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After the pandemic, domestic timber goes from single products to spaces, creating a pure-wood sustainable future
(Taiwan TB News Network / Reporter Chen Mingzong) On the 23rd, the Forestry Bureau of the Council of Agriculture held an exchange meeting titled "Domestic Timber in the Post-Pandemic Era," inviting experts in the wood industry, design, and craft fields, along with academia and competent authorities, to jointly... from the perspectives of supply, demand, and planning.
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Beyond the bug-bitten Dongfang Meiren: Recreating Beipu's Four-Season Tea Calendar
One bud and two leaves, shriveled and curled. Most tea farmers dread pests and diseases, yet the tea farmers of Beipu and Emei in Hsinchu are happier the more severe it gets, because this is the good news of "zhuoxian" (bug-bitten). "Xian means saliva, but the spelling that matches the original Hakka meaning should actually be 'zhuoyan' (catching smoke), because bitten tea leaves turn red, and the whole tea garden looks
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Green plants paired with dining becomes a new trend in Linyi, creating a unique new consumer space
In the fast pace of city life, people always long for a little corner where body and mind can relax. Recently, friends in Linyi are in luck! A new type of consumer space that blends green plants with dining has quietly emerged and is gradually becoming a popular choice for Linyi residents' leisure gatherings. What unique charm does it actually have? In Linyi
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