Links 1 May 2007
- Global Voices Online has an article about the Mazu (媽祖) pilgrimage in Dajia.
- Holly gets some ice-cream from the new Cold Stone Creamery.
- Pinyin News laments on the signage in
BanciaoBanqiao. - Pan Han-shen (潘翰聲) on the conflict between pedestrians and cyclists on Taiwan's footpaths: 共同爭取弱勢者的行動空間（4/26中時) (Update: Pan Han-shen has an article in English in the Taipei Times on this topic.)
- The Atayal community of Smangus battles with the Forestry Bureau. Have a look at the whole blog for more background. There is also a Chinese blog.
- A new blog to oppose the Hushan Dam project (link from Michael Turton)
- A letter in the Taipei Times about the need to enforce traffic laws.
- Poagao makes an interesting observation about the high speed rail and gets a similarly interesting response.
- Craig Ferguson has a report on the Mazu Festival with lots of photos. He also has some great photos of the event at flickr.
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Posted: May 1st, 2007 under Blogs & websites, Taiwan.
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Comments
Comment from David Reid
Time May 1, 2007 at 3:19 pm
Thanks Craig. I was actually going to post a link to your photos at flickr, but I forgot. So I have updated the post with that and one other link that I forgot to add as well.
Comment from Prince Roy
Time May 2, 2007 at 9:23 pm
潘翰聲: should be Pan Hansheng. Or is he trying to go Wang Jianming on us?
Comment from David Reid
Time May 2, 2007 at 10:30 pm
For people’s names I usually follow the spelling they choose and use Hanyu Pinyin only if I am not sure what spelling they use.
Many Taiwanese use the n vs ng final inconsistently. Wang Chien-Ming is a famous example. Ang Lee is another.
Comment from Mark
Time May 2, 2007 at 11:42 pm
Are you going to start doing posts of links like Michael now, or this a one off deal?
Comment from David Reid
Time May 3, 2007 at 7:14 am
I’ll try to do it regularly. Exactly how regularly though I am not sure.
Comment from Craig Ferguson
Time May 1, 2007 at 1:46 pm
I’ve just posted a report with lots of pictures on the Mazu festival, if you are interested.