【海客文化與海洋保育】永安海螺文化體驗園區 PODCAST

This place full of stories now has a new focus It is the Yong'an Conch Culture Experience Park, right? Yes, we have some information about it Let's take a closer look today Let's talk about a very special place today Hmm At Yongan Fishing Port in Xinwu, Taoyuan Oh, Yongan Fishing Port Yes, it is the only Hakka fishing port in Taiwan I know this, it is very special Imagine, it is not just the sound of the sea breeze and waves Maybe there are also tunes of Hakka folk songs Yeah, it's very vivid This place full of stories now has a new focus It's the Yong'an Conch Culture Experience Park, right? Yes, we have some information about it Let's take a closer look today Okay Learn about this place How does it integrate the maritime Hakka culture, modern architecture and environmental care Yes This park will actually be officially opened in 2022 Oh, it's quite new Yes, its core goal is to preserve and promote The unique Hakka culture of the sea Yeah, yeah Like the fishing net mentioned in the information Ah, it's a lot of people pulling the big net together on the beach Yes, yes, that's it There are also conch shells as signals and the stone piles made of stones These are all traditional fishing methods Yes, that's more important I think it's trying to be in our modern society Help these local cultures find new meanings and connections Yes, even when you go there You will definitely see the pure white main building first The conch shape Yes, it is very eye-catching I heard that the design inspiration is the curve of the conch Yes, it's very beautiful. And there's a semi-outdoor observation deck upstairs. Ah, can you see the sea? You can directly overlook Yong'an Fishing Port. And there's a landscape art in the atrium. It seems to be related to the sound of Hakka people blowing conch shells. This building is not just beautiful How to say it Its design actually cleverly combines the environment, function and structure Hmm The conch shape directly echoes the local tradition of blowing conch shells Ah, yes Then the ancillary building next to it The image of the Hakka stone warmer is used again Oh, so the whole design itself is telling a story Yes, it is reinforcing the uniqueness of this place Let you see and feel this culture Understand, what about walking into the museum The main exhibition room is the Hakka Story House in the fishing village Hey, the coolest thing here is You can use VR and AR Oh, what to experience It's just a personal experience The fishing net I just talked about And the stone fish trap for fishing Wow, that's great Using technology to experience tradition Yes, there is also an installation art It's called Born in the Sound of the Sea Yeah, it sounds very poetic Yes. It describes the birth of life from pearl shells. The sound and light are beautiful. All these are showing the connection between Hakka culture and the ocean. The data also mentions oyster rock. Oyster rock. Yes That's what the Hakka people along the coast of Taoyuan call algae reefs Oh, algae reefs I know that's very important, but it's different from coral reefs Yes, it's specifically explained Algae reefs are plant algae reefs Coral reefs are animal algae reefs But they have similar functions and are all marine creatures Uh, it's a nursery, right? Let's get to know them There's also the mention of Bogong Bogong, the Earth God? Yes, Hakka people call the Earth God Bogong Before going out to sea, fishermen will pray for peace and a good harvest Yeah, these small details It really shows the close relationship between culture and life Yes But there is more to the park than just nostalgia There is also a very important exhibition Yes, which one is it? Organized by the Coast Guard Administration of the Maritime Affairs Commission SEA YOU Ocean Witness and Reconstruction Tour Exhibition Oh, I know this The theme is about marine waste Yes, it focuses on the journey of marine waste Many exhibits are made of recycled fishing nets Buoys They are made of so-called marine waste That's right There is one work that left a deep impression on me It's the beach full of garbage Yes But at the same time, there is a small log boat in the upper left corner of the screen It seems to be heading in the direction of hope This part touches on the very important issue of marine pollution Yes Ah I was quite touched after watching it This exhibition uses a visual approach to show you how marine waste comes from What are the effects But it's not just about presentation It also encourages everyone to take action Yes, it encourages everyone to participate in plastic reduction And resource recycling This is in line with the park's desire to connect culture and the goal of environmental awareness They echo each other Think about how we can coexist with the ocean Sustainable development Yes, that's the point If you actually visit After watching the exhibition Do you have any suggestions? Oh, you can go from the second floor to the small hill outside go there to see the sea and listen to the sea Yes, it should feel very good or go to the nearby Yong'an Guanhai Bridge next to it is the Yong'an Fishing Port Tourism Fish Market Yes, you can buy seafood Or eat at the restaurant on the second floor There is also the Coastal Botanical Garden nearby The beach green tunnel Well, arrange a day trip More than enough The transportation is also very convenient There is free parking Drive along the national highway and turn to Taiwan 66 Take Taiwan 61 You will arrive soon Yes, the opening hours are from Tuesday to Sunday 9am to 5pm Closed on Mondays This information is very useful So Yongan here Well, it's not just about the wind and the sea It's more about stories Yes, this white conch transforms the fishing days of the past into cultural memories that we can touch feel Well, a trip here should give you a lot of experience not just the charm of the sea This park is trying to preserve the memory of the Hakka people in the ocean But this also brings up a uh, a deeper question Oh When we look back on these traditions These traditions are very dependent on the ocean So how can we take positive action to ensure that the ocean itself is healthy and sustainable Well, that's a good question Like the regeneration mentioned in the SEA YOU exhibition In addition to reminiscing about the past What kind of role do you think each of us can play as a re-creator for the future of the ocean