Story 36

In April, Mr. Lazy went to Taipei to study. I think we may be apart all April, so I decided to spend the small holiday with me. But, I said I was with him. Actually, I just want to make time for the two of them to look around before he goes on a study tour.

For me, Taipei is as familiar as home, but inexplicably sad. After so many years, I still firmly believe that she has the same hidden humanistic background as when I first met her. If you want to pursue a fast-paced modern life, then Taipei is obviously not the right choice. Her streets are narrow and ancient, but they are full of many customs that have not been erased by the modernization process. When chatting with local people, the speed and tone of speech will be taken away unconsciously. These are my favorites.

In Taipei in early April, the temperature has soared to 30 degrees. The taro in Yangmingshan ushered in the flower season.

The first time I heard the beautiful name "Hai Yu" was in Thirty-six Plans. Kwai Lun Mei paid the accident compensation with a car full of taro, thus starting the barter trade. So, just like when I come to Taipei, I must go to Duo 'er Coffee Shop. Yangmingshan has become my dream this time.

The taro flower season in Yangmingshan began at the end of March, and we came at the right time. Alocasia likes to grow in wet, cool and watery places, which can be divided into dry alocasia and wet alocasia. The bamboo lake in Yangmingshan is rainy and foggy all the year round, which is a good place for taro to grow. When we arrived at Zhuhu Station of small 8 Line and walked into the ravine along the stream of people, we soon saw the white taro quietly opening in clusters of turquoise valleys.

Alocasia flower season is a great event for Taipei people. When we arrived at the rainy bamboo lake, the sun appeared for the first time. There are free taro trails and privately planted taro gardens. Generally, NT$ 65,438+000 can pick five aloes.

But do you know how to pick taro?

Regardless of the wetland or dry land, we should hold the lower end of the taro stem and twist it decisively. If the weather is too hot, taro will soon fall off, so it is always right for farmers to store more water. During his study tour, Mr. Lazy had a course of natural aesthetic design philosophy. I saw him put on apron, rubber shoes, mask and gloves, and professionally selected taro in the dry land flower field. Finally, I don't forget to envy when I finish the floral handicraft in the wooden house. He said that the interaction with nature is also an exploration of self-cognition.

When I first came to Taiwan Province Province, I met Brother Zhong and Sister Zhang who lived in Yilan. Because they are friendly, Yilan has become synonymous with "friendliness" in my heart.

This time from Taipei, via Yilan to Suao New Zealand-Suao is a transit point from Taipei to Hualien before the opening of the Northern Link Railway. People heading east have to rest in Suao for one night, and then transfer to Suhua Highway to Hualien the next day. From the name, the new station we went to in Suao is the new station in Suao.

Yilan Station is probably the cutest bus stop in Taiwan Province Province. The appearance of Jimmy's picture book, the nearby scene of "going left, going right" and some simple objects made by artisans fully reflect the feeling of "friendliness". At this point, I can probably say that my exploration of Taiwan Railway began at 20 12, and now only the southern section of the longitudinal line is left.

Su 'ao New Town is as small and beautiful as Changhua in Taichung. Two kilometers underground at the foot of Qixing Mountain, there is a rare cold spring. This is the "pure bicarbonate from underground" that only you can see with your own eyes. Like an open sprite, they will blow in your face, filled with bubbles like carbon dioxide, and stay on your skin. The temperature of the cold spring is 22 degrees, so the touch of the skin is cold, tingling and numb, and then suddenly the second pulse of Ren Du opens and it feels very hot.

Although the outdoor temperature is close to 30 degrees, it takes courage to soak the whole body in the cold spring. I don't have the courage, I just soaked my feet.

We took a taxi to Nan 'ao Fishing Port. This is the largest Lulian Island in the east of Taiwan Province Province, which is connected with Suao Port. When there was a traffic jam on the road, Suao's former elegance was faintly visible. The driver told us the story of South Australia and Baoyu, and looked up and saw the old Suhua Highway.

This is the best moment of the day-the float to worship Mazu is cruising back. There is the largest pure gold Mazu in Taiwan Province Province, which makes the whole Suao people believe that God specially gave a gift to South Australia in order to continue Suao's prosperity. Bargaining in the fishing port is endless, from afternoon to dusk. Before the fishing boat returned from the sea stopped, the owner wearing plastic overshoes and overalls showed the guests around the shore buckets of trophies. The young lady who sells fish balls is quick with her hands and feet, stirring with a spoon, chanting "sauce rice" in her mouth, and the smell of scallion cakes floats from one side to the other. Buy a fresh salmon tuna sashimi, a large box is only NT$ 150, and order a peanut taro with ice. Sitting in front of the fishing port and watching people come and go is really not very pleasant.

The warm station is a warm location, but not every subway will stop at the warm station.

