?
Many Taiwanese people have more or less aboriginal blood without knowing, so many of them are categorized as Han Chinese(around 95%). For example, Taiwanese president Tsai is categorized as Hakka Chinese, but Tsai actually is 3/4 Hakka and 1/4 Paiwan aboriginal(from her grandmother)...
Hsinchu is the industrial hub of TAIWAN. Hsinchu science park contribute a huge part in Taiwan’s economy. Good video
It most definitely is, you’re right ✨
What a fun video! Love learning more and more about Taiwan thru your eyes! And I love all your new friends! Hopefully when things get better and open up, I can visit Taiwan someday!
The swat pouch that the instructor carries while wearing traditional clothes made me laugh hard. This is so Taiwan.
Haha is it? I didn’t even notice until you mentioned it. The boss was a *lovely* man ! ☺️❤️
So interesting and such a stunning place! I never even thought of tribes in a place like Taiwan. I love how much you do and how adventurous you are, I think I would be too shy haha, something for me to work on.
I just briefly knew from a Taiwanese friend of mine in university but I didn’t realize how many different tribes there were!
Actually believe it or not, I get shy 😅😂 just depends on the situation ~ so I feel you!
喜欢你性格自信开朗活泼，每次都打扮都非常漂亮。😊
喜欢你很热爱得享受生活，每个影片都非常用心的！🤗
非常感謝！ 你的話很客氣。 我盡力了❤️
Your words are very kind ❤️❤️
@@LayersOfJenn 不用客气，你是值得被称赞的！👍🤗
Loved the intro of this video, it seems almost like a Netflix Original! Plus the way you presented your adventure: AMAZING! IN DEPTH! INFORMATIONAL! Fantastic as always and leaves me wanting more. Really looking forward to your next video!!
Thank you very much 🥺🥺❤️❤️ I wanted to try something a bit different with the intro so, I’m glad you liked it.
Next video will be another travel one to northern Taiwan ✨✨✨
It's sad that the last person with those traditional tattoos is gone now.
I love how happy you were after you shot the arrow!
Wow!!! This editing is next level 😍
You’re too kind ✨
wow, so much culture in Hsinchu
Yes :)
Hey Jen, such an interesting and beautiful vlog of local Taiwan and the traditions🌸💗🤗
Thank you very much!!✨❤️
很喜歡這種旅遊體驗文化
我也喜歡 ☺️
太好了認識很多新朋友，不用一個人旅行，玩的會更精彩
Thank you for showing us a different part of Taiwan! I learned a lot of new things :D
I am glad you learned something along with me ✨
I love that you show us different sides of Taiwan. Very informative even for me , a Taiwanese :D. Great job!!
Thank you for your kind words and for watching 🙏🏻♥️
Loved as always!!! Your YT videos always seem more like movies or documentaries...those dumplings looked amazing! Can’t wait for the next one :)
I have yet to eat a dumpling here I don’t like lol. And thank you for that wonderful compliment 🥺✨
我是你的影迷
你的影片真的很棒，也感謝你為台灣付出，讓國外更認識這塊土地
我很高興了解台灣。And happy to share Taiwan with everyone ! ☺️
Great vlog Jenn! Bring us to your best spots in Hsinchu next time! I can drive in Taiwan now 🥳🥳
Waiting for you guys to come down again 👌🏻
jann 總是那麼認真 愉快的經營屬於你的頻道 真讚! 你到的地方很遺憾我都沒去過耶 !
謝謝你☺️❤️
No doubt,you got the talent of editing!
Thank you 🥺❤️
I love your video style so much. Pretty amazing...
This was a really great episode! Thanks!
Wow, this was your best video yet. So much information with great footage! Absolutely loved it Jenn!
Thank you always Sam 🥺❤️
Much love to you in France 🇫🇷
very nice, I've got to return to Taiwan (just to eat) Our last trip in 2018 was just my wife and I heading around the entire island.
