It is a cello sonata, and closely linked and matched with piano. The city’s dissociation and poet’s romance are interwoven into the feelings. It is a singing poem. .....

At the border between the two nations, in each May, the season of flower’s blossom,
The blooming flowers embellish the mountains and valleys, and construct a colorful painting between the sky and the earth. .....

Swinhoe’s frog is an amphibian species that is endemic to Taiwan. Its distribution is the entire island of Taiwan in mountain streams at 2000 meters or below.

This square bronze wine vessel with entwined dragon design was unearthed in Xinzheng, Henan in 1923. It was one of a pair. The other one is now in the Palace Museum in Beijing. It was unearthed from the tomb of the Lord of Zheng, in the mid to late Spring and Autumn period. ...

The scope of the northeast section includes 6 pits: J7, J8, K7, K8, L7 and L8. Originally, this was the lowest section in terms of the internal topography of the excavation area. ......

Lepidoptera is one of the biggest orders among Insecta, and most of them are moths. ......

Lyrics of this song came from a poem in Yu Kwang-chung’s “Small Wooden Sandals nostalgic suite.” It describes the sound of wooden sandals when kids wore and played on the streets in Taiwan’s early years. Li Tai-Hsiang added sounds made by sandals into the song to make the whole song have childhood’s carefree moods. .....

The Jinguashi waterway is mainly used to supply a steady quantity of water to the Lile Copper Factory at the lower river region for metal polishing. .....

The tripod is the most important bronze ritual implement in the Shang and Zhou dynasties. It was used in the higher level ritual ceremonies and banquets, and was a cooking implement. This “Lao tripod” was originally called the Zhou beast pattern tripod and was unearthed from the big tomb of the Zheng Lord in Xinzheng, Henan Province. ...

Copper drums were the traditional instruments of minority tribes in southwest China. Since ancient times, minority tribes in the southwest have treated the copper drum as a symbol of power and wealth Besides being used as musical instrument, it also was used for communication, ...