I came to Taiwan Province Province in 20 12, and I was pleasantly surprised to see the warm station on the way to Ruifang. I just wanted to sit on the platform and wander around like in the MV. This time, I was lucky enough to take the car ferry between Taipei and Ruifang, and stopped at a warm station, which really made up for the regret that 20 12 was not completed.

The warm station is very small and there is no resident stationmaster. You can even buy tickets with easycard when you enter or leave the station. However, this does not prevent me from liking it. Compared with the platforms of trains in other areas, the warm stations are still more lonely and quiet. A platform, an overpass, a billboard, and a section of railroad tracks are all the warmth of the station. At the end of the short platform, the bench is still there, but the stop sign is not what it looks like in the MV.

Take the Taiwan Railway again and transfer to Ruifang as the Olympic Line. There are almost no tour groups in Badouzi Chaojing Park recommended by my uncle. It must be mentioned that Ruifang has almost become a transit point for tourism on the North Coast and the Northeast Coast. I'm only here to go to Jiufen. The Badouzi Station, which we are about to go to, is next to the coastal highway. Because it can overlook the seascape near the mountain, similar to Duoliang Station in Taitung, it is also close to the mountain and faces the sea, so it is dubbed as "Duoliang in the North". However, Badouzi Station is still in operation. Just look at the timetable and you can take the train to the paradise in the North Pacific. The whole railway along the road is parallel to the coast, so I can't help thinking of getting off to see the sea. This is the most beautiful coastal branch train ~

As soon as I got off the train, I saw the whole sea. I teased Mr. Lazy about so many fishing villages.

Badouzi is located on the east side of Heping Island in Keelung City, surrounded by the sea on three sides and by Keelung Mountain on one side. It is also a famous fishing village in Keelung. During the Japanese occupation, the Japanese filled the soil and built roads to connect the island with Keelung Mountain, and they have been to Badouzi Bay.

In the north of Taiwan Province Province, the sea is blue, and the waves beat against the rocks, decorating a very beautiful texture. I climbed very hard, sitting on a high rock, thinking about my heart. My legs are suspended in mid-air. To tell you the truth, I was a little panicked. However, when the sea breeze blows, Buddhism is easy to understand, and all the anxiety caused by obsession is underestimated.

Blue is my favorite color. Although people always use blue to describe depression, blue really has the magic to make people forget their troubles. This is the most healing natural scenery, such a wonderful experience, as long as you have been there, you will never forget it.

On the day I went to Sisinan Village, the clouds were a little low and cloudy.

It is hard to imagine that Sisinan Village is separated from the prosperous Xinyi business district by only one road. In front of the old house still preserved in the village, a vertical frame just enclosed the 10 1 building in the viewfinder, forming a new and old, integrated and isolated world. 1At the end of 948, employees and their families of Qingdao Lianqin No.44 Arsenal crossed the sea by Taikang Ferry to Keelung Port, and then moved to Taipei. This position was originally a Japanese warehouse in the Japanese occupation era, and later became the 44 th Arsenal of the Joint Service. Because they gathered in the south of the 44th Arsenal, they were called Southwest Village.

This is the first family village in Taipei, which is different from the family village I saw in Penghu-more cramped and narrow, completely different from the Minnan-speaking world, because life needs to be built everywhere.

I have explored too much in Taipei for too long. Since I first came here, this warm city has given me too many surprises. I have seen shabby streets and passed by small betel nut shops. I am familiar with the lazy and quiet life. As uncle always said, one of the characteristics of local people is burnout. It is not easy to be diligent, but it is a pleasure to be lazy and enjoy the present.

The interesting thing about Taipei is that these dilapidated buildings always complement each other. Taipei is a small city that can be measured with both feet. There are old towns with Minnan style, small and fresh alleys, temples with different characteristics, avant-garde exhibitions in creative parks, tea making in the mountains and beach surfing. The changes and contrasts of any scene and play are so great that people can't stop.

My mother especially doesn't understand my obsession with Taipei-but it's like in Duo 'er Cafe, you can't measure the principle of barter with cash value, exchange sensibility with reason, exchange feelings with stories, and exchange reality with dreams. The standard of all this is just the "psychological value" that we agree with each other. Therefore, every time I come to Taipei, it's like returning to another home. The fresh water of literature and art, the shabby Ximending and the quiet Beitou always attract me again and again.

For me, this is the 36th story about Taipei. No connection, no outline. I just follow my heart and feel the tolerance and acceptance of this warm city. For example, Teacher Vincent Fang is very happy to choose what kind of person he wants to be in this era.

The punch-in ended with a lyric from Taipei, "What do I have, why do I worry, how honored?" -Dedicated to the time that passed between 20 12 and 20 19, and I love you.