I love getting to off the beaten path of Taiwan!! What an amazing time! The headhunter flute and the 3rd instrument sound so peaceful interesting what their purpose. The tattoo info was super interesting too! Thank you for sharing!
I need to do it more ~
I loved learning about the tribes of Taiwan, thank you!
Yay I am glad to hear that :D
拍的很好～加油加油
I see you traveling around the world and making kick ass videos!! Such a progress in filming, editing, I am truly enjoying it! Thank you! ❤️
I am trying to get better at editing ~ so thank you for that 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
This vlog is awesome Introduce Taiwan Indigenous culture
I am happy I got to learn a bit about it :)
努力生活的特色等待妳我福氣給于進步方向前進；謝謝分享！
Always take care ❤
Hope to see u here in taiwan
THATS A BIG BREAKFAST! they have hamburger 蛋餅 is the best! Also there is a volunteer program to teach English to the local kids in that area. my mom use to do that.
It was a big breakfast!! So delicious though 🤤
Ohhhh really!? In Hsinchu!? Sounds like something I would like to do
@@LayersOfJenn yeah its for the village kids there are a few NGO running the program.
Does your mom still know anyone there~ if so, send me an email ! ✨
@@LayersOfJenn I check will send u info .
i'am from hsinchu i have been here for 6yrs..i'am your new subs...keep it up..
beautiful landscapes, I have biked 2 times from Taipei to Hsinchu but still many places still to discover,,,,, great video thank you very much
How long did it take you?
@@LayersOfJenn i went with my bike team so it's very fast.... about 5 hours inclusive eating when I go by myself I stop in shimen water to return to taipei
@@LayersOfJenn keeling is my favourite bike trip returning north coast
my heart is so warm from watching this! I'm aboriginal Taiwanese with my parents from different tribes but I grew up mainly in the US at a young age. You looked so lovely wearing their cultural outfits! Other tribes have varying prints and styles for their wardrobe so maybe you could do a little visit to some of their other ones and document your experience and impressions. If you ever do, my tribes are the Bunun and the Rukai. Looking forward to more of your adventures!
-ting
Thanks Jenn and Shao for this excellent adventure. I guess I have lots to learn about Taiwanese native culture. Stay safe and healthy while B.C. goes into another 3 weeks lockdown. :-(.
Thank you for these Taiwan vlogs. You've really got stuck in when it comes to learning about Taiwan's culture/history and you're even learning the language, I think that's so amazing and I'm loving your content xxx
I am trying to learn as much as I can while here ✨ You never know when things can change.
This is awesome! The breakfast looked amazing!! Have you tried peanut milk? It was one of my favorites growing up, not sure if they still make it.
My first dog here in the US was named after San Mao, did not realize she committed suicide.
When I was in Taiwan in the 1990's, my uncle took me to a native tribes showcase village and he was able to talk to some of the elderly tribespeople in Japanese. Under Japanese occupation, they were forced to learn Japanese, but they did not learned Chinese after WWII.
Thanks for the video, this is very informative. I am saving this video so I know where to go the next time I am in Taiwan.
I haven’t tried peanut milk but I’ve had watermelon, banana, and papaya milk and they were all delicious.
And yes unfortunately she committed suicide :(
Good, informative video. Thank you.
OMG! It’s my hometown!! Miss ittt😢, thanks for u made it 😘😘
Hsinchu!? I’m living here :)
I love your travel vlogs...I didn’t want this one to end...love your channel Jen hugs from Downunder 🇦🇺🥰
Awe thank you so much ❤️
I am Taiwanese born and I truly have learned so much from this blog, well done!
I am so happy to hear that~ ❤️✨
I'm glad you had a fun time exploring
All thanks to my amazing friend !
@@LayersOfJenn you have a great friend and I can't wait to see more video
Loved this video, thanks for taking us along with you :)
Thank you for joining !
I love watching your adventure! Shao and the guide seemed so sweet, and I loved seeing the b&b with its own garden. You capture so much, even though your videos are never very long.
