I watched the video to the very end. I am glad you have experienced the traditional religious activity in Lugan. Hope you and your mate enjoy the exploration in Taiwan.
Thank you to show me the small city LuKang. Even I was born in Taiwan, but I have never been to a lot of small city like Lukang. I might go to LuKang when I visit Taiwan some time later this year.
Love your videos! I just had oyster omelette a few days ago. It was the first time I saw it in the USA. They did a good job, but the oysters aren’t as fresh as in Taiwan
The people in a state of trance are called 乩童(ji1 tong2) 。They are supposedly chosen by spiritual beings to reveal their divine expressions to their believers. When a jitong is in a state of trance, or acting drunk in the case of one jitong you saw, they are possessed by some spirits and act on their behalf in the human realm. Another term for jitong more familiar to English speakers is shaman. Shamanism is a form of religious practice found in many cultures around the world. And you are correct to say that this practice is still thriving in Taiwan as living history.
影片製作的很用心,有中文,英文字幕,喜歡。歡迎你們來台灣,祝福你們在台灣玩的愉快有美好回憶,讚讚讚。
謝謝您!🤗
Watching your video can learn English very good 😊thanks
好好了解一下媽祖由來
Well done ❤
很棒的影片分享,希望能聽到您們的想法與感受如何。能與台灣人互動聊天會更加的美好,謝謝您們跟我們大家一樣喜歡著台灣所有一切的美好事物!😊❤️🇹🇼
you looks great j and k, thanks for showing us a great videos.
Thank you so much!
nice video
Thanks for the visit
一府二鹿三艋舺,台灣古城第一是台南府城,第二是彰化鹿港,第三是艋舺(台北萬華)
I was be there yesterday, it's absolutely must to go to see if you go to visit Taichung
Woohoo 🎉, cheers to another amazing vlog ❤
Yay! Thank you!
I watched the video to the very end. I am glad you have experienced the traditional religious activity in Lugan. Hope you and your mate enjoy the exploration in Taiwan.
Thanks for watching ☺️
Thank you for sharing, amazing video!
Our pleasure!
Thank you to show me the small city LuKang. Even I was born in Taiwan, but I have never been to a lot of small city like Lukang. I might go to LuKang when I visit Taiwan some time later this year.
You should! Glad you enjoyed it 🤗
@@jennykenny_jk indeed
9:29 those are quail eggs .
穿黃色衣服的那些人,有的人看起來在跳舞和喝醉酒的,那些人正在被所謂的神靈附身,這一些人和所謂被神靈附身的人進去這些廟宇的用意就像是去廟宇之間的宗教交流!
Love your videos! I just had oyster omelette a few days ago. It was the first time I saw it in the USA. They did a good job, but the oysters aren’t as fresh as in Taiwan
建議你們一定要去追 白沙屯媽祖婆, 喝酒的是 濟公和尚
th-cam.com/video/yWDjVQOUFuk/w-d-xo.html 追媽祖
建議 每個片頭加妳們倆位的簡短自我介紹(如果是中文的話更加分)加強大家對妳們的印象 例如 大家好 我是林柏誠 我是台灣人 來自新北市 (當固定的片頭後面在加今日影片)妳沒另外介紹大家當妳是中國大陸人也會很奇怪妳們全片講英文 加油🎉
😊❤👍
😎❤️🇹🇼‼️
The people in a state of trance are called 乩童(ji1 tong2) 。They are supposedly chosen by spiritual beings to reveal their divine expressions to their believers. When a jitong is in a state of trance, or acting drunk in the case of one jitong you saw, they are possessed by some spirits and act on their behalf in the human realm. Another term for jitong more familiar to English speakers is shaman.
Shamanism is a form of religious practice found in many cultures around the world. And you are correct to say that this practice is still thriving in Taiwan as living history.
Thank you for sharing, it’s interesting to know!
He was not drunk. He is the medium, messenger of God, and was no duty.
美女應該要多用中文來說話,這樣才能增加中文學習能力哦!
The 麵 in 麵茶 means flour (麵粉)not noodle. Noodle in Chinese is actually 麵條。
不是像中國的街道本就是中國街道,都是地道的中國文化