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Do you like Taiwan?

Taiwan integrates the folk customs of the Fujian and Guangdong immigrants who immigrated during the Ming and Qing Dynasties and the people from other provinces who came to Taiwan after World War II. It can be called the epitome of Chinese folk culture.

The Spring Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, and Mid-Autumn Festival are the three major festivals in Taiwan. During traditional festivals such as the Lantern Festival, Tomb-Sweeping Festival, Hungry Ghost Festival, and Chinese Valentine's Day, people also have the same or similar celebration customs as those in mainland China.

In addition, there are a number of folk celebrations with Chinese cultural characteristics, such as welcoming Mazu, Yanyan Bee Cannon, Pingxi Sky Lantern Release, Donggang King Boat Burning, Toucheng Orphan Robbery, etc.

Each ethnic group of Taiwan's aboriginal ethnic group (Gaoshan ethnic group) has its own unique traditional annual ritual culture.

Japan once colonized and ruled Taiwan for 50 years, so Japanese culture had a profound impact on Taiwan.

The "Taipei Presidential Palace", the National Taiwan University campus and other buildings during the Japanese occupation have been protected and are still in use today. Place names such as Kaohsiung, Songshan, and Banqiao were transplanted from Japan. Japanese words such as bento (boxed lunch) and gas (gas) have entered Mandarin.

The area unit "ping" (1 ping ≈ 3.3 square meters) also originated from Japan.

When the Kuomintang government moved to Taiwan, it vigorously promoted "de-Japanization", vigorously promoted Mandarin education, promoted the Chinese cultural renaissance movement, and strengthened the people of the province's identification with China.

Tea is a traditional drink for Taiwanese people.

Tea is produced throughout Taiwan, and famous teas include Dongding Oolong tea, Wenshan Baozhong tea, Oriental Beauty tea, and Tieguanyin tea.

The main form of tea art is Kung Fu tea.

Bubble black tea culture is a new development of Taiwan's tea culture, and the representative tea drink pearl milk tea is very popular.