Shao is *the* sweetest and invited me along on his adventure !!
This was a great video. You are the first you tuber that I have watched that has looked at the indiginous tribes. Keep it going.
Oh really!? I would love to share more if given the opportunity ✨ Genuinely I learned a lot~
Hsinchu and Miaoli have many indiginous tribes. There are lots of old streets in small villages in the mountains too. So many great places to explore in that area.
The symbol of Sai-siyat people is swastika, which stands for Thunder God in their myth. And the symbol of Atayal people is, more specifically, the Eye of Ancestor.
Yes I was told about the thunder god myth by the man you see in the video but I couldn’t quite remember the details to feature it. But he mentioned thunder and a few other things behind it.
And ohhh okay eye of the ancestor !
I can definitely see what you mean when you mentioned on Insta that this video is in a different style but guuuuuuurl i love anything you put out! Its always so interesting, educational, and aesthetically pleasing! 😊
Thank you!! Def different from my usual style but, I wanted to research & check with some Taiwanese followers on IG before I shared some information ✨
& thank you for always supporting 🥺❤️
@@LayersOfJenn
You have a forever fan! 😉
I respect you so much for how much care you put into your videos! 💕
I love that most part of places you go I’ve been to as well but didn’t get that much informations, thank you for that!! I love your videos, makes me feel closer to the country I most love, hope to come back to Taiwan soon! 😚
I see you constantly spamming people. If you continue you will be blocked.
@@LayersOfJenn I’m sorry, me??
Thank you for showcasing the tribes and local people! I think it's great for people to see this side of Taiwan. Your fringe is super fabulous too!
there is bus from 竹東( zhu dong)to 清泉(Qingquan) everyday, you can take bus to 竹東 (arrive 竹東 8:10am before) than take 8:20 bus to 清泉, and you can take 16:25 from 清泉back to 竹東( i think it is 30mims from your home to 竹東 buy bus and the bus station near you home)
Good information to know!! I didn’t know if there was a bus or not
Excellent job 👏👍 Taiwan is stunning 😍
Hello im here also in Taiwan and im working here. But never been visit some places here. The way you taking videos and making vlog its so cute.
At 9:25 I thought he was about to start playing the theme for the Clint Eastwood movie "For a Few Dollars More" 😂, so I looked it up and it's the same instrument used in that theme!
妳的影片內容越來越棒了，感動~🤗🌈👍
I am glad I am improving ! 謝謝你☺️
Thanks for sharing my beloved country Taiwan ! I was born and raised in Taiwan but now I’m proud American. Because of Covid restriction I still can’t go back until the restriction or quarantine is lifted.
very cool to learn about the indigenous tribes! I had no idea
💯💯
I'm loving your videos in Taiwan more than ever! Thank you for brightening my day 😊
I am glad to bring a little ray of light to you ☀️
OMG!!! The “XiaoLongBao” just right beside my home!!!!! It is super delicious and affordable!!!
Hope you love here Taiwan as I love Canada, I have been living in Toronto for 7 years.
And your videos are attracting me a lot!!
Love the cultural appreciation, Jen!! ♡
❤️❤️❤️
Another awesome video as always! I love learning about Taiwan aboriginal people. Thank you for sharing your trip and showing Taiwan to the whole world!
Thank you for watching ❤️
Great episode about the Taiwanese indigenous culture! Excellent!
Thank you :D
Great video! I love it👍❤️
Yay thank you!
your channel has blown up since your move! congrats and thank you for your content 🎊🎉🍾
I’ve visited Japan and South Korea multiple times and been to Taiwan once. People are sleeping on Taiwan. Can’t wait to go back.
Glad to see your channel killing it. Been watching you for ages. Great videos and personality!
Thank you for sticking it out with me! And I agree. I think not enough people explore Taiwan and also go straight to other countries in Asia. I’ve been here 3 times before moving ~
I grew up in the mountains, though probably not as grand as there. If you ever make a trip to the USA, I highly recommend a visit to the New River Gorge and to Snowshoe Mountain (both in WV). Amazing places in the Appalachian Mountains. Interesting thing at 9:09 - the man's vest has a swastika in the border - but I bet it's either Chinese or Buddhist symbolism (not the bad meaning). But what a cool experience to learn about the tribes and especially the bow and arrow.
Ohhh the Appalachian mountains would be amazing to get too! And yes actually the symbol for them is a representation of thunder and the thunder god. The other tribe is the gods eye or ancestors eye. The man giving the tour is from another tribe (not the two mentioned) but me married into one of the tribes for his wife❤️ He said that his tribe uses a rainbow as their tribe marker.
No it’s not either Chinese or Buddhist.
It’s originally from them
It’s call “雷女紋”
(God of Thunder’s Daughter)
Their culture is even older than both
zh.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/娃恩
This is why Taiwan is so underrated
Thanks so much for explaining all of these things to us in such depth!!! I am sooooo grateful!
Thank you for watching and supporting :)
thank you for introducing Taiwan for more people to know how beautiful Taiwan is🥰🥰
It’s my pleasure ~
It was wonderful I loved it you are so entertaining tyty
I am glad you liked it :)
I loved the shooting part 👀👀💕
I love the design of the bow!
Love this video!, so many interesting things and information, thank you for sharing❤️
I enjoyed learning too~
Awesome Jenn! So interesting.
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Jenn, this was so cool!
Yay :D
So interesting video 👌👌👏👏 amazing job ❤️
Thank you :)
期待看到Jenn去花東旅行
例如:太魯閣，清水斷崖等地方
我希望今年能去那裡！
Mountain chickens are actually similar to Japanese “地鶏”. They are bred freely and not locked in cage so chickens find their own food in the wild. Due to exercising more often, their meat is more chewy and flavorful than other chickens living in cages. In Chinese we called them “土雞” (Tuchi).
Ah okay haha. It’s like that kind of chicken then. When we first google translated it said pheasant & I was like “that can’t be right!?” 🤔
I've been there for hot spring winter 2018 😍
Very interesting and you're right, I didn't know much of anything about the tribes. I did watch a video a while back about the face tattoos and when they were banned.
Such pretty areas and I think the clouds made it even prettier.
And yes, that kitty was too cute.
They house a lot of the cats in the area and feed them! Bonus points for me❤️
3:53 The birds singing in the background is Rufous-faced warbler(棕面鶯)
Wow you can tell what bird it is just by listening !?
@@LayersOfJenn Yes, but only some of them with identical songs ;p
清泉 is shut ka lo (霞克羅). It means maple!
Ohhh okay 👌🏻
謝謝你也愛台灣
☺️🇹🇼❤️
I learn a lot from this episode, thank you
Yay I am glad :)
了解原住民文化
可期待斯卡羅上映！
Okay this hairstyle suits you really well!!! love it!!!
Thank you :D
Amazing 😻
Great presentation... Love the background music too... Though I live here in Hsinchu too, I thoroughly enjoyed your lovely day out... brought back fond memories indeed. Thank You & Please STAY SAFE!
some of the background music belonged to the talented people playing~
Love watching your videos. With your clear explanation it’s really make me feel like I am traveling along with you. Got to know more about Taiwan in this video and previous ones ❤️ Wondering do you have Patreon account ? Tried searching but could not find the link here. Keep rocking and stay safe. Hope to see you in Taiwan 🇹🇼 Soon.
I love your vlog😍. Although I’ve been to some of the places you’ve mention in Taiwan since I am here as an OFW worker from Philippines😍 but I love how you travel alone and specially giving us information with their history.😍
Ohhh do you ever solo travel here or mostly travel with friends!?
@@LayersOfJenn i travel with friends. I didn’t experience traveling alone like what you did. I am a big fan and subscriber of yours🙌🙌😍
Traveling with friends is always nice too ✨👌🏻
@@LayersOfJenn yes of course and less expenses too😁