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Introduction to Taiwan tourist attractions + food + souvenirs

Taiwan, as a treasure island of China, has beautiful scenery and very fresh and natural air. It has always been like the most well-known idol dramas here, with its own romance, its own freshness, and its own beauty.

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For more people, Taiwan may be more like a story about misty rain in the south of the Yangtze River. The beautiful girl holding an oil-paper umbrella who often appears always has such a sentimental side, making people nostalgic for this place.

Have infinite beautiful fantasies.

Once you come to Taiwan, you never want to leave. If there is a reason why people living in Taiwan don’t want to leave, I think most of it is because Taiwan is so beautiful.

So, below, everyone will come with the editor to explore Taiwan!

Must-see attractions in Taiwan 1. Alishan Alishan, everyone must be familiar with this name!

"The girls in Alishan are as beautiful as water, and the boys in Alishan are as strong as mountains!" I hummed this well-known lyrics unconsciously.

The water in Alishan is clear and clean. The blue sky and white clouds, as well as the shady green trees on the shore, are all reflected in the lake. On a windless day, it looks like a landscape painting.

But when the wind comes, it is just as beautiful.

The ripples scattered around piece by piece, and the landscape paintings were broken into pieces of small paintings, spread across the entire lake.

The mountains here are also majestic, with lush trees, overlapping mountains, and mist-shrouded clouds. Not only are there many precious tree species such as Taiwan fir, hemlock, and Xiaojisong, but the sunrise here makes many people stand in silence.

In the same place, I forgot the time.

The most important thing is that the climate here is warm and cool, making it an excellent place to escape the summer heat.

According to historical legend, in the 61st year of Kangxi's reign (1723), Wu Feng served as the general secretary of Alishan.

In order for the local Gaoshan people and the Han people to get along harmoniously, Wu Feng did a lot of work to influence the Gaoshan people, which made the exchanges between the Gaoshan people and the Han people more frequent.

But there is one thing that has always been a worry for Wu Feng.

It turns out that the Gaoshan compatriots must hold a "millet sacrifice" ceremony during the rice harvest season.

In this ceremony, there is a traditional horrible custom that the mountain compatriots will go down the mountain to kill foreigners (Han people), which is called "chucao".

Then the heads hunted by "Decao" are put on the altar as sacrifices for the "Millet Festival", and they pray to the gods to protect their safety and have a good harvest every year.

In this way, many Han people who traveled to or mistakenly entered the mountain border were innocently killed.

Wu Feng, who offered sacrifices to the skeletons, knew that this was caused by the ignorance of the mountain people, and measures must be taken to get rid of such bad habits.

In the second year of Wu Feng's tenure, when rice was about to appear again, the mountain people in Alishan urged Wu Feng to provide sacrifices (heads) for the "Millet Festival".

Wu Feng patiently advised the chiefs not to kill people, but to get rid of the bad habit of "taking out grass".

But no matter Wu Feng tried his best to say good things, the chief still ignored him.

Therefore, when Wu Feng waited for the chief and others to be drunk, he advised the chief to use the more than 40 skeletons of local rebels killed in the 60th year of Kangxi's reign to put down Zhu Yigui's rebellion as sacrifices, one for each year.

The mountain residents followed Wu Feng's advice, and from then on Alishan stopped "cultivating grass" for more than 40 years.

More than 40 years have passed in a flash.

The old chief died, and his son Oge was elected chief.

By the 31st year of Qianlong's reign (1766), the accumulated skeletons were exhausted.

The mountain people came to Ao Ge to restore "Chu Cao". Ao Ge thought of his father's last words: "You must listen to Master Wu Feng in everything", so he discussed with Wu Feng what to do.

Wu Feng suggested using a bull's head as a sacrifice to the gods, and Ao Ge agreed, so he used the bull's head to worship the gods for another three years.

Three years have passed since he reformed the villagers. Many young people in Alishan think that Wu Feng is good at everything except for one thing, which is not allowing them to "come out".

At the request of everyone, the new chief Ao Ge had no choice but to lead the young people in the mountains to find Wu Feng and put up a formation that had to be "out of the grass".

Wu Feng realized the seriousness of the situation and summoned the representatives of the mountain people the next day. He said solemnly and sadly: "I have been in office for more than 40 years and I have never treated you badly. You must know that murder is illegal, and if you kill a good person to worship the gods, the gods will not bless you, but will

Anger brings disaster. Now, since I have made an appointment with you, you are only allowed to kill one person. This person will be in red clothes and will be in front of the official hall tomorrow. You are not allowed to hurt anyone else."

Then he left cheering.

The next morning, when Wu Feng got dressed as promised and walked out of the official hall, she was shot down by an ambushed shooter.

The mountain people rushed forward, lifted up the red scarf and took a look. They found that the deceased was actually Wu Tongshi, whom they worshiped as a god. They were stunned and extremely sad.

When the chiefs of various communities heard about it, they came to caress the corpse one after another and cried, all of them repenting.

Wu Feng's benevolence and righteousness finally influenced the mountain compatriots, and they vowed not to kill anyone again to worship gods, and got rid of the bad habit of killing Han people for "chucao".

Later, the Han people and the Gaoshan people farmed and organized together, and there were intermarriages.

People admired Wu Feng's legacy, and in the late Jiaqing period, they built an Alishan loyal king's temple - Wu Feng Temple - at the place where Wu Feng was a director during his lifetime, and worshiped him every year.