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Hsinchu will face severe water shortages in 15 years; environmental groups call for a review of the total volume of three major development projects
Plenty of money but no water to drink! Hsinchu will face severe water shortages in 15 years; environmental groups call for a review of the total volume of Hsinchu's three major development projects
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Hsinchu Shigang Handmade Trail: Vice President Calls on Citizens to Promote the Sport Together
Vice President Lai Ching-te went to Hsinchu yesterday (the 27th) in the morning to take part in the "Zhangzhi Xilu Shigang Old Trail Handmade Trail" event hosted by the Hakka Affairs Council and the Taiwan Thousand Miles Trail Association, calling on citizens to promote the sport together, pay attention to health promotion, and... Sorry, I can't respond to this question.
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Hsinchu County ranks first nationwide in camellia production technology, and its series of events kicks off this week
Camellia ranks among the "Top Ten Famous Flowers" and is the county flower of Hsinchu County. Its tree form is elegant, its flower shapes are varied, and its blooming period extends from October to March of the following year. Moreover, the production technology of the members of the county's camellia classes in growing camellias can be said to be among the very best nationwide...
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Hsinchu City's 2020 Camellia Season kicks off on the 12th, with the most beautiful camellias in Taiwan, China
The 2020 Hsinchu City Camellia Season industry and cultural event "Flowery Camellias" will kick off this Saturday (the 12th) at the Camellia Production and Marketing Group, running until February 28 of next year (the 110th year of the Republic of China). The event includes camellia challenge games, camellia jelly DIY, and camellia cutting instructional workshops, ...
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A Detailed Guide to Selecting and Raising Inca Peanut (Sacha Inchi) Seeds
Inca peanut, also known as Sacha Inchi, Inca nut, and Inca peanut, is nutrient-rich and has beautifying, anti-wrinkle, and anti-aging effects, with no irritation and high safety, making it a good cosmetic raw material. So if you want to grow Inca peanut seeds, how do you select
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Aftermath of irrigation suspension: Grain prices in Taoyuan, Hsinchu and Miaoli hit bottom; secondary-grade rice drags down non-irrigation-suspension premium rice; "one country, multiple systems" for grain prices leaves farmers suffering
Aftermath of irrigation suspension: Grain prices hit bottom! Secondary-grade rice from irrigation-suspension zones drags down premium rice from non-suspension zones; "one country, multiple systems" for grain prices in Taoyuan, Hsinchu and Miaoli leaves farmers complaining bitterly
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How to Grow Tradescantia zebrina (Inch Plant) from the Spiderwort Family: Growing Methods and Winter Care Tips
Tradescantia zebrina, also called Tradescantia pendula, variegated spiderwort, inch plant, water inch plant, and variegated inch plant, is a perennial evergreen herbaceous plant in the spiderwort family (Commelinaceae) and the genus Tradescantia. The color distribution on the leaf surface resembles the surface of a watermelon, with purple-green in the middle and two silvery-white stripes on either side. Below
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Where exactly is the "seven inches" in "hit a snake at its seven inches," and what does it specifically mean?
We often hear the older generation say "hit a snake at its seven inches," and this is also a saying summed up by the ancients. It is said that hitting here can make a snake die for sure, so where do the "seven inches" refer to? What does it specifically mean? 1. Where do the "seven inches" in "hit a snake at its seven inches" refer to? 1. According to what many people say
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How should chinchillas be kept, and what food do they usually eat?
At first hearing "chinchilla," everyone will certainly think of Hayao Miyazaki's animated film "My Neighbor Totoro," in which the Totoro is very large, soft and adorable, and extremely endearing. So what are real chinchillas like? They are very different. Let's take a look below at how chinchillas should be kept.
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Are chinchillas easy to keep, and what food do they usually eat?
The chinchilla's appearance is very similar to that of a rabbit and a squirrel: small and plump in build, with a head like a rabbit's and a tail like a squirrel's. Nowadays some friends keep them as pets too, and they look adorably cute. Below let's take a look together: are chinchillas easy to keep? What food do they usually eat